| A | B |
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| Chlorophyll | The green material inside plants used for making food. |
| Vascular Plants | True roots, stems, and leaves |
| Xylem | Carries water from the roots to the other plant parts |
| Phloem | Carries sugars and minerals from the leaves to the other parts of the plant |
| Mosses and Ferns | Plants that do not produce seeds |
| Angiosperms | Are flowering plants |
| Dicots | Produce 2 cotyledons |
| Vascular Bundles | Groups of conductive tissues |
| Gymnosperms | Seed plants that do not produce flowers |
| Families | Can be divided into Genus and Species |
| Palmate | Have several prominent veins branching out from a common point |
| Scientific Name | Written in Latin |
| Leaf Venation | The arrangements of veins on a leaf |
| Monocot | Flower parts are found in 3's |
| Pinnate | One major vein extending from the base |
| Parallel Leaf Venation | Occurs when the veins on the leaf runs side by side |
| Narrow Leaf Plants | Needle like leaves |
| Annuals | Complete their growing cycle in one growing season |
| Wood Plants | Have hard, tough stems |
| Fiberous Root System | has many roots that are about the same size |
| Broad Leaf Plants | Have a wide leaf blade |
| Herbaceous | Their stems are softer and more succulent |
| Taproot System | Has one primary root with many smaller roots |
| Opposite | Leaves that are straight across from each other |
| Biennials | Complete their life cycle in two growing seasons |
| Alternate | Are not opposite from each other on the stem of a plant |
| Perennials | Complete their life cycle in two or more growing seasons |
| Netted Leaf Venation | Occurs when the veins of the leaves are similar to that of the threads of a net |
| Evergreen | Plants that keep their leaves for more than one growing season and still have livin leaves |
| Decidous | Plants that have leaves for only one growing season and then fall off |
| Tender | Easily killed or injured by freezing temperatures or frost |
| Hardy | Able to survive the freezing temperatures |
