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18 Cards in this Set
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What do you call the roots of ferns?
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rhizoids
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Name the single cells that some plants produce instead of seeds.
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spores
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These plants do not die after one season of growth but live and grow for many seasons.
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perennial
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Name a conifer that grows in the dry climate of the southwestern states.
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pinyon pine
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What fungus converts sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide?
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yeast
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Which plants feed on dead matter?
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saprophytes
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Name a plant that does not bear seeds.
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ferns
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Which plant has a fruiting body?
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a mushroom
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Which green plant has no true leaves, stems, or roots?
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mosses
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Which tree family produces acorns and has wide-spreading branches?
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oak
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Name the kind of tree that is a good source of sugar and syrup and has colorful fall leaves.
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maple
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These conifers have needles growing in bundles and one variety that is the oldest living thing.
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pine
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These trees have white, papery bark that peels off. Indians used the bark to make canoes and wigwams.
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birch
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This trees cones hang down from the tips of branches. This tree is a source of tannin.
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hemlock
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This North American member of the cypress family has reddish wood which contains a moth-repellant oil.
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cedar
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Name the tree that grows best near water and is recognized by long, thin leaves and drooping branches.
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willow
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This tree grows in swamps and lagoons of the South with roots that stick out of the water.
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bald cypress
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This tree produces liquid Canada Balsam, has blunt, soft needles, and the cones fall apart while still on the branch.
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fir
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