Unit 10: Plant Systems Overview & Notes

Unit 10:

Plant Systems

Overview & Notes

Notes: Write or draw in your notebook!

Vascular plants have a transport system
for water and nutrients just like animals

do with the cardiovascular system!

Non-vascular plants absorb water by

osmosis and cannot transport it.

Vascular vs. Non-Vascular Plants

Vascular vs. Non-Vascular Plants

Vascular vs. Non-Vascular Plants

Vascular vs. Non-Vascular Plants

Vascular Plants

Vascular Plants Diagram

Draw this
diagram in your
notebook with
labels. →

“Xy to the sky &
Phlo to the floor!”

Multiple Choice

Xylem is 

• another name for roots
• is a vascular tissue that carries water and minerals from the root up to the plants.
• carries food from the leaves to the root.

Multiple Choice

phloem is 

• a vascular tissue that carries water and nutrients from the roots up to the stem and leaves.
• a vascular tissue that carries food from leaves to the the roots.
• another name for leaf.

Multiple Choice

A ______ plant does not have any tubes.

• angiosperm
• gymnosperm
• vascular
• nonvascular

Multiple Choice

DO have true roots, stems and leaves

• vascular

• nonvascular

How do plants make more plants??

Flowering plants,
called
angiosperms,
reproduce
through a process
you’ve probably
heard of:
Pollination!

Angiosperm (Flowering Plant) Anatomy

Use this
diagram to
help you label
the flower in
your notebook

Female
Parts

Male
Parts

Multiple Choice

The "female" reproductive structure of flowers is called...

• Filament

• Anther

• Pistil

• Stamen

Multiple Choice

This structure is sticky and helps catch pollen grains!

• Stigma

• Style

• Stamen

• Ovary

Multiple Choice

Protects the reproductive structures of the flower and also attracts pollinators.

• Peduncle

• Receptacle

• Sepals

• Petals

Multiple Choice

Located at the top of the filament and creates pollen grains.

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Anther

• Filament

Multiple Choice

The "male" reproductive structure on flowers is called...

• Style

• Ovule

• Pistil

• Stamen

Multiple Choice

The structure that carries pollen from the stigma to the ovary and contains the pollen tube.

• Stigma

• Stamen

• Pistil

• Style

Multiple Choice

The small structures (male gamete) that pollinate the ovules in the ovary when they stick to the stigma and travel down the style.

• Filament

• Anther

• Pollen Grains

• Stamen

Tropisms

Did you know that plants respond to
their environment?

Copy this chart →
into your
notebook.
Include pictures!

Multiple Choice

A plant's response to any stimulus

• dormancy

• tropism

• hibernation

• pollination

Multiple Choice

A plant's response to touch

• thigmotropism

• geotropism

• hydrotropism

• dormancy

Multiple Choice

The movement of roots toward the ground or the movement of stems away from the ground

• hydrotropism

• geotropism

• thigmotropism

• phototropism

Multiple Choice

The movement of a plant's roots toward water in the soil

• thigmotropism

• geotropism

• phototropism

• hydrotropism

Multiple Choice

The movements in a plant in response to light

• phototropism

• geotropism

• hydrotropism

• thigmotropism

Multiple Choice

Which letter on the diagram represents the external stimulus?

• W

• X

• Y

• Z

Multiple Choice

The diagram shows a plant growing while lying on its side. How is the plant reacting positively and negatively to gravity?

• the root are reacting negatively by growing downward while the stem and leaves are reacting positively by growing upward

• the root are reacting positively by growing downward while the stem and leaves are reacting negatively by growing upward

• only the roots are reacting by growing downward

• only the leaves and stem are reacting by growing upward