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| A Plant That Has No Vascular System, And Includes Mosses, Hornworts, And Liverworts. |
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| Plants That Have A Vascular System, But Rely On Spores To Reproduce. |
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| Any Plant That Has A System That Carries Nutrients, Sugar, And Water Through The Plants. |
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| A System Of The Plant That Absorbs Nutrients And Water To Supply To The Rest Of The Plant; Grow Downward. |
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| Any Part Of The Plant That Grows Above The Ground. |
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| A Plant That Contains Only 1 Cotyledon, Has Parallel-Veined Leaves, The Primary Vascular Bundles Are Scattered, And The Flowers Are In Parts Of 3's. |
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| A Plant That Has 2 Cotyledons, Has Net-Veined Leaves, The Primary Vascular Bundles Are In A Ring, And The Flower Parts Are In 4's And 5's. |
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| Have Larger Cell Walls, Plant Cells |
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| Thin And Flexible Cell Walls, Large Central Vacoule, Plant Cell |
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| Very Thick Cell Walls, Plant Cell |
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| Vascular Tissue That Carries Nutrients And Water Upwards Through The Plant |
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| Vascular Tissue That Carries Sugar Downwards To The Roots |
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| Tissue That Covers The Outside Of A Plant And Protects It From Energy |
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| Tissue That Carries Water And Nutrients Through The Plant To Allow It To Function Properly |
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| Made Mostly Of Parenchyma Cells; Fills Space Between Vascular And Dermal Tissues |
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| The Location At The Tip Of A Plant Where New Sprouts Can Grow Out Of The Plant, Or A Flower Can Also Grow In Its Place |
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| Locations On The Stems Of A Plant Where New Stems Or Flowers Can Grow |
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| The Upward Growth Of A Plant. |
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| The Outward Growth Of A Plant, Occurs Mostly In Woody Plants. |
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| The Place In The Roots Of A Plant Where Cell Division And Multiplication Takes Place |
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| The Area Of The Plant Where The Cells Are Reproducing Quickly And The Plant Is Growing |
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| Area Where A Part Of The Plant Enlarges, And Finishes Its Growing Cycle. |
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| Roots That Are Adventitous; What Kind Of Plant? |
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| Roots Are Primary And Adventitous; What Kind Of Plant? |
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| Waxy Covering On The Outside Of The Plant That Prevents Water Loss |
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| The Outside Covering Of A Leaf; Has An Upper And Lower |
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| Used To Gather Sunlight; Part Of Epidermis: Upper Or Lower? |
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| Layer Of A Leaf That Contains The Chloroplasts Used To Undergo Photosynthesis |
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| The Organelle In The Leaf Of A Plant That Undergoes Photosynthesis To Give Food To The Plant |
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| Layer Of A Leaf With Many Pores To Allow The Passage Of Gases, Chemicals, And Other Nutrients Needed For Photosynthesis |
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| Openings In A Plant That Open To Allow Oxygen And Chemicals Into A Leaf For Photosynthesis |
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| Cells That Open And Close The Stomata |
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| Female Reproductive Organ In A Plant That Recieves Pollen And Consists Of The Stigma, Ovary, And The Style |
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| Tip Of Pistil That Collects Pollen |
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| Tube Down To The Ovary Of The Pistil Used When A Pollen Cell Sends A Tube Down To The Ovary To Send Sperm To Fertilize The Egg |
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| System In The Pistil That Contains The Ovules |
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| The Male Reproductive System Of A Plant; Consists Of An Anther And A Filament; Produces Spores |
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| Tip Of The Stamen, Used To Produce And Hold Pollen |
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| 'Stem' Of A Stamen; Holds Anther Above Plant |
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| Brightly Colored Things On Outside Of Plant That Attract Pollenators |
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| Green 'Petals' That Hold The Bud Closed And Protect It Until It Blooms |
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| Alteration Of Generations |
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| The Name Of The System Where A Plant's Reproductive Cycle Where It Switches Between Sporophyte And Gametophyte. |
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| A Plant Generation That Produces Only One Set Of Chromosomes |
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| A Plant Generation That Produces More Than One Set Of Chromosomes |
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| A Plant Type/Generation That Relies On Spores To Reproduce |
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| A Plant Type/Generation That Uses Spores And Sexual Reproduction To Reproduce, Seeds |
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| The Fusion Of A Sperm Cell And An Egg Cell To Create A Seed Of The Same Species |
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| The Egg When It Is Fertilized |
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| The Embryonic Leaf In A Plant |
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| Hormones That Affect The Growth Of Plant Tissues; Stimulates Of Slows Growth; Stimulates Cells to Lengthen Or Differentiate; Affects Abscission |
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| Affects The Roots And Shoots Tips Of The Plant |
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| Hormones That Promote Cell Division And Elongation; In No Way Inhibit Growth; Also Responsible For Promoting Growth In The Embryo Of The Seed |
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| Hormones That Promote Cell Division |
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| A Hormone That Stimulates The Release Of Dormancy, Leaf And Fruit Abscission, Flower Opening, Flower And Leaf Senescence, And Fruit Ripening |
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| Hormone That Increases In Concentration As The Days Become Shorter; Reason The Leaves Fall Off Trees In The Fall. |
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| The Growth Of A Plant In A Specific Direction In Response To A Stimulus |
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| Movement Toward A Stimuli |
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| Movement Away From A Stimuli |
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| Tropism Involving Gravity |
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| Tropism Involving Response to Touch |
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| Tropism Involving Growing Toward Water |
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| Movement In Response To A Stimuli But Independant On The Direction Of The Stimulus; Ivolves Change In Turgor |
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| Opening And Closing Of Flowers In Response To Temperature Changes |
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| Response Of A Plant To Changes In The Length Of Day Or Night; Abscission And Flowering Are Controlled By This |
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