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21 Cards in this Set
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What comes from the bark of the willow tree?
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aspirin
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What transport glucose down through the plant?
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phloem
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What inspired London's Crystal Palace to support tons of glass?
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The sturdy pattern of grids of the water lily.
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What was the Garden of Eden bound by?
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4 rivers
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The tendency of a plant to grow toward water is what?
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Hydrotropism
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The tendency of a plant to grow toward light is called____?
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Phototropism
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What plant is used to treat heart disease?
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Fox glove
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How is water transported through the plant?
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By the Xylem vascular bundles
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Roots store glucose in the form of what?
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starch
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What is the enlarged base of the pistil called?
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ovary
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List three ways flowers attract pollinators?
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1. color
2. scent 3. shape |
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List three things for which a fully grown dandelion can be used?
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salad ingredients
coffee substitute medicines tire tracks timepiece potent wine |
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List two things a plant provides for us.
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clothes
food housing medicines |
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Be able to identify plants by dicot or monocot.
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see notes
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What part of the plant is a carrot?
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root
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What part of the sweet potato makes up the food?
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root
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What part of the celery is used for food?
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stem
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what part of the orange?
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fruit
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what part of lettuce?
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leaf
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what part of the tomato?
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fruit
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Be able to label the parts of a flower.
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See your notes
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