Seed dispersal | Plant Parts | Seeds | Leaves | Flowers |
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What is water?
This seed dispersal method involves floating on a river.
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What is the stem?
This plant part holds the plant up
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What is the seed coat?
Protective covering on the outside of a seed
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What is deciduous?
Trees that lose their leaves in the winter
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What is seeds?
Reproduction in flowers produces this
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What is by the wind?
In this seed dispersal method seeds float in the air
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What is day 3?
Creation day that God created plants
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What is the embryo?
The "baby" part inside of the seed is called
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What is palmate venation?
Leaves that have two or more major veins inside with smaller veins branching off
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What are the petals?
The part of a flower that attracts pollinators
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What is bursting or explosion?
This seed dispersal method involves seeds literally shooting out and traveling a few feet from the plant
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What are roots?
This plant part absorbs water and minerals for the plant
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What is the cotyledon?
Food stored in seed to supply nourishment to emerging plant
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What is chlorophyll?
Leaves are green because of this
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What are the stamens?
Male part of the flower which produces pollen
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What is gravity?
Seed dispersal method in which seeds just fall to the ground.
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What are leaves?
This plant part collects sunlight
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What is a monocot?
Seed with one cotyledon
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What is alternate arrangement?
Arrangement of leaves in which a leaf grows on one side of a stem, then the next leaf grows further up and on the other side of the stem
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What is a pistil?
Female part of the flower which produces ovules
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What is either by eating the fruit and it passing through or by seeds like burrs sticking to their fur?
Example of how seeds are moved and deposited by animals
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What are flowers?
Plant part that performs reproduction by producing fruits and seeds
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What is a dicot?
Seed with two cotyledons
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What is photosynthesis?
Function that leaves perform to feed plants
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What are the sepals?
This flower part protects the flower bud before it blooms
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