Plant Kingdom

What kind of plant tissue is found in areas of active growth?

In the life cycle of plants, they alternate between haploid and diploid generations.

During what generation do seeds develop? 

The waxy, protective covering found on the outer surface of the epidermis of plants?

What is the name of the opening where gases and water enter and exit the leaves? 

What is the name of the life cycle for plants?

Choose one of the two types of vascular plants that reproduce with seeds?

Specialized ground cells= tightly packed; maximizes chloroplast distribution for photosynthesis

What flower structure functions to protect the bud before it blooms?

What are non-vascular plants missing?

What component is in all plant cell walls?

What are sex cells called?

What plant structure controls the amount of water loss from their leaves?

What kind of vascular plants do not flower?

Which of the following is NOT an example of how seeds are adapted for  dispersal?

Which does not belong to the male reproductive structure in angiosperms?

The zygote develops into the sporophyte through what process?

Which vascular tissue transports water, minerals, and nutrients from the roots to the leaves?

What is the female reproductive organ of the flower?

What is the name of the male reproductive organs of the flower?

What is the process of a seed developing  once the conditions (H₂O, temperature, and oxygen)

Phototropism describes a plant's response to ___________.

What is called the ripened ovary of a plant which contains one or more seeds?

Why do plants benefit from their seeds being scattered far away from the parents?

What kind of reproduction (asexual/sexual) occurs when the sporophyte produces spores?

The number of chromosomes is reduced in half during _____.  (meiosis/mitosis)

The gametophyte is haploid or diploid?

Which vascular tissue transports sugars/food throughout the plant?

Which of the following does not describe what plant hormones control? 

What kind of plants bear flowers and fruit?

Are plants eukaryotes or prokaryotes?

Thigmotropism describes a plant's response to ____.

What type of plant tissue functions in the transportation of materials?

During pollination, the pollen attaches to what structure of the carpel?

Which flower structure produces the pollen?

The sporophyte is haploid or diploid?

Gravitotropism (or geotropism) describes a plant's response to ___________.

In ____reproduction, the gametophyte produces sex cells.  (asexual/sexual)

The sporophyte produces spores through what process?

Which plant organ anchors the  plant and absorbs water and nutrients from surroundings?

What is the product of the fertilization of gametes?

Which of the following in not a function of GROUND TISSUE? 

What is the study of plants?

Which plant tissue acts as a single layer of protection & allows water absorption at roots?

Is the flowering plant a sporophyte or gametophyte?

Which plant organ supports the leaves and contains vascular tissue?

What green pigment is used to absorb light energy during photosynthesis?

Which plant organ functions to mainly absorb light energy from the sun?

What kind of plants are non-vascular?

Which flower structure produces the eggs?

What general term is used to describe organisms that make their own food?