Plants And Food For Fibre

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diffusion

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Particles going to a lesser concentration from a higher concentration

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osmosis

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The diffusion of water through a differentially permeable membrane

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transpiration

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Water is taken in by a plant or an animal evaporates from the organism

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moss campion

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it is common cushion plant found it the rocky mountains slopes.

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duckweed

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It is a common plant found on ponds in the spring and summer, has tiny roots that grow off the underside of the leaf and surrounded by water.

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sequoia

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Trees that have the tallest stems in the world. They can grow up as high as 110m. The bark can be as thick as 50m

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cotvledon

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Food for plants.

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phloem

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Layer of cells that carries the sugar from the leaves to the rest of the tree. As the cells die, they become part of the outer bark.

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xylem

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Carries the water and nutrients from the roots up to the leaves. As a new layer develop, the inner layers die and become heartwood

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cambium

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Is the growing part of the trunk. Each year the cambium produces new phloem and xylem.

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morphine

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Is a powerful pain medication, is found only in the thick fluid of the opium poppy seed pot. It cannot be manufactured.

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codeine

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It is also found in the opium poppy. It is used in cough medicines and for the relief of other cold symptoms.

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opium poppy

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It is the source of morphine, and its the most powerful medication of all.

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embryo

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It is a plant growing inside a seed.

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heartwood

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It is the dead wood in the centre of the tree. It gives the tree its strength.

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selective breeding

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Involves to plant with particular charactersists to reproduce.

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sexual reproduction

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Involves 2 plants to reproduce.

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asexual

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When a single plant grows new plants from tis roots or stems or leaves.

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layering

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A process used in plant reproduction whereby plants reproduce from its stem

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grafting

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A process whereby a branch is taken from one tree and attached to another one.

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cutting

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Where a small section of leaf and stem is cut from a parent plant and grow into a new plant.

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Foxglove

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A plant such as pernniall

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Garlic

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is a nautral antibiotic

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Ginko Bilboa

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can improve mental activity. Apparently increases the supply of oxgen to the brain

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Aloe Vera

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is a plant used to help skin conditions

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Ginseng

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Simulates the nervous system

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Feverfew

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Is know to relive headaches pain.

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Echinacea

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Used in combat colds and flu, and system of run-in noses sore throat, ect.

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Respritaion

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in the cells of living things a process in which oxygen is used to get energy from food and is converted into carbon dioxide

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Silk

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it is obtained from the mulberry silkworm

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Stomata

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it is used for gas exchange it is a pore garden by the cell gards. they open in the daytime and close at night.

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Germination

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is the delvelmopent into a new seed

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Hardiness

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A plants ability to withstand certain enviroment coditons

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Yield

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The amount

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