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Plants with conducting tissues and true roots, stems, and leaves |
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Plants without conducting tissues nor true roots, stems, or leaves |
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Plant tissue that transports water and dissolved minerals upward |
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Plant tissue that transports organic compounds in both directions |
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Plants that have their seeds in cones |
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Plants that bear fruits and flowers |
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Plant with two or more seeds |
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Anchors the flower and absorbs water |
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Part of a vascular plant that is above ground |
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Female reproductive structure in a flowering plant |
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Tip of the style where pollen grains are trapped |
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Anchors the stigma to the ovary |
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Female structure that produces eggs |
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Male reproductive structure |
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Produces cells that develope into pollen grains |
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Colorful leaf-like part of the sepal |
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Waxy covering on the outside of the flower that cover the epidermis |
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Layer of cells that forms a protective covering |
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Layer of cells directly beneath the surface |
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Layer of loosely spaced cells |
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Tiny pores on the underside of the cells |
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Controls opening and closing of the stomata |
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Alteration of Generations |
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Generation that rotates between two species |
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