| Seeds | Cycles | Flower Parts | Leaves | Misc. |
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What is Pome?
An apple is this type of fruit.
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What is Photosynthesis?
This is where oxygen is produced.
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What is Filament?
This holds up the anther.
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What is Margin?
This can either be serrated, entire or wavy to name a few.
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What is Simple leaf?
This type has a single leaf arising from the stem/petiole.
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What is Aggregate?
A raspbery is this type of fruit.
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What is Respiration?
This is where carbon dioxide is released.
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What is Stamen?
This is the male portion of the flower.
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What is Petiole?
This connects the leaf to the branch.
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What is Phloem?
This carries food down to the roots and the rest of the plant.
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What is Berry?
A tomato is this type of fruit.
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What is Respiration?
This is C6H12)6 +6O2=6CO2+6H20+Heat.
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What is Ovary?
This produces the ovules or eggs.
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What is Blade?
This can be found in many different shapes.
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What is Dicot?
This has xylem and phloem in rings.
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What is Hesperidium?
An orange is this type of fruit.
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What is Photosynthesis?
This occurs in chloroplasts.
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What is Sepals?
This protects the flower bud as it is forming.
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What is Midrib?
This is found in the center of some leaves.
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What is Rhizomes?
This has thick stems run horiztonal below ground. Iris
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What is Drupe?
A peach is this type of fruit.
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What is Photosynthesis?
This is 6CO2+6H2O+sunlight=C6H12O6+6CO2
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What is Ovules?
This is the female reproductive cell.
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What are Guard Cells?
These open and close the stoma for gas exchange.
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What is Herbaceous?
This is green and not winter hardy.
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