| A | B |
|---|
| Glucose | The sugar that provides energy for organisms |
| Chloropyll | Needed for photosynthesis |
| positive tropism | The movement of a plant toward a stimulus |
| ovary | The female part of a flower that contains the egg cell |
| annuals | Plants that have herbacious stems |
| phloen | The tissue that carries food |
| leaflets | Compound leaves divided into 2 or more |
| rings | The age of a tree can be estimated by this |
| cones | gymnosperms that produce this for reproduction |
| xylem | the tissue that carries water and minerals |
| oxygen | a waste product of photosynthesis |
| stimulus | A factor that causes a responce |
| Phototroprsm | A movement of a plant due to light |
| glucose | During photosynthesis, carbon dioxide and water are changed into oxygen and this.. |
| gravitropism | The movement of a plant due to gravity |
| biennial | Plants that completer their life cycle in two years |
| pollenation | in flowers, the transfer of pollen to the stigma is called this |
| herbacious | Plants that have soft green stems |
| chlorophyll | The substance in green plants that captures the energy |
| fruit | the ripened ovary that encloses the seed |
| seed coat | Seeds that contain a young plant, stored plant |
| carbon dioxide | a waste product of animals and humans that is used by green plants |
| pollen | male cones produce this |
| perennial | plants living for more than two years |
| annual | a plant that completes its life cycle in one year |
| sepals | protects a flower when it is a bud |
| cambium | the growth tissue of the stem |
| gymnosperms | produces uncovered seeds |
| gymnosperm | cmes from the greek word meaning 'naked seed' |
| transporation | the process of watar being released through leaves |
| roots | anchors flower into the ground |
| eperdermis | the outer protective layer of the leaf |
| gymosperm | cycads , conifers and ginko's |
| guard cell | rwegulates the opening and closing of the stymata in leaves |
| flower | of the angiosperm that contains pistols and stamens |
| vascular | plants that contain transportin tubes |
| stamens | the place where pollen is produced |
| dispersal | the scattering of seeds |
