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Water Tubes

Transports water

Nutrience Tubes

Transports nutrition

2 main types of plants

Nonvascular and vascular

4 groups of plants:

Mosses


Gymnosperms


Ferns


Anniosperms

What do all plants have in common?

*All plants are Eukaryotic


*All plants have Cloroplast


*All plants are multicellular


*All plants have a cell wall

Photosynthisis

Sunlight+H2O+CO2-->Glucose+O2

What is the organelle within the cell that helps the plant preform photosynthisis?

Cloroplast

What do plants have because they lack a skeleton?

Cell Walls

What structure absorbs water and dissovles nutrience needed by the plant?

Roots

What is the flower part that attracts pollinators?

Petal

What creates a new plant after germination in the gymnosperms and angiosperms?

Seeds

What structure produces and stores the eggs?

The ovaries

What is the male sex cell in a plant?

Pollen

What structure provides the most of the vascular tissue and provides support for the plant?

The stem

What are the 6 groups of invertebrates?

1. Sponges


2. Cnidarian


3. Worms


4. Mollusks


5. Enhinoderms


6. Arthopods

What are the 5 groups of vertebretes?

1. Fishes


2. Birds


3. Amphibians


4. Reptiles


5. Mammals

Which group of invertebrates has the most diversity?

Arthopods

Which group of vertebrates has the most diversity?

Fishes

3 Domains, 6 Kingdoms

Parts of a Flower