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Question 1

flowers that produce fruit

Answer 1

angiosperms

Question 2

one of the largest families of angiosperms/ sunflower family

Answer 2

composite family

Question 3

plants with pod like fruit

Answer 3

pea family

Question 4

pod on a pea plant

Answer 4

legume

Question 5

speacial nitrogen and oxygen compounds

Answer 5

nitrates

Question 6

convert nitrogen from the air into amonnia

Answer 6

nitrogen-fixing bacteria

Question 7

provide nitrates to the soil from decomposing plants and animals

Answer 7

nitrifying bacteria

Question 8

the movement of nitrogen from the air to the soil and back again

Answer 8

nitrogen cycle

Question 9

includes important food plants

Answer 9

nightshade family

Question 10

used to store food until the seed begins to grow

Answer 10

cotyledons

Question 11

Their flower petals are usually ranged in groups of 3, their leaves are usually long and narrow with a parallel band pattern, and the roots take the form of a virus route system period

Answer 11

monocots

Question 12

Its flower parts are usually arranged in groups of 4 or 5, their leaves are usually broad and flat with a branching vein pattern, and the roots take a form of a taproot system period

Answer 12

dicots

Question 13

incospicuous plants without large and colerful petals

Answer 13

grasses

Question 14

creeping stem that grows above the ground

Answer 14

stolon

Question 15

seems t partiallywrap around the stem

Answer 15

sheath

Question 16

grows from the flower cluster

Answer 16

grains