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| What are structures that vascular plants share? |
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| What do vascular and non-vascular plants share that allow photosynthesis? |
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| What happens in the trunk of a tree as cambium produces new xylem and phloem each year? |
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| Which process produces food that stores energy? |
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| Which process releases stored energy? |
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| Are angiosperms and gymnosperms seed or seedless plants? |
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| What do angiosperms produce that gymnosperms do not? |
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| What gas does stomata bring into the plant? |
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| What gas does stomata let out? |
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| Would a soft stem plant or a woody stem plant grown taller? Why? |
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| Be ready to draw a stem and where the xylem, phloem, and cambium are relatively located. |
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| Xylem in the center, a ring of cambium, and phloem on the outside |
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| Be ready to draw a generic plant and label roots, stem, and leaves, as well as the term stomata and what type of root you draw |
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| [answers may vary depending on root type] |
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