| A | B |
|---|
| fruit | structure which holds the seeds |
| pistil | female part of flower |
| stamen | male part of the flower |
| tropism | leaves turning toward light |
| monocots | have leaves with parallel veins - grasses, corn |
| asexual | type of reproduction where new plants are produced from parts of the plant from |
| sexual | type of reproduction where plants produce seeds |
| growth of plant occurs here | tips of stems, tips of roots, cambium |
| root hairs | structures which absorb water |
| sunlight | source of energy for plants |
| chlorophyll | green compound which captures sunlight's energy |
| products of photosynthesis | glucose and oxygen |
| pollination | transfer of pollen from the stamens to the pistils |
| fertilization | the union of the egg and sperm |
| cellular respiration | a process which releases energy from food |
| ATP | an energy storing chemical |
| wind pollinated flowers | small petals and no scent |
| insect pollinated flowers | showy petals and scent |
| flower | reproductive part of plant |
| leaf | part of plant which makes food |
| stem | part of plant which transports and supports |
| leaf | part of plant which makes food |
| tap root | enlarged primary root |
| dicot | seed with two cotyledons |
| monocot | seed with one cotyledon |
