What do flowers become when fertilized?

Found mainly in dicots, long and thin.

Cones contain seeds on the ___________ of the cones.

What causes wilting?

Photosynthetic organ that contains one or more bundles of vascular tissue.

Region between nodes on plant stems

These cells are found between the dermal and vascular tissues.
Most of this tissue in plants consist of Parenchyma cells.
In leaves, these cells are filled with chloroplast and a main site for photosynthesis.

What kind of seeds are contained in flowers?

What do flowers contain seeds in?

Point on a stem where a leaf is attached.

When growers use vegetative reproduction to make exact copies of an existing plant.

These stems have vascular bundles but are generally arranged in an organized, ring like pattern. The cells inside the ring are known a pith.

What kind of seeds are contained in cones?

What happens to a flower if the Stomata is open for too long?

Eukaryotic cell formed by fertilization between two gametes.

What is a scion?

What part of the root grabs water for the plant?

Name two ways seeds can be spread.

Where does most photosynthesis take pace on a leaf?

A structure that generates male Gametophytes and is made up of anther and a filament.

What is the plant phase called when it stops growing?

What are the three main functions of stems?

The seed provides ______ to the embryo while it grows.

The protective coating over the epidermis. Together, the epidermis and ______ form a water proof barrier which helps the loss of water through evaporation.

This stem has a distinct epidermis, which encloses a series of vascular bundles, each containing xylem and phloem tissues.