Parts Of Plants

Front 1

Macronutrients

Back 1

Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium

Front 2

Micronutrients

Back 2

Chlorine, iron, manganese, boron, zinc, copper, nickel, molybdenum

Front 3

2 types of roots

Back 3

Tap root, fibrous root

Front 4

Carries water through plant

Back 4

Xylem

Front 5

Carries nutrients through plant

Back 5

Phloem

Front 6

3 aspects of soil conservation

Back 6

Irrigate properly, prevent erosion, fertilize

Front 7

Parasitic plants

Back 7

Dodder, mistletoe

Front 8

Carnivorous plants

Back 8

Sundew, pitcher plant, Venus flytrap

Front 9

Sugary solutions in plants

Back 9

Phloem sap

Front 10

Positively charged particle

Back 10

Cation

Front 11

Self to self bond

Back 11

Cohesion

Front 12

Self to something else bond

Back 12

Adhesion

Front 13

Explanation for the flow of sap

Back 13

Pressure flow mechanism

Front 14

2 things effect movement of xylem sap

Back 14

Root pressure, transpiration

Front 15

Location where sugar is made

Back 15

Sugar source

Front 16

Location where sugar is stored

Back 16

Sugar sink

Front 17

Most fertile layer of the soil

Back 17

Topsoil

Front 18

Nutrients needed in small amounts

Back 18

Micronutrients

Front 19

Nutrients needed in large amounts

Back 19

Macronutrients

Front 20

Wearing away of the soil

Back 20

Erosion

Front 21

Plant food formed from second sperm

Back 21

Endosperm

Front 22

Seed leaf

Back 22

Cotyledons

Front 23

Tiny leaves under flower head

Back 23

Sepal

Front 24

Structure used to filter water before entering plant

Back 24

Casperian strip

Front 25

Suspended animation

Back 25

Dormancy

Front 26

Decaying plant and animal matter

Back 26

Humus

Front 27

Plants losing water from their stoma

Back 27

Transpiration

Front 28

Fruit formed from single carpel

Back 28

Simple fruit

Front 29

Route by which solutions do not enter the cytoplasm

Back 29

Extra cellular

Front 30

Route where selected salute travel in by way of root hair

Back 30

Entracellular

Front 31

Example is a pineapple

Back 31

Multiple

Front 32

Coevolutions of flowers

Back 32

Food for pollinators, sexual deception, nursery service

Front 33

Can all salutes enter the xylem?

Back 33

No only certain ones.

Front 34

What happens to materials that plants take in from the soil?

Back 34

Either converted to sugars, or released back into atmosphere

Front 35

3 types of fruit

Back 35

Simple, aggregate, multiple

Front 36

Example of raspberry

Back 36

Aggregate

Front 37

Simple fruits

Back 37

Develop from flowers with a single carpel

Front 38

Aggregate fruits

Back 38

Developed from flowers with many carpels

Front 39

Multiple fruit

Back 39

Developed from a group of separate flowers tightly clustered togather

Front 40

Common requirements for germination

Back 40

Seed drying, exposure to a period of cold, abrasion of seed coat

Front 41

Outer layer of tissue

Back 41

Epidermis

Front 42

Inner layer of tissue

Back 42

Endodermis

Front 43

Ground tissue

Back 43

Cortex

Front 44

Point of cell division

Back 44

Apical meristem

Front 45

Protective cap protecting the deciding cell

Back 45

Root cap

Front 46

To increase surface area

Back 46

Root hairs

Front 47

What type of reproduction occurs in the anthers?

Back 47

Meiosis

Front 48

What type of reproduction occurs in pollen grains?

Back 48

Mitosis

Front 49

Haploid spores form _______.

Back 49

Eggs

Front 50

What determines dormancy time?

Back 50

Environmental conditions