| A | B |
|---|
| Radicle | This is found in the seed and will develop into roots |
| chlorophyll | Pigment in the leaves which enables photosynthesis to occur |
| water | one of the key reactants in photosyinthesis |
| xylem and phloem | together these make up the vascular bundles |
| light | Produces the energy neede for photosynthesis |
| cambium | These are cells that will develop into xylem or phloem |
| glucose | Name of sugar made by photosynthesis |
| palisade cells | cells inwhich most of the chlorophyll is found |
| root hairs | Found on the root and greatly increase the surface area for absorption |
| xylem | Tube that carries water in the plants |
| stomata | holes in the leaf through which gases and water travel |
| phloem | tubes that carry food from leaves to rest of the plant |
| cuticles | waxy layer that protects leaf against water loss |
| underside | side of leaf on which stomata are generally found |
| one of the products of photsynthesis | oxygen |
| plumule | this is found in seeds and will develop into the shoot |
| cotyledon | this is the main food store in seeds |
| stigma | landing pad for pollen grain in carpel of flower |
| anther | male reproductive part of flower which produces pollen |
| sepal | often green - protect flower when it is a bud |
| ovary | has ovule inside (female reproductive part of flower) |
| stamen | male reproductive organs of flower |
| carpel | female reproductive parts |
| filament | holds anther up |
| petals | attract pollinating agents |
