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| Leaves | Part of the plant, producing all food that is used by the plant and stored for later use. |
| Whorled | Arranged in a circle around the stem. |
| Petiole | Leaf stalk |
| Blade | Flat part of the leaf. |
| Midrib | Large center vein, from which all other leaf veins extend. |
| Veins | Forms the leaf structural frame work. |
| Margins | Edges of the plant leaf. |
| Epidermis | Single layer of cells the form the skin of the leaf. |
| Guard Cells | Open and close a small space or poer on the underside of the leaf |
| Stoma | Opening that allow the leaf to breathe and transpire. |
| Transpire | Give off moisture, sweating of the plant. |
| Chloroplast | Food-making cells. |
| Photosynthesis | Process by which carbon dioxide and water in the presence of light areconverted to sugar and oxygen. |
| Respiration | In process that consumes oxygen and breathe out of carbon dioxide. |
| Stem | Part of the plant that provides support and systems for movement of materials. |
| Lenticels | Outside of stem, breathing pores. |
| Terminal Bud | Gives length to the stem, found at the top tip of stem. |
| Axillary Bud | Bud that forms the branches of the stems. |
| Xylem | Water and minerals travel up the stem through this system |
| Phloem | Manufactured food travels down from the leaves to the roots. |
| Cambium | Provide new cells of the stem. |
| Dicot | Two seed leaf, cotyledons. |
| Monocots | One seed leaf, cotyledon. |
| Roots | Part of the plant that stores food and anchor the plants. |
| Root Cap | At end of the roots, part that increase the length of the root. |
| Root Hairs | Absorb smoisture and minerals which are conducted to the larger roots and to the stem of the plant. |
| Pollination | The releasing of the pollen. |
| Seed | The most common way plants reproduce in nature. |
| Complete Flower | Flower that has both male and female parts. |
| Stamen | Male part of the flower. |
| Anther | Produces the pollen in the flower. |
| Filament | Holds the anther in the flower. |
| Pistal | Female part of the flower |
| Ovules | The eggs of the flower |
| Stigma | Sticky part of the flower to catch pollen |
| Style | Tube leading to the ovary. |
| Incomplete Flower | Has only the male part or the female part of the flower. |
| Sepals (Calyx) | Green leaflike part of the flower that cover and protect the flower bud before it opens. |
| Coralla | The leaves of the flower that attracts the flower, the petals. |
| Receptacle | Stem of the flower |
