Plants Unit Two Review

Thorns, poison, and thigmotropism are examples of

• Structures for Survival
• Structures for Reproduction
• Structures for Flowers
• Structures for Defense

Leaves, stems, roots are examples of 

• Structures for Survival
• Structures for Reproduction
• Structures for Flowers
• Structures for Defense

Poison Ivy, Cactus, and Roses are examples of 

• Structures for Survival
• Structures for Reproduction
• Structures for Flowers
• Structures for Defense

Stamen and Pistil are the reproductive parts of flowers.

• Structures for Survival
• Structures for Reproduction
• Structures for Flowers
• Structures for Defense

Produces pollen which contains the sperm cells.

• Stamen
• Anther
• Pistil
• Filament

All of the following belong to the male reproductive parts of a flower except

• Stamen
• Anther
• Pistil
• Filament

This is the female reproductive part.

• Stamen
• Anther
• Pistil
• Filament

This is where egg cells are produced.

• Style
• Ovules
• Pistil
• Stigma

Sticky top where pollen grains land.

• Style
• Ovules
• Pistil
• Stigma

Where pollen tube grows after pollination.

• Style
• Ovules
• Pistil
• Stigma