Season of the year when trees begin to bud and plants start growing.

Rigid outermost layer of a plant cell.

These plants live in wet boggy soil and they trap insects for nutrients.

Name for one large central root growing down into the ground.

Trees that do not lose their leaves in the winter.

Plants that live for only one growing season.

Outer coating or "skin" of the cell.

These plants have the ability to store large amounts of water inside themselves.

Type of roots that spread out in all directions?

Three things that seeds need to germinate.

Plants that continue to grow year after year.

Control center, or brain of the cell.

These plants have roots that gain nutrients by tapping into another plant to steal nutrients and water.

Tubes that take water and minerals up the plant.

Term that describes when seed begin to grow.

Plants that require two growing seasons to produce seeds.

Part that stores food inside the cell.

Plants that grow in rain forests, they reproduce with spores instead of seeds.

Tubes that take food up and down the plant.

Plants need these three things to perform photosynthesis.

Plants lose their leaves in the fall because of this.

Liquid that fills a cell.

Tiny plants that grow in forests, they absorb water through their leaves, they reproduce with spores instead of seeds.

Special stems that store food for the plant.

Term that describes the condition in which a seed is inactive or "asleep".