| A | B |
|---|
| Stigma | To catch and hold the pollen. |
| Style | To support the stigma and provide a pathway for the sperm to reach the ovary. |
| Ovary | Forms eggs + fertilization = seeds |
| Egg | Half of the genetic material for a new plant, plus building materials and energy. |
| Pistil | Female part of a flower =Stigma, style and ovary. |
| Anther | Produces the pollen (sperm) of a flower. |
| Filament | Supports the anther. |
| Stamen | Male part of the flower = filament and anther |
| Smell | Used to attract some kinds of pollinators. |
| Bright colors | Visually attract some kinds of pollinators. |
| Apple Tree | Angiosperm |
| Pine Tree | Gymnosperm |
| Complete Flower | Has both male and female parts. |
| Annuals | Plants that complete their life cycle in one year. |
| Biennials | Plants that complete their life cycle in two years. |
| Perennials | Plants that complete their life cycle in 3+ years. |
| Food and Oxygen | The two most important products that plants give us. |
| Grasses | The group (family) of plants that are humans' most important food source. |
| White Pine | Official state tree of Michigan. (1955) |
| Apple Blossom | The official state flower of Michigan. (1897) |
| Dicotyledon | Having two seed parts. |
| Monocotyledon | Having one seed part. |
| Vascular Plants | Belong to the division Tracheophyta Have roots, stems and leaves. |
| Nonvascular Plants | Belonging to the division Bryophyta. Do not have true roots, stems, or leaves. No vascular system. |
| Gymnosperms | Uncovered seeds. Produce seeds in cones. |
| Angiosperms | Seeds with tough outer covering. Flowering plants. |
| Roots | Hold plant in soil, take in water and dissolved minerals from soil. |
| Stems | Support the leaves, carries materials between the roots and leaves. |
| Leaves | Contains chlorophyll, food maker. |
| Root Hairs | Help absorb more water. |
| Root Cap | Protects the root tip from damage. |
| Herbaceous Stem | Soft and green stem, tulip. |
| Woody Stem | Thick, hard, and rough stem, Oak Tree. |
| Photosynthesis | Food making process in plants. |
| Respiration | Process by which organisms obtain energy from food. |
| Stomata | Tiny opening in a leaf, lets in/out gases and water. |
| Glucose | Simple sugar used as a fuel. |
| Glucose +Oxygen | Combine to produce energy (respiration) |
| Carbon dioxide + Water | Combined in the process photosynthesis. |
| Light Energy | Needed for plants to make their own food. |
