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Question 1

where does water move out of plants

Answer 1

leaves (stomada)

Question 2

water enters plants

Answer 2

through the roots

Question 3

how does water move up plants

Answer 3

through the xylem

Question 4

where does oxygen pass through in woody plants

Answer 4

lenticles

Question 5

cells with many air spaces

Answer 5

spongy layer

Question 6

a stack of closely packed cells

Answer 6

palisade layer

Question 7

4 characterists of a moss

Answer 7

appear in green carpets, have leafy shoots, non-vascular, have rhizoids, in many climates, dominant vegitation

Question 8

4 characteristics of a fern

Answer 8

seedless vascular, in tropical or desert areas, have rhizomes, some are delicate, produce spores, have fronds, not parasitic, grow on plants, grow as vines

Question 9

2 characterists of gymnosperms

Answer 9

produce seeds, no flowers, seeds are not in the ovary

Question 10

2 characteristics of angiosperms

Answer 10

produce seeds, produce flowers, seeds are in the ovary

Question 11

2 characteristics of monocots

Answer 11

1 cotyledon, parallel venation, have floral parts occur in 3’s or 6’s

Question 12

2 characteristics of dicots

Answer 12

2 cotyledons, have netted venation, floral parts in 4s and 5s

Question 13

5 structures of roots

Answer 13

epidermis, root hairs, root cap, xylem, phloem, cortex, vascular cambium

Question 14

5 structures of leaves

Answer 14

blade, petiole, stipules, epidermis, xylem, phloem, stomada, guard cells, veins, cuticle, spongy layer, palisade layer

Question 15

5 structures of flowers

Answer 15

petal, sepals, stamen, pistol, anther, pollen, stigma, style, filament

Question 16

5 structures of seeds

Answer 16

cotyledon is food storage, plummule is the embriotic shoot, the radicle is the embriotic root, the tesla is the seed’s outer coat

Question 17

5 structures of stems

Answer 17

buds, lenticels, wood, bark, cork cambium, node, scars, pyth, rings