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| dominant stage of nonvascular plants |
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| dominant stage of the vascular plants |
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| structure that holds sperm |
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| nonvascular plants need this to get sperm to the egg |
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| type of growth that increases length of plant |
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| type of root system that grass have |
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| type of nutrient that is used by plants on a large scale |
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| in a stem cross section, type of wood that represents annual rings |
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| loss of water through leaves is referred |
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| type of leaf that is divided into leaflets |
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| type of cell that open closes stomata |
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| when pollen is transferred to stigma it is called |
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| type of pollination that involves same flower |
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| this structure has to grow to the egg in flowers to allow sperm to reach it |
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| animals , wind , burs/stickers, forcible discharge, gravity |
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| name three ways that seeds get dispersed |
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| female structure that has 8 nuclei |
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| male structure that has 4 cells |
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| structure that holds pollen |
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| when pollen is transferred to stigma it is called |
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| stem above the cotyledons |
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| state where seeds don't germinate for many years |
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| name the three things that are needed for seed germination |
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| reproduction in plants using non-reproductive parts is what type of reproduction |
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