The plant kingdom

The part of a plant that carries food and nutrients to and from the roots and leaves.

• epidermis

• root

• spore

• stem

A cell in a seedless plant that can grow into a new plant is called

• root

• stem

• spore

• stomata

Tiny holes found on the underside of a leaf are called

• root hairs

• stems

• spores

• stomata

A process that breaks down food and releases energy is called

• photosynthesis

• respiration

• transpiration

• all of the above

Threadlike cells on a root that take in water and nutrients from the soil are called

• stems

• root hairs

• spores

• stomata

A plant part that takes up water and nutrients from the ground and hold the plant in place is called

• root

• spore

• leaf

• stem

The thin, protective covering on a leaf that keeps water in the leaf is called

• respiration

• stem

• transpiration

• epidermis

The process that a plant uses to produce plant sugars from water, carbon dioxide, and energy from sunlight is called

• respiration

• transpiration

• photosynthesis

• all of the above

A process in which water exits a plant leaf is called

• transpiration

• photosynthesis

• leaking

• none of the above

A carrot would be an example of

• a taproot

• a yummy vegetable

• a yucky vegetable

• a stem