Introduction to Plants

Tissue that transports water from the roots to other parts of the plant is called:

• phloem

• roots

• cambium

• xylem

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Which plant structure anchors the plant in the ground and absorbs nutrients?

• leaves

• stems

• roots

• flowers

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Cambium, xylem, & phloem compose a plants ___ tissue.

• nonvascular

• vascular

• green

• root

Which of the following is gymnosperm example?

• rose flower

• conifer (pine tree)

• moss

• fern

The vascular tissue that produces new xylem and phloem is called:

• rhizoids

• spores

• cambium

• veins

Which area of the plant has the most photosynthesis taking place?

• roots

• leaves

• xylem

• flower

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The stomata is controlled by pairs of cells that open and close called:

• palisade layer

• diffusion

• guard cells

• epidermis

An angiosperm with two cotyledons is called a

• dicot

• monocot

• diploid

• haploid

Seedless plants reproduce with:

• eggs

• seeds

• spores

• cones

Seedless nonvascular plants lack roots. This type of plant has ___ to hold them in place.

• roots

• phloem

• zygotes

• rhizoids