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| Sporophyte | spore-producing stage of a plant |
| Gametophyte | stage that produces eggs and sperm cells in a plant |
| Vascular tissue | system of tubelike cells that carry materials throughout a plant |
| Vascular Plants | plants with vasular tissue |
| Non vascular Plants | plants that lack vascular tissue |
| Phloem | vascular tissue that carries food (sugar) from one part of a plant to another |
| Xylem | vascular tissue that carries water and dissolved minerals upward from the roots |
| Bryophytes | nonvascular, seedless plants that produce spores and live in moist environment, like mosses |
| Fern | example of a vascular, seedless plant that produces spores and has rhizomes and fronds |
| Angiosperms | vascular plants that produce flowers |
| Gymnosperms | vascular, non-flowering plants that produce seedsin a cone |
| Root | an organ that anchors a plant to the ground and collects water and minerals from soil |
| Stem | an organ that transport food, water, and minerals between the roots and leaves of plants |
| Leaf | an organ that produces food for a plant |
| Stomates | openings found on the lower surface of leaves that allow for passage of gases |
| Cone | reproductive structure of many gymnosperms |
| Flower | reproductive structure of angiosperms |
| Cotyledon | food supply of seeds |
| Pollination | transfer of pollen to the female cone in conifers or stigma in angiosperms |
| Pollen | dustlike particles that carry the male gametophyte of seed plants |
| Monocot | angiosperm with one cotyledon |
| Dicot | angiosperm with two cotyledon |
