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Plants With Seeds

Seed plants are among the most numerous plants on Earth. They are also the plants with which most people are familiar. The tomatoes and watermelons in a garden, the pine and oak trees in a forest, and the cotton and wheat plants in a field are all examples of seed plants.

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Vascular plantsland plants with roots, stems, leaves, and transport tubes in stems and leaves
xylemtransport tube - carries water and minerals from roots to leaves
phloemtransports nutrients made in leaves to rest of plant
tap rootmain anchoring root - grows straight down - ex. carrot
fibrous rootthin anchoring roots from dense network near surface
meristemplace where new root cell production and growth occurs
herbaceoussoft flexible stems, usually annuals (1 growing season)
woodystrong hand stem - usually perennials (many growing seasons)
vascular cambiumgrowth tissue produces new xylem and phloem
leavesplace where photosynthesis takes place
epidermistop leaf layer - covered with cuticle - prevents water loss
spongy layer2nd mesophyll - place where photosynthesis occurs
palisade layer1st mesophyll - where most photosynthesis takes place
stomataopening in epidermis - allow air and water in and out of leaf
guard cell2 - surround stomata and tell it when to open or close
rhizomea type of horizontal root that grows new buds
gymnospermhave seeds produced in cones - no seed cover
angiospermflowering plants - seeds have outer covering
pollinationtransfer of pollen from anther to stigma
cross pollinationpolination from anther of 1 flower to stigma of another flower
self pollinationpollinate from anther to stigma on same flower
fertilizationpollen travels from stigma - pollen tube - ovule - egg
pollensperm that combines with egg (seed) to form a zygote
zygotenew cell resulting from fertilization - becomes embryo
embryobecomes the seed
stored foodfood seed uses as it develops
seed coatprotective after covering
dicot2 seed leaves
monocot1 seed leaf
photosynthesisprocess by which a plant makes its own food using carbon dioxide, water, light, and chlorophyll
chloroplastcontain chlorophyll where photosynthesis takes place
stamenmale part of flower composed of filament and anther
anthercontains pollen grains
filamentlong stem that anther sits on
pistilfemale part of flower - contains overy
ovarycontains ovule - produces eggs
styleslender part of pistil - contains pollen tube
stigmasticky top part of pistil - traps pollen
sepals1st leaves - eventually serve as base for flower
trophisma plant's response
geotrophismplant's response to gravity
phototrophismplants response to light


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