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| plant that has one embryonic leaf that develops during germination |
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| plant that has two embryonic leaves that develop during germination |
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| a plant that produces flowers which form seeds withing an ovary |
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| a type of plant that does not produce seeds in a fruit, conifer plants that produce cones |
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| plant with needle-like leaves which sheds these leaves and grows new ones continuously throughout the seasons |
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| trees, shrubs, and woody vines that drop all of their leaves at the end of each growing season |
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| a network of connected tubes that moves raw materials within some plants |
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| plants that are lacking connective, transport, or supportive tissues |
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| describes a plant that has a flexible, usually green, stem |
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| the green pigment molecule in plants responsible for trapping light energy needed of photosynthesis |
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| anther, stamen, pistil; used in the transfer of pollen and the production of a seed |
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| reproductive parts of a flower |
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| protective layer or covering over the tip of a root |
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| specialized openings on the underneath surface of leaves that allow gas exchange to occur |
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| the waxy covering of a plant |
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