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Plants SOL 4.4

a state of lower activity that plants enter to survive colder weather

dormancy

a substance, like a mineral, that all living things need to grow

nutrient

the process by which a plant makes its own food

photosynthesis

a gas breathed out by animals

carbon dioxide

a tiny cell that ferns and fungi use to reproduce

spore

a flower part that makes pollen

stamen

a flower part that collects pollen

pistil

the transfer of pollen from a stamen to a pistil by wind or animals

pollination

where seeds form

ovary

actual seed

ovule

small leaves that house the developing flower

sepal

anchor the plants, take water and nutrients from the soil

roots tap root fibrous root

used in pollination

flower

where photosynthesis takes place

leaves

provide support, allow movement of water and nutrients

stems