Plant Unit Review

Question 1

Stomata that are usually located on the bottom of a leaf are located on the top of this plant.

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lily pad

Question 2

A stolon is associated with

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strawberry

Question 3

What type of leaf structure is this?

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<p>compound</p>

Question 4

The lifecycle of a plant is called?

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alternation of generations

Question 5

A gamete is a

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sex cell

Question 6

What is the area of rapid cell division in a root called?

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apical meristem

Question 7

Which of these has the layers of the internal leaf structure in order from top to bottom

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cuticle epidermis palisade spongy epidermis cuticle

Question 8

What is the difference between algae and mosses?

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# of cells

Question 9

This is an example of what type of margin?

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lobed

Question 10

A young plant is called a seedling at what point?

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when photosynthesis starts

Question 11

What is the study of plants?

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botany

Question 12

Seedless plant use what to reproduce?

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spores

Question 13

If I attach one part of a plant to another part of another plant, this technique is called?

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grafting

Question 14

The endosperm provides what to the embryo?

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food

Question 15

Mosses are multicellur eukaryotes.

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True

Question 16

Transpiration lowers the pressure in the leaf xylem, creating a vaccuum that

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pulls water upward

Question 17

What means "middle leaf"?

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mesophyll

Question 18

Pollination occurs when pollen meets

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female reproductive parts of the same species

Question 19

Trees and other woody plants are

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perennials

Question 20

Parts of a mature gametophyte will produce copies of gametes through

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mitosis

Question 21

The female reproductive portion of a flower as a whole is called?

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carpel

Question 22

Gametes have how many chromosomes?

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haploid

Question 23

What are seed plants called that do not produce fruit?

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gymnosperms

Question 24

In flowering plants, where are egg cells produced?

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ovary

Question 25

This is the sticky portion of the female reproductive organs of a flower.

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stigma

Question 26

A root growing downward and a shoot growing upward is an example of

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gravitropism

Question 27

The first true plants are similar to today's....

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mosses

Question 28

The function of vascular tissue is to

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transport water and nutrients to all parts of the plant

Question 29

What loss is not a problem for what group of plants?

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aquatic plants

Question 30

Algae are single celled eukaryotes.

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True

Question 31

During dormancy, what plant stage is protected from extreme conditions by the seed coat?

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the embryo

Question 32

Why do most fruits when they are ripe taste so sweet?

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to attract animals to eat them

Question 33

Seedless plants disperse to new areas using

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spores

Question 34

What tissues make up the majority of the plant?

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ground

Question 35

Mosses are the least complex of all plants.

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True

Question 36

A coconut will disperse seeds by

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floating in water

Question 37

What is an adaptation that cacti have that allow them to survive in the desert

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spines,

stem storage

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