| A | B |
|---|
| These are the two types of trees | broadleaf and needle leaf |
| This type of tree has broad, flat leaves | broadleaf |
| This type of tree has needle type leaves | evergreen or needleaf tree |
| This type of tree loses its leaves in the autumn | deciduous |
| This type of tree is always green | evergreen tree |
| This is the type of wood that a broadleaf tree has | Hard wood |
| This is the type of wood that an evergreen tree has | Soft wood |
| This is what the flowers on a broadleaf tree become | fruit |
| These are the three types of leaves | simple, compound, needle |
| This leaf is usually long and pointy | needle leaf |
| These are the tubes that carry water and minerals to the leaves | veins |
| These are the tree leaf patterns | parrallel, from the center, from the bottom |
| This is what we call the edges of a leaf that has cut out parts | lobed |
| When the edges of a leaf are pointy and looks like teeth it is called | toothed |
| The outer layer of a tree that protects it | bark |
| These are under the ground and suck up water | roots |
| The wood in the center of the tree, its the strongest, and helps support the tree | heartwood |
| Carries water, minerals and sugars throughout the tree | sapwood |
| Is responsible for producing new wood each year for the tree | cambium |
| We look at these to tell how long a tree has been living | growth rings |
| The substance in leaves that gives them their green color | chlorophyll |
| The process in which plants make their own food | photosynthesis |
| This is the job of the leaves | They make food |
