Botanical Names

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Petiol

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Stalk that joins the leaf

Hint 1

Opposite of sessile

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Cotaledon

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First leaves to appear from a germinating seed

Hint 2

Ohh cute

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Seeds

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Bigger, multi cellular, flower and fruit facilities. Transportation by animals

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Asteraces

Back 4

Daisy like flower

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Secondary growth

Back 5

Makes a plant wider or adds woody tissue

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Cultivar

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A cultured variety of a single plant

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Hydrophytes

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Plants that depend on ample water supply

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Hetrotrophic

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Feeds from another

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Yum yum

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Xanthophyllis

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Yellow

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Colour

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Cambium layer

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Area of the tree that makes phloam and xylem and forms annual rings

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Chloroplasts

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Photosynthetic structure / contains chlorophyll

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Gymnosperm

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Seeds unprotected / cones

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Aspect

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Where they grow

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Angiosperm

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Any plant that flowers

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Xylem

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Transportation of minerals and water from roots to upper part of the plant

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Growth rings

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Each ring represents 1 year

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Primary growth

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Makes a plant grow taller at roots and stems

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Pith

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Spongy cellular tissue found in stems

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Epiphytes

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Live in the air

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Lives Where?

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Ryizomes

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Subterranean plant stems that sends out shoots from it's nodes

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Node

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Potential growing point on the plants stems

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Coniferouse

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Cone baring seed plant

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Inflorescence

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A group or cluster of flowers

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Annual

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Completes it's growth cycle in 1 year

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Carotenoids

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Yellow, orange, red

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Chlorophyll

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Green

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Pollination

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The process of transferring pollen from anther to stigma

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Spores

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Microscopic , unicellular, undernieth leaves

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Biennial

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Takes two growing seasons to complete a life cycle

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Perennial

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Lives indefinitely after flowering / 3 or more years

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Nomenclature

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The naming of plants

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Autotrophic

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Self feeders

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Sessile

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Without a stalk

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Herbaceouse

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Soft woody stem

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Phloem

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Transportation of nutrients and food from leaves to growing parts of the plant... TOP TO BOTTOM

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Hybrid

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A cross of 2 different varieties or different species

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Mesophytes

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Grow under average conditions of water supply

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Xerophytes

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Plants adapted to dry (arrid) conditions

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Receptical

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Flowers attachment to stalk

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Flower stalk

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Supports flower

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Nectary

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Holds sugary solution to attract insects and birds

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Stem

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Provides support and allows for upright growth. / link 4 transportation of nutrients from roots 2 leaves

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Climber/ vine/ creaper

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A plant with a weak stem that cannot support itself

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Bulb/ corn/ tuber

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Fleshy swollen stem, usually underground.

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Shoot

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New growth from a plant

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Roots

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Absorb nutrients and water from the ground. / anchor the plant and sometimes food storage.

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Pollen

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Contains male reproductive cells

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Leaf

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Photosynthesis/exchange gasses

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Shoot

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New growth/allows for development of leaves and flowers