Science Pace 1102 - 9Th Grade

Front 1

What do we call a plant whose seed contains one cotyledon?

Back 1

Monocot

Front 2

What do we call a plan to seed contains 2 cotyledons?

Back 2

A dicot

Front 3

What do we call a tree such as an Evergreen who don't lose their leaves in the fall?

Back 3

Gymnosperms

Front 4

What plant has fibrovascular bundles arranged in a ring near the epidermis?

Back 4

Dicots

Front 5

Where are the cells located that contain many chloroplasts that contain chlorophyll and are responsible for photosynthesis?

Back 5

Mesophyll

Front 6

What greatly increases a plant's ability to absorb water and nutrients?

Back 6

The millions of root hairs

Front 7

What we call a flower that has pedals, sepals, stamens and a pistil?

Back 7

Complete

Front 8

What female organ of a flower consists of a stigma, a style, and and overy?

Back 8

The Pistil

Front 9

Which male organ of a flower consists of the anther, the filament, in pollen grains?

Back 9

The stamen

Front 10

What we call the stem of the fern that grows horizontally underground with roots branching from the rhizome?

Back 10

Rhizome

Front 11

What are the 2 main parts of most leaves?

Back 11

The blade and the petiole

Front 12

What kind of fruit is a pineapple?

Back 12

Multiple fruit

Front 13

Define binomial nomenclature

Back 13

The system of naming living organisms

Front 14

Define gymnosperm

Back 14

Seeds that are not covered with fruit or a pod

Front 15

What does the parenchyma include?

Back 15

Palisade and spongy tissue

Front 16

What part of a plant carries on photosynthesis?

Back 16

The leaves

Front 17

What are the reproductive organs of a plant?

Back 17

The flowers, fruits, and seeds

Front 18

What purpose does a stem provide?

Back 18

To provide conduction for the plant

Front 19

Are mosses vascular or nonvascular?

Back 19

Nonvascular

Front 20

What are the vegetative organs of a plant?

Back 20

The leaves, stems, and roots

Front 21

What does xylem do?

Back 21

It brings water and dissolved minerals to all leaf cells

Front 22

Name 2 types of vascular plants

Back 22

Angiosperms and gymnosperms

Front 23

Describe an angiosperms

Back 23

An angiosperm has covered or enclosed seeds

Front 24

Describe a gymnosperm

Back 24

A gymnosperm has exposed seeds

Front 25

What do we call the reproductive pattern of the life cycle of a fern?

Back 25

Alternation of generations

Front 26

Make sure you know how to write out the chemical formula for photosynthesis

Back 26

Look it up in your book

Front 27

How does the diameter of a Woody stem increase?

Back 27

When secondary tissues are added

Front 28

What does fruit protect from insects and disease?

Back 28

Seeds

Front 29

How do most gymnosperms reproduce?

Back 29

Most gymnosperms reproduce sexually by means of male pollen cones and female seed cones

Front 30

What are the 3 regions of development in a root?

Back 30

The apical meristem, the zone of elongation, and the zone of maturation

Front 31

What 3 parts do all plants consist of?

Back 31

An embryo, a food supply, and a seed coat

Front 32

How does cross-pollination differ from self-pollination?

Back 32

Self pollination is the transfer of pollen to fhe stigma on the same flower or to the stigma of another flower on the same kind of flower. Cross pollination is the transfer of pollen to a flower on a different plant.

Front 33

Know how to label the internal structure of a leaf

Back 33

Look in your book

Front 34

Know how to label the parts of a flower

Back 34

Look in your book

Front 35

Know how to identify the three different leaflet arrangements of plants

Back 35

Look in your book