Flowers have two parts that are considered 'male' parts- which statement is true about these male parts?

Which plant hormone facilitates plant growth by having cells go through the cell cycle and multiply?

The root in the picture is an example of what type of root?

The process by which water evaporates out of the stomata of plant leaves is best referred to as:

When a plant responds to touch by moving towards or away from it, this is called-

What is the purpose of the STEM of a plant?

Which flower part protects the flower bud and produces food for it before it blooms?

When a seed sprouts to develop into a plant, the process is referred to as:

A tulip uses flowers to attract pollinators who collect the pollen and transfer it between plants. A tulip is a?

Which of the following is a function of the plant hormone Abscisic Acid?

Shown above is a part of a germinating seed. What will the epicotyl become in the maturing plant?

After pollination/fertilization has taken place, which flower will become the fruit?

Specialized tissue in plants that is used for transporting water, minerals and sugars is called ________ tissue:

A plant that has fibrous roots would be well suited to an environment that is...

What is the white part in the picture below that collects pollen from pollinators called?

The stem adjusting to grow upwards in this picture is an example of what?

Water moves from the moist soil into the cells of roots by which process?

Pollen travels down pollen tubes to reach the __________ which is the female gamete

The movement of water against gravity in thin tubes is referred to as what?

Phloem is specialized tissue that does what?

The flower part pictured above makes and distributes pollen and is called the _____________.

Which plant hormone initiates plant growth by starting the process of germination?

The ability of water molecules to bond to each other is referred to as-

Why is it beneficial for a seed to be dispersed away from the parent plant?

What specialized plant structures open and close plant stomata?

The roots depicted in the picture would be considered what type?

Once an ovule has been fertilized with pollen it becomes a what?

Where might you find a large leaf like the one pictured?

What is the purpose of the seed coat?

The female parts of a flower are referred to as the carpel or pistil. Which list includes the parts that make it up?

What is the primary purpose of leaves?

How could a plant limit water loss through transpiration?

The flower structure labelled #7 would be called the _______________

Which tropism is being shown in the image?

For fertilization to occur, pollen must reach the ovules which are found inside the ____________.

Ferns have xylem allowing them to grow tall but rely on water for reproduction, there are ____________.

When minerals enter roots they are moving from low concentration to high concentration. This is ______ transport.

What is the part of the seed labelled 1 that provides a food source (and eventually becomes leaves) called?

Which plant hormone causes fruit to ripen?

When will a seed begin germination?

Why would a plant close its stomata?

What is the purpose of flowers in plants?

Which tropism is being shown in the picture?

Moss is a short carpet like plant that lacks transport systems. It is an example of a __________.

Structure 2 in the picture contains pollen tubes and is called the _________.

Capillary Action relies on the ability of water molecules to bond to the walls of xylem. This is called-

The small hole in a seed that allows water to enter the seed is called the-

In what type of environment would you find leaves with their stomata all on the upper surface of the leaf?

The anther of a flower is held up by the-

Which statement best describes the function of Xylem?

Why is cross pollination preferable to self pollination?

Which plant hormone promotes growth by stimulating cell elongation?

Which part of the seed will become the roots after germination?

Which flower parts are intended to attract pollinators?

Which adaptation would be beneficial in a hot and dry environment?

What is the function of the roots?

What is the tissue specialized in mitosis for both primary and secondary growth called?

Conifers that use cones and wind for pollination are examples of ___________ plants

Which plant hormone is responsible for causing tropisms to occur?