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Types of Plants
Roots Stems
Leaves
Seeds
Parts of a Flower
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What is a Plant?

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Multicellular, eukaryotic, autotroph that uses
chlororplast
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Most of the photosynthetic activity in plants
takes place in _____ of a leaf.
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Mesophyll
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Oxygen carbon diffuse in and out of pores
called _____
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Stomata (stomates)
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Explain the difference betweena gametophyte a
sporophyte
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Gametophyte haploid half a set of
chromosomesSporophyte- diploid full set
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Without gas exchange plants could not
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Make food
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What does a plant need to survive?
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Sunlight, water nutrients, gas exchange
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Explain the force that allows water to move up a
plant.What is it called when water leaves the
leaf?
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Cohesion AdhesionTranspiration
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The 2 types of vascular tissue in a plant are
__________ which moves____________
______________ which moves ______________.
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Xylem WaterPhloem Sugar (glucose)
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Plants evolved many things to deal with water
shortage including
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Cuticle, smaller leaves, (close stomata during
the day)C4, increase of ABA
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Explain phototropism. What hormone allows for
this?
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Plants growth towards like. Auxin (not evenly
distributed)
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What is true about seeds?
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Not found in all plants, they are found in
gymnosperms and angiosperms, have nutrients for
embryo
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Where is new plant growth occurring? What process
is happening exactly?
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Meristems mitosis
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Identify Structure B. in a LeafFunction?
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Stomata gas exchange
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Identify Structure CWhats the function?
C
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Spongy mesophyll space for gases needed for
photosynthesis
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Identify the Structures D.Whats there function?
Tissue Type?
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Vascular tissue movement of water sugar
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Explain the difference between gymnosperms and
angiosperms
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Gymno-naked seeds, cones, single
fertilizationAngio- covered seeds,
fruits/flowers, double fertilization
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What is created by dermal tissue? What are the
benefits of these tissues?
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Root hairs and trichomes on a leaf, increase
surface area for water absorption and
photosynthesis
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If one very ripe fruit is in your basket what
hormone is bring released? What hormone is
turned off to allow for a plant to start doing
secondary growth (grow more bushy)?
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Ethylene Auxin
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After fertilization ovary becomes the _________
and the ovule becomes the __________
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Ovary- fruitOvule - seed
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What kind of animal would be the best to have the
widest seed dispersal?Seeds for animals are
usually kept in ______.
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Bird or Batsince they fly long distances.
Fleshy sweet fruits
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What is germination? What does a seed wait for to
start germinating?What hormone is washed away
for this to begin?
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When a seed starts to grow, water/fire/temperature
, Abscisic Acid (ABA)
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The female reproductive parts are all
called_______. Consist of.
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Pistil stigma, style, ovary, ovules
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Identify structure C. What does it produce? What
is inside these cells?
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Anther make pollen 3 cells 2 sperm and one cell
to make the pollen tube.
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Identify Structure A. Function?
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Stigma Gets pollen
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Explain what is happening here.
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The pollen grain or microsporocyte lands on the
stigma and grows a pollen tube that heads towards
the microphyle. The pollen releases 2 sperm cells
into the megasporagium one fertilizes the polar
nuclei forming endosperm the other fertilizes the
egg and becomes the seed
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