Ag. 2 Plant Science

Front 1

What plant part absorbs food and water from the soil?

Back 1

Roots

Front 2

What plant part extends directly down under the plant?

Back 2

Tap Root

Front 3

The female parts of the flower are collectively called?

Back 3

Pistol

Front 4

This flower contains both the pistol and the stamen?

Back 4

Perfect

Front 5

This flower is missing one or more of its female parts?

Back 5

Imperfect

Front 6

Protects the growing end of the root.

Back 6

Root Cap

Front 7

What part of the attaches the leaf to the main steam?

Back 7

Petiol

Front 8

What is the function of the Petals?

Back 8

To attrach pollinators.

Front 9

The anther is supported by the?

Back 9

Filament

Front 10

The main support of the flowering plant that transports water.

Back 10

Stem

Front 11

The bud located at the tip of the stem.

Back 11

Terminal Bud

Front 12

Male part the flower that produces the male sex cell.

Back 12

Anther

Front 13

Male sex cell in plant production.

Back 13

Pollen

Front 14

Female sex cell in plant production.

Back 14

Ovuals (eggs)

Front 15

Primary function of the flower.

Back 15

Reproduction and species survival

Front 16

The out growth of the plant that collects sunlight.

Back 16

Leaf

Front 17

Located between the upper stem and branch.

Back 17

Axiliary Bud

Front 18

Plant living more than 2 years.

Back 18

Perennial

Front 19

Plant living for 2 years.

Back 19

Biennial

Front 20

Plant living for 1 year.

Back 20

Annual

Front 21

Methods of asexual reproduction. (5)

Back 21

Cutting, Layer, Tissue Culture, Grafting, Division

Front 22

Leaf Edge

Back 22

Margin

Front 23

Area between to nodes

Back 23

internode

Front 24

Four factors need for seed germination.

Back 24

Soil Temparture, Water, Sun Light, Air

Front 25

Absorbation of Water

Back 25

Imbibition

Front 26

Cross pollinating to plants to produce a geneticly stronger plant is called?

Back 26

Hybridzation

Front 27

What is the protective vice for the developing bud.

Back 27

Sepal

Front 28

Protective portion of the seed.

Back 28

Seed Coat

Front 29

Energy source of the seed.

Back 29

Endosperm

Front 30

Types of modfied stems

Back 30

Bulb, Rhizome, Corm, Tuber, Stollons

Front 31

Bulb

Back 31

Onion

Front 32

Corm

Back 32

Garlic

Front 33

Tuber

Back 33

Potato

Front 34

Rhizome

Back 34

Johnson Grass

Front 35

Stollon

Back 35

Strawberry

Front 36

Single Seed Leaf

Back 36

Monocotyledon

Front 37

Two Seed Leafs emergin at the same time.

Back 37

Dicotyledon

Front 38

Alfalfa

Back 38

Alternate

Front 39

Soy Beans

Back 39

Opposite