1. Plants

2. There’s more to a plant than meets the eye.
Stems- Structures that hold a plant up and support its leaves.

3. Xylem- The “pipe works” of the stem that move water and minerals up through the plant to the leaves.

4. Phloem- The pipes that move food back down through the plant.

5. Cambium- The thin layer of cells that separate the phloem and the xylem.

6. Roots- Anchor plant to the ground, stores food, and draws water and nutrients from the soil.

7. How leaves function.

8. Photosynthesis- The process of plants using sunlight to create their own food.

9. How do plants reproduce?
Reproduction- The production of more individuals of the same species.
Sexual reproduction- The production of a new organism through the union of a male and female sex cells.
Asexual reproduction- The production of a new organism using only one type of cell.

10. Plants with seeds.
Seed- A structure that contains a young developing plant and food.
Sperm- The male sex cell.
Egg- The female egg cell that must unite with the sperm cell.

11. Pollination- The transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma.

12. Reproduction with spores

13. Plants foldable assignment
Fold your paper into a tri-fold.
Write a proper heading on the back of your tri-fold.
Copy the statements shown on page 43.
On the inside of each tab complete the statement and provide supporting details.
All statements MUST be completed in a neat and easy to read fashion, and supporting details for each statement MUST be provided to earn full credit.
This assignment is due by the end of the period.