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| Plants have ______ ________ and ______. |
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| cell walls and chloroplasts |
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| Non vascular and vascular |
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| Non vasular plants (growth) |
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| Can only grow a few cm high |
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| Non-vascular plants definition |
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| no tubes for moving substances |
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| Vascular Plants definition |
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| Have tubes for moving substances (Ferns, gymnosperms, angiosperms) |
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| Vascular Plants transportation |
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| transports water and nutrients to leaves |
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| Examples of nonvascular plants |
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| Plant Reproduction=non vascular |
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| Plant reproduction vascular |
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| Examples of spore=vascular plants reproduction |
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| Examples of Seeds vascular plant reproduction |
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| Angiosperms and gymnosperms |
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Naked seed=no fruit cover seeds
needle like or scale like leaves
reproduce seeds in cones
aka evergreens |
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flowering plants
seed enclosed in a fruit many parts
highly developed
vascular
tropisms |
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| Two main groups of angiosperms |
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| respond to changes around them |
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Roots
Stems
Leaves
Flowers
Seeds
Fruits |
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Absorption
Anchorage
Conduction
Storage |
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| absorb water and minerals |
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| move substances up to stems and leaves |
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One main root that goes deep into the ground
Ex. Carrot |
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shallow branching roots
Example: grass, deciduous trees |
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Maturization
Elongation
Embryomic
Root Cap
(Root Hair) |
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| extensions that increase the surface area |
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Support leaves
Transport Material
Reproduction
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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| Examples of stem patterns |
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A=Cottonwood
O=Boxelder
W=Pine Tree |
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Make food=lots of chloroplasts
Remove waste
Transpiration |
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| When leaves lose water thorough stomates. |
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Waxy covering
Keeps water in by helping to slow evaporation |
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Single cell thick
Veryy little photosynthesis |
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Has chloroplasts
Phosynthesis occurs |
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Photosynthesis occurs
Air spaces for oxygen and Co2 exchange |
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Single cell thick
Very little photosynthesis |
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Vascular bundle
Xylem and Phloem |
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Stomata are holes in leaf surface
Allow gas exchange
Co2 in
h2o, o2 out |
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Co2+h20+sun energy= glucose
glucose+02 |
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