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Angiosperms
(seeds)
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- flowering plant
- domiant plant form on the earth
- found in moist land and water
- reproduce sexually using flowers and pollination
- seed contained in a wall called fruit
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| 2 classes of Angiosperms: |
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Definition
Monocots:1 seed leaf, Ex. Corn, wheat, lillies, palm trees
(one)
Dicots: Ex. Roses, covers, tomatoes, beans, daisies, oaks
(two) |
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| What are the categories of plant life spans?: |
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Annual- 1 year
Biennial- 2 years
Perennial- 3 or more years |
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Term
Conifer
general characteristics: |
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Definition
Conifers means "cone-bearing"
can live in poor soil
live in cold conditions
leaves are needles or scales
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| Male and female cons grow on? |
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| What are the male cones called?: |
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| What are the female cones called?: |
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Compare Monocots to Diccots:
Seeds
Veins
Petals
Xylem and Pholem |
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Definition
Monocots have one seed-Dicots have 2 seeds
Monocots have parallel veins- Dicots have Branched veins
Monocots petals are usually in multiples of 3-
Dicots petals in multiples of 6
In monocots xylem is in a x shape and phloem in arms |
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| Is tissue in certain places where the plant is able to grow |
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| Cambium, cortex, phloem, vascular cylinder, root hair, xylem, epidermis, pericycle |
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Term
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Definition
Region of meristematic growth,
Region of Differentiation,
Region of Elongation |
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Definition
| Anther, Petal, Stigma, Pollen Grain, Stames, Filament, Ovule, Reptacle, Pedicel, Ovary, Speal, Style, Pistl |
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