| A | B |
|---|
| What is the green chemical in plant cells? | chlorophyll |
| What is a single-celled organism without a nucleus called? | bacterium |
| What uses sunlight, water, minerals and carbon dioxide to make food? | chloroplasts |
| What are plants called that have tissue which water and food can move through? | vascular |
| What is the layer of tough cells that protects the tip of a young root called? | root cap |
| What is an organism called that absorbs food from decaying organisms? | fungus |
| What part is the of a plant called that stores the root's food? | cortex |
| What does the food from the leaves of a plant flow down through? | phloem |
| What part of the root separates the phloem from the xylem? | cambium |
| What do water and minerals flow up the plant through? | xylem |
| What do cells in every protist have? | nucleus |
| What does photosythesis store and respiration release? | energy |
| What are the 2 largest groups in the plant kingdom? | vascular and nonvascular plants |
| Which is not a plant root? carrots, celery, sweet potatoes, or turnips | celery |
| What are you touching if you touch the leaves of a plant or tree? | epidermis |
| What are mosses and liverworts examples of? | nonvascular plants |
| Which is NOT a function of stems? support, transportation, food storage, or water absorption | water absorption |
