| A | B |
|---|
| plumule | embryonic leaves |
| radicle | embryonic root |
| cotyledon | seed leaf packed with food |
| endosperm | nutritious food for a monocot |
| pistil | female structure of flower |
| angiosperm | flowering plant which produces seeds in a container |
| gymnosperms | means naked seed |
| sepals | protects the bud |
| ovary | becomes the fruit |
| ovules | becomes the seeds |
| stomata | openings in leaves for gas exchange |
| guardcells | control the openings on leaves |
| transpiration | evaporation of water thru leaves |
| leaf | plant organ for photosynthesis |
| stem | plant organ which transports water and food betw roots and leaves |
| bark | made out of phloem |
| growth rings | made of xylem |
| xylem | vascular tissue that carries water |
| phloem | vascular tissue that carries nutrients and food |
| algae | what plants originated from |
| cuticle | waxy waterproof covering |
| monocots | corn, tulips, grass |
| dicots | beans, radishes, lettuce |
| vegetable | non reproductive part of a plant |
| spore | protective reproductive structure that grows into a plant |
| stamen | male reproductive structure |
| filament | stalk that supports the anther |
| pollen | contains the sperm |
| epicotyl | end of the short stem attached to the plumule |
| hypocotyl | embryonic stem |
