Gymnosperms are:

Roots are used for:

Buds that are located on the sides of stems are called:

The visible lines found in leaves are called:

Photosynthesis takes place in the:

All the petals of the flower form the:

All the sepals of the flower form the:

Female gametes are produced in the:

Flowers that just have stamen or pistil are:

Flowers that grow together in a common stem are:

The mixture of water and dissolved mineral salts in the roots is called:

Raw sap travels through vessels called:

Photosynthesis takes place, inside of the cell, in the:

During the night, plants perform the:

The process to obtain energy (cellular respiration) takes place, inside of the cell, in the:

Gases enter and leave the plant through small holes called:

In plants, growth responses to external stimuli that result in a permanent change in the direction that the plant grows is called:

In plants, temporary responses in which, when the stimulus stops, the plant returns to its original position are called:

The type of reproduction in which just one parent is involved and all the offspring is genetically identical to it is called:

In ferns, spores are produced inside brown spots called:

Angiosperms have their seeds sourrounded by:

When pollen grains are transferred from the anther of a flower to the pistil of the same or another flower, that is calles:

Seeds or fruits can be dispersed by

When the seed falls to the ground, opens, and the embryo starts to develop, that is called:

We can use plants for: