3rd Grade Science Chapter 3

What are the two main groups of plants in the plant kingdom?

What moves food made in the leaves to the rest of the plant?

What is special of a philidendron?

What type of flower would a bee pollinate?

How do scientists classify organismns?

What is special about a cactus?

to put similar things in the same group

What group are all plants classified in?

What does the form of the flower help the flower to do?

What two characteristics help a plant live in its habitat?

What is an example of a bulb?

How does scientific classification help scientists?

What type of roots branch out and spread throughout the soil?

an animal that carries pollen from stamens to pistils

the part of the plant that holds it in the ground and absorbs water and nutrients.

Where are taproots usually found?

a tiny but usually single cell that does not need to be pollinated to become a new plant

What is an example of a taproot?

What are the jobs of the roots?

A system for sorting similar organisms into similar groups.

What is an example of a simple plant?

What must happen for a flower to make seeds?

What are some good pollinators?

How is a fern leaf shaped to help it survive?

What part of the plant contains phloem and xylem?

Where are fibrous roots located?

The process of moving pollen from stamens to pistils

the part of the plant that moves water, nutrients, and food to the rest of the plant.

What insect pollinates a rotten meat smelling flower like a carrion flower?

What type of plants produce spores instead of seeds?

What type of root has one main root that grows down deep?

What flower do birds and butterflies pollinate?

What does the form of a leaf help a plant to do?

a rounded underground stem with specialized leaves that store water and nutrients

How does the shape of the cactus leaf help it survive?

What moves water and food from the roots to the rest of the plant?

What is an example of a fibrous root?

What is an example of a tuber?

a large underground stem with spots called nodes where new plants begin to grow.

What is special about the pitcher plant?