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| How many main types are there? |
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| Wat are the 2 main types of plants? |
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| Have tubes for moving substances |
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| What are some examples of a Vascular plant? |
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| Ferns, gymnosperms, angiosperms |
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| No tubes for moving substances |
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| How tall can a non vascular plant grow up to? |
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| What is the transportation of vascular plants? |
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| Transports water and nutrients to leaves |
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| What do non-vascular plants reproduce by? |
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| What do vascular plants reproduce by? |
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| Spores (ex: Ferns and horsetails) or seeds (Ex: Angiosperms and gymnosperms) |
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| Gymnosperms are also known as |
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| What are the shape of gymnosperms? |
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| "naked seed" no fruit covers the seeds |
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| Angiosperms have _________ __________ , also _________ ___________ |
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| many parts, highly developed |
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| respond to changes around them |
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| Angiosperms are Vascular or Non-vascular |
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| 2 main groups of Tropisms are.... |
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Roots
Stems
Leaves
Flowers
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Fruits |
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Absorption
Anchorage
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Conduction |
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| Absorb water and nutrients |
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| Move substances up to stems and leaves |
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| One main root that goes deep into the ground |
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Root Hair
Maturization
Elongation
Embroyonic
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| Extensions that increase surface area |
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Support the leaves
Transport Material
Reproduction-stems can grow new root=new plants
Make food-if have chlorophyll
Store food-usually underground |
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1.Food
2.Lumber and wood products
3.Spices
4.Fuel |
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Node: Structures found at node
1.Leaves
2.leaf scars
3.flowers
4.lateral buds |
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Alternate (Ex:Cottonwood)
Opposite (ex: Boxelder)
Whorled (Ex: Pine Tree) |
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| Scattered Vascular Bundles |
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Make food
Removes waste
Transpiration |
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| when leaves lose water through stomates |
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Waxy Covering
Keeps water in by helping to slow evaporation |
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Single cell thick
Very little photosynthesis |
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Has Chloroplasts
Photosynthesis occurs= makes food |
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Photosynthesis occurs here also
Air spaces for oxygen and CO2 exchange |
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Very little photosynthesis |
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Vascular Bundle
Transpotation
-xylem and phloem |
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Stomata are holes in eaf surface
Allow for gas exchange
-CO2= In
-H2O, O2= Out |
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| Guard Cells surround ________ |
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CO2 + H2O + Sun Energy = Glucose
(Glucose)+ O2 |
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| Open and Close Stomata...... |
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| depending on environment or plant need |
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Evaporation of water from open stomata
Moves water up through plant-from roots to leaves |
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| The way the veins are arranged |
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1.Parallel Veined
2.Net Veined
a. Pinnate
b. Palmate |
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| net veins or compound leaves |
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Tedrils for climbing
Thorns for protection
Example: Venus fly trap |
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