Final 3

Front 1

plants in this group have adapted structures that make them the most succesfull and dominant group of plants on earth

Back 1

anigospersm

Front 2

evegreen, adapted to cooler and dryer habitats

Back 2

conifers

Front 3

these plants reproduce by spores that are in the cone shape tip of the modified hollow scale like leaves, have silica deposits in their stems making them good pot scrubers, nick named scouring roushes

Back 3

horsetails

Front 4

this species is reduced to just one species being kept alive

Back 4

ginkos

Front 5

sori on these plants produce spores on the underside of prawns

Back 5

ferns

Front 6

plant hormone that prevents the aging of plants and can be used to keep cut flowers fresh

Back 6

cytokinins

Front 7

plant hormone that stimulates flowering, see germination

Back 7

giberellins

Front 8

plant hormone that stimulates the ripening of fruit

Back 8

ethyline

Front 9

plant hormone that causes stems to lengthen and used to promote root growth in transplanted plants

Back 9

auxins

Front 10

plant hormone that inhibits cell growth and keeps seeds and buds from forming until conditions are right for growth

Back 10

absysic acid

Front 11

absorption water and minerals

Back 11

roots

Front 12

reproductvie parts of a plant

Back 12

flower

Front 13

whats inside of the fruit

Back 13

seeds

Front 14

plant parts above line c (dirt)

Back 14

shoots

Front 15

small bodies of plants that have built up large quantities over time, extremely important as fuel source and in some countries have been used as medicine

Back 15

peat moss

Front 16

chalicyma cells which are thickened with cellulose for strength and structure is an example of what kind of tissue

Back 16

ground

Front 17

male part of the flower

Back 17

stamen

Front 18

generally photosynthese takes place where

Back 18

leaf

Front 19

which of the following is not a characteristic of land plants

Back 19

not multicellular prokaryotes

Front 20

region of the root that converts sugars and stores them as starch is called

Back 20

cortex

Front 21

adaptation that made land plants successful

Back 21

seeds

Front 22

the stalk taht supports the individual leaf is called

Back 22

petiole

Front 23

rigid polymer acts as a sticky glue substance in plants taht acts for strength and structure is called

Back 23

lignin

Front 24

non vascular plants that lack true roots stems or leaves and normally live in moist environments are called

Back 24

bryophites

Front 25

eggs are to birds as_______ are to plants

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seeds

Front 26

structure that allows for the exchange of gasses such as carbon dioxide oxygen in photosythetic plants is called

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stomata

Front 27

______ are fine long extensions thatt increase absorption and increase surface area

Back 27

root hairs

Front 28

which of the following is not a function of the root system

Back 28

photosythesis

Front 29

which of the following is not an adaptation that made land plants succesful

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chitin

Front 30

not characteristics of monocots

Back 30

2 cotyledon

Front 31

vascular tissue responsible for bringing water and tissue up from the roots and leaves is called

Back 31

xylem

Front 32

non reproductive parts of the flower which two things

Back 32

caryx and corolla

Front 33

leaf venation where secondary veins tend to curve away from the midrib and run parallel

Back 33

arcuate

Front 34

identification of plants is important for the following reasons

Back 34

all

Front 35

which of the following is not a part of the plant shoot system

Back 35

root

Front 36

veins of the leaf are used for what

Back 36

transport nutrients

Front 37

what two adaptations of the plant allowed the plant to grow taller

Back 37

lignin and vascular tissue

Front 38

sporophyte stage of the alternate regeneration cycle

Back 38

diploid

Front 39

example of a fruit that is a pome

Back 39

apple

Front 40

pulpy mass berry with several seeds inside of it is called

Back 40

tomato