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| Does not move - a characteristic of plants. |
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| Plants with soft fleshy stems, and are used for food. |
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| Positive response to light(moving towards it). |
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| The flat surface of the leaf. |
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| The stem or stalk of the leaf. |
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| Veins branch from a single, central vein called the mid-rib. |
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| Several large veins originate from the point where the petiole attaches the blade. |
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| The evaporation of water from stomates of the leaves. |
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Plant response to external stimuli.
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2. Negative - Move away from |
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The plants response to gravity.
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| Tissue that develops into a new flower, stem, or leaves. |
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| Underground; short, fleshy STEM, surrounded by leaves. |
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| Underground; short, thick, fleshy: crocuses |
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| Underground, horizontal stem; "If you pick one they all come up" |
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| Horizontal, above ground stem; produces new plant where it touches the ground. |
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| Swollen, Underground - Potato |
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| Pores in the STEM fro gas exchange. |
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| Carries starch(food)down, vascular tissue. |
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| Carries water up, vascular tissue. |
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| Stores starch, anchors plant, and absorbs nutrients |
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| The transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma. |
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| The sticky top of the pistil to trap pollen. |
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| Attaches the flower to the stem. |
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| Holds eggs, and becomes the fruit. |
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| To sprout into a new plant. |
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| An enlarged ovary used for seed dispersal. |
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| The pores (openings) in leaves that are used for gas exchange. |
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| The union of male and female gametes to form a zygot. |
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| The part of the flower that uses sunlight to make energy. |
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| The part of the plant used for reproduction. |
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| The part of the plant used to transport materials throught the plant. (up and down) |
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