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| Three functions of the root. |
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| Anchor, absorb water, and store starch. |
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| The type of root foundin dicots. |
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| Name three modified roots |
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| Arial, aquatic, and prop/adventagious |
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| Name the four regions of the root. |
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| Maturity, elongation, cell division, and root cap. |
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| Wood produced in early year |
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| Clogged xylem in the center of stem |
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| Name three types of modified stems. |
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| Tuber, rhizome, stolon, corm, bulb |
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| The force that helps water rise in the stem |
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| Tissue that produces new phloem, and xylem |
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| photosynthesis, and gas exchange |
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| Vein typewith smaller veins branching from a center vein. |
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| three types of leaf arrangement |
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| opposite, alternate, and whorled. |
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| Control the oppening of stomata. |
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| reproductive organ - seed production |
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| The part that usually becomes the fruit |
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| Part that produces the pollen. |
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| Sticky part to trappollen on female part |
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| Plants with internal transport systems |
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| a fern belongs to this vascular group of plants. |
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| Plants with one seed leaf. |
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| two divisions of the seed bearing plants |
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| angiosperms, and gymnosperms |
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| Sperm containing structure of plants |
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| modified leaves for climing plants. |
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| Loss of water through stomata |
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| removing all the bark around the tree. |
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| Plants that are soft, green and fleshy. |
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| organelle for photosynthesis |
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| name three products of photosynthesis |
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