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Seed Plants

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The reproductive part of a plant (contains the embryo) What is a seed? Return

Seed leaf (stored food in a seed) What is a cotyledon? Return

Tubes carrying water and minerals from roots to the rest of the plant What is the xylem? Return

The outer layer of a leaf What is the cuticle? Return

Outer layer of a leaf What is the epidermis? Return

Small pores in leaves for gas exchange What are stomata? Return

Reproductive structures of a gymnosperm What is a cone? Return

Reproductive structures of an angiosperm What is a flower? Return

DAILY DOUBLE

Waxy material covering a leaf What is the cuticle? Return

Layer of cells in a leaf where most photosynthesis takes place What are palisade cells? Return

Part of the plant surrounding the pores on a leaf What are guard cells? Return

Small leaflike parts outside the petals What are sepals? Return

Transfer of pollen grains from the stamen to the ovules What is pollenation? Return

An example of a root that stores food What is a carrot? Return

Angiosperm seeds are enclosed in these What is a fruit? Return

Cedars are examples of these What are gymnosperms? Return

Food is transported through vascular plants in this. What is the phloem? Return

The tiny plant in a seed What is an embryo? Return

An example of a monocot What is corn? Return

Vascular tissue in leaves is found in this layer of cells. What the spongy layer? Return

The part of the flower that catches the pollen What is the stigma? Return

These have flower parts in multiples of 3 What are monocots? Return

These have netlike veins in broad leaves. What are dicots? Return

Vascular bundles are in rings inside of the stems of these. What are dicots? Return

Examples are oaks, maples, and watermelons. What are dicots? Return

FINAL JEOPARDY Plant type ?

These contain 2 cotelydons in the seeds. What are dicots? Return