Unit B Flashcards
Parts of the Seed Plant?
Flower, Stem, Seeds, Leaves, Cones, Roots.
How does water move through the plant?
It uses transpiration to get the water from the Roots to the Leaves/ top.
Osmosis is?
— Is the movement of water across the cell membrane
— Moves water into roots from the soil.
Diffusion is?
— Is the movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area with a low concentration.
What is the Equation for Photosynthesis?
Sunlight + Carbon Dioxide + Water → Food + Oxygen + Water + Energy
Capillary Action is?
water moveing up through the stem.
Transpiration is?
A plant process that pulls the water up from the roots.
Active Transport is?
A process in which large particles cross the cell membrane; active transport requires energy.
Cellular Respiration is?
A Process to Use Food
What is the Life Cycle of a Plant?
Seed →starts to grow → Seedling → grows & develop reproductive structures→ Adult → pollination → Seed
What are the Seed parts?
1) Embryo
2) stored food
3) seed coat
What are the Part of a Flower (reproductive parts)?
Stigma, Style, Filament, Anther, Ovary, Ovule
Vegetative Reproduction is?
Reproduction of seed plants that does not involve the production of seeds. These plants are genetically identical.
Plant adaptation, for Cacti in a dry environment?
— have thick stems to conserve water
— have tiny spines for protection
Plant adaptation, for Grass?
— thin leaves, so many can fit in a small place for easy pollination.
— deep of roots help find water in drought conditions.
Plant adaptation, for Sunflowers?
— have large/ wide leaves to capture lots of sun.