Rhizoids are:

Chloroplast is a plant cell part that captures ____ from the sun to make food.

Sperm of seedless plants, such as ferns, swim through ___ to fertilizer an egg.

A ______ is a protist that invades another protist to get the nutrients that it needs.

A protist that cannot make its own food

_____ and green algae might share a common ancestor. They have similar cell walls. Green algae and this organism make their own food through photosynthesis. Both store energy in the form of starch. They both have a two-stage life cycle. Because of these similarities, some scientists think that green algae and this organism share a common ancestor.

____ is the male part of the flower and the ___ is the female part of a flower

A gymnosperm is a seed plant that does not ____

The _____ protects the plant from water loss.  Carbon dioxide enters the plant’s leaves through the_____. It is an opening in the leaf’s epidermis and cuticle.

Photosynthesis is the process by which plants make their own food from _____ and ______.

Mosses have leafy stalks and ____. It is a root like structure that holds nonvascular plants in place. They help the plants get water and nutrients.

_______absorbs many of the sun's wavelengths. But it reflects more wavelengths of green light than wavelengths of other colors of light. So, most plants look green.

An inactive seed is a ________ seed

Virus is a tiny particle that gets inside a cell and often ____ the cell

Like living things, viruses contain and ______ genetic material. But viruses don’t act like living things. They can’t eat, grow, break down food, or use oxygen.

A virus can reproduce only inside a living cell that serves as a _______.

The one thing that viruses do that living things also do is make more of themselves. Viruses attack living cells and turn them into virus factories. This cycle is called the ______ cycle

Fungi are eukaryotic heterotrophs that have  ____cell walls and no chlorophyll.

Phytoplankton are free-floating
single - celled _____

This is the part of the flower that contains the ovules

A seed plant that flowers such as roses and gardenias.

Helps stop water loss from a leaf

This carries water and minerals.  Transpiration aids in the movement of water and minerals in the ______, but it must be controlled in order to prevent water loss.

This type of plant does not have true roots, stems or leaves.  An example are mosses

Sprouting

A structure through which sperm travel to reach the ovule

Tiny plants that grow along edges of a leaf

Above ground stems from which new plants grow

Underground stems from which new plants grow

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