Biology: Plant Classification & Structure

The four kinds of plant tissue are:

_______ are seed-bearing vascular plants that produce flowers and fruits.

What kind of plant tissue protects the outside of the plant and helps it retain or release water?

________ are unicellular cells that fuse to form multicellular embryos.

Plants reproduce by ______, which is a cycle that includes a spore-forming stage and a gamete-forming stage.

Plant gametes fuse to form a ________ that develops into a multicellular embryo.

Another way plants can be classified is whether or not they produce _____________.

The ______ of plants are unicellular and haploid.

What is the outermost layer of dermal cells called?

________ are the diploid, multicellular structures that nurture a plant's developing embryos.

What are bryophytes?

Which of the following is NOT a plant attribute?

What type of plants have no vascular tissue, tend to be very small, and are usually found in moist environments?

A plant can be classifed as ______ or _______.

___________ are vascular plants that produce seeds, but no fruit or flowers. They beartheir seeds on a cone.

The _____ is the waxy surface that covers the surfaces of plants.

The cells of plants are _________.

What is true about seedless vascular plants?

Almost all plants are ______.

The _____ is a tough layer of dead cells that protects and supports the large plants.

Vascular plant are _________.

What are the cell walls of plants made of?

What are the four groups plants can be classified into based on the way they reproduce?

What type of plant is capable of transporting water and other materials?

Plants are __________________.

Plants reproduce _________.