Which of the following is "the growing, harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing of vegetables?"

Which of the following is "the growing, harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing of fruits and nuts?"

Which of the following is "the growing and using of plants for their beauty?"

Which of the following is "the production, transportation, and use of flowers and foliage plants?"

Which of the following is "producing and using plants to make outdoor environments more appealing?"

Which part of the plant is located at the bottom or the part of the plant that has contact with the soil?

Which part of the plant absorbs water and nutrients from the soil?

Which part of the plant anchors the plant to the ground?

Which part of the plant supports the stem structure?

Which part of the plant is usually the central structure of the plant, to which flowers, leaves, and roots are all attached?

Which part of the plant is the channel for the transportation of water, minerals, and sugar from the roots and leaves to the rest of the plant?

Which part of the plant supports the buds and leaves, flowers and fruit?

Which part of the plant is generally connected to the stem by petioles, but arranged in different patterns depending on the plant?

Which part of the plant is the main site of photosynthesis to convert sunlight, water and air into energy/food for the plant?

Which part of the plant provides a large surface area to increase the absorption of sunlight that is essential to photosynthesis?

Which part of the plant is usually the most flashy or showy part?

Which part of the plant has color and fragrances to attract pollinators?

Which part of the plant's main function is reproduction?

Which part of the plant can contain male parts, female parts, or both?

Which part of the plant becomes the fruit and seeds?

Which part of the plant is formed from the fertilized ovule and the ovary walls of the female flower?

Which part of the plant protects the seed?

Which part of the plant assists in spreading seeds by attracting animals that may consume the fruit and disperse the seed?

Which part of the plant is the mature ovule which is originally found int he female part of the flower and usually housed in a type of fruit or cone?

Which part of the plant contains the embryo which will germinate and become a new plant?

Which part of the plant is usually protected by a seed coat against moisture and extreme conditions?

Which part of the plant contains an endosperm which is a built in food supply for the embryo during germination?

Which part of the plant is spread by birds, animals, wind, and water?

Which part of the plant life cycle is when a seed sprouts and starts to grow?

Which part of the plant life cycle occurs after germination?

Which part of the plant life cycle is when the plant starts photosynthesis after the seed leaves emerge from the soil?

Which part of the plant life cycle occurs after leaf production/growth?

Which part of the plant life cycle occurs after the plant has grown to full maturity?

Which part of the plant life cycle is needed for a seed to be produced?

Which part of the plant life cycle can occur using wind, insects or birds?

Which part of the plant life cycle occurs after flower production?

Which part of the plant life cycle occurs after pollination?

Which part of the plant life cycle occurs after seed/fruit production (sometimes, depending on the plant)?

Monocot or Dicot? One cotyledon (seed leaf)

Monocot or Dicot? Two cotyledons (seed leaf)

Monocot or Dicot? Flower parts grow in multiples of 4 or 5

Monocot or Dicot? Flower parts grow in multiples of 3

Monocot or Dicot? Leaf has parallel veins

Monocot or Dicot? Leaf has netted veins

Monocot or Dicot? Stem has a ring of vascular bundles of veins

Monocot or Dicot? Stem has scattered vascular bundles of veins

Monocot or Dicot? Stem has a ring of vascular bundles of veins

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for plant growth through photosynthesis?

What does a plant need for photosynthesis to occur?