Produces seeds in a plant

(a)  

Reproductive structures of a plant

(a)  

Supports the leaves, fruits, and the flowers

(a)  

Moves water and nutrients

(a)  

Stores food and water

(a)  

Produces tylem and phloem

(a)  

Absorbs water and nutrients from the soil

(a)  

Anchors- hold plant in the soil

(a)  

Stores food

(a)  

Plant is directly used by humans...ex: food, nuts/fruit, timber

(a)  

Not used directly by humans...ex: cow eats grass and then we eat the cow.

(a)  

A human need; fruit, vegetables, grain, nuts...

(a)  

human need; cotton, wool, silk, leather...

(a)  

human need; tree products, such as wood/timber...fire-heat

(a)  

means " naked seed" and is not protected by fruit...evergreen (pine, cedar, spruce, fir, spruce, etc.)

(a)  

Means "covered seed" and IS protected by fruit (all produce flowers)...ex: orange, pecans, almonds, acorns, vegetables, cotton, soybeans

(a)  

The 2 classes of an angiosperm

(a)  

Baby leaf that becomes the seed leaf

(a)  

Has one seed leaf

(a)  

has 2 seed leaves

(a)  

vascular bundles; scattered veins

(a)  

vascular bundles; rings

(a)  

leaf veins; are in parallel lines

(a)  

leaf veins; netted veins

(a)  

flower parts; multiples into 3 or 5

(a)  

flower parts; multiples into 2 to 4

(a)  

Produces its complete life cycle in ONE year...ex: vegetables, corn, squash, some flowers

(a)  

completes its life cycle in TWO growing seasons...ex: carrots, onions, black-eyed susans

(a)  

Produces for more than 2 growing seasons. Can either die back or go dormant during the winter.

(a)  

perennial; soft stem that is killed by frost

(a)  

perennial; stem does not die back, it goes dormant during the winter

(a)  

2-word naming classification system

(a)  

binomial; written with 1st letter capitalized

(a)  

nomenclature; all lower case

(a)  

Both are written in Latin and are either underlined or italicized

(a)  

Takes place in the leaves, converting sunlight into energy and food

(a)  

Process of the plant using food to produce energy

(a)  

movement of water through evaporation in the leaf

(a)  

female part of a flower

(a)  

Top part of the pistil; produces a sticky substance to catch pollen

(a)  

tube that connects the stigma to the ovary

(a)  

produces female sex cells (egg) becomes the fruit

(a)  

protects the flower before it opens

(a)  

colorful; attracts pollinators

(a)  

stalk structure that supports the anther

(a)  

produces pollen; contains the male sex cells (sperm)

(a)  

male parts of the flower.

(a)  

Has all its parts ( sepals, petals, stamen, pistil)

(a)  

male flowers will not have a pistil; female flowers will not have stamen.

(a)  

plant has both male and female flowers on the same plant

(a)  

male plant and female plant; male and female flowers are not separate plants

(a)