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Chapter 30 Vocabulary

Vocabulary

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alternation of generationslife cycle that alternates between the gametophyte phase and sporophyte phase
angiospermproduces seeds within a protective fruit, also known as flowering plants
cuticlea waxy protective covering on plant wurfaces that prevents water loss
endosperma tissue that provides nourishment for the developing plant
gametophytea multicellular structure that produces gametes
gymnospermproduce seeds that are not enclosed in fruits
herbaceousnonwoody plants that have soft, usually green stems
nonvascular planta plant that lacks vascular tissue and tree roots, stems, and leaves
phloemcarries organic compounds, such as carbohydrates, and some inorganic nutrients in any direction, depending on the plants need
seedan embryo surrounded by a protective coat
seed plantplants that produce seeds for reproduction
sporehaploid reproductive cell surrounded by a hard outer wall
sporophyteplant that produces spores
vacular plantthese have vascular tissur and true roots, stems, and leaves
vacular tissuea type of tissue that transports water and dissolved substances from one part of the plant to another
woody tissueformed from several layers of xylem, usually concentrated in the center of the stem
xylemcarries water and inorganic nutrients in one direction, from the roots to the stems and leaves
bryophytethe three phyla of nonvascular plants
rhizoidrootlike structures
sphagnuma genus of moss that is a major component of peat bogs in northern parts of the world, also known as peat moss
thalloida flat bosy with distinguishable upper and lower surfaces
conea reproductive structure composed of hard cells
cotyledonseed leaves found in a plant embryo
deciduoustrees that lose their leaves at the end of the growing season
dicotan angiosperm with two cotyledons, net venation, and flower parts in fours of fives
ephedrinedrug used as a decongestant
fiddleheadtightly coiled new leaves of ferns


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