How many seed leaves does a dicot plant have?

Which soil particle does not allow water to penetrate or drain well?

What levels of classification give plants individual names?

Plants lose water via openings in the skin of the leaf through a process called?

What are the three different leaf arrangements?

How many seed leaves does a monocot plant have?

Which soil particle feels powdery to the touch?

The individual scientific name of a plant is also called its?

The process of food production is called?

Who is the father of taxonomy?

What part of the plant contains chlorophyll?

Which soil particle feels gritty and allows water to drain through the soil quickly?

What type of plant completes their entire life cycle, including reproduction, within one growing period?

The plants use oxygen taken through the leaves and water from the roots to convert the stored sugar into usable energy through a process called?

The carbon dioxide that plants use in photosynthesis comes from?

A plant's structure consists mostly of?

What soil profile is mostly organic matter?

What plants need two growing seasons to complete their life cycle?

For ideal plant growing conditions, the soil would have?

Plants that lose their leaves during the DORMANT period is called?

Name three different parts of the plants

What are the different soil profiles? In Order

What plants grow season after season?

What is the three things needed for photosynthesis to work?

What is the most important layer or natural soil for plant production