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| angiosperms that complete a life cycle in one growing season |
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| part of the stamen where pollen is produced |
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| outermost layer of a woody stem |
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| angiosperms that complete their life cycle in 2 years |
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| in chloroplasts; traps suns energy for photosynthesis |
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| gymnosperms reproductive structure |
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| waxy layer that covers the leaves of a plant to reduce water loss |
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| sheds its leaves and grows new ones |
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| angiosperms with 2 cotyledons |
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| young plant from the zygote |
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| tree that doesnt lose leaves or change color (conifer) |
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| roots of the same size that form a dense tangled mass |
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| reproductive system of an angiosperm |
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| when the embryo pushes out of the seed |
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| plant that produces naked seeds |
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| soft stems that contain no wood |
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| capture suns energy and carry out photosynthesis |
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| angiosperms with one seed leaf |
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| contain cells that become sperm cells |
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| hollow structure at the base of a flower |
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| structure that contains an egg cell |
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| plants with flowers that live for more than 2 years |
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| sunpowered way of making food |
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| anchor plants to the ground, absorb water and minerals from the soil |
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| protects root from rocks and other things in the soil |
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| enter spaces between soil and particles to absorb water and minerals |
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| contains a young plant in a protective covering |
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| leaflike structures that enclose a flower while its still a bud |
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| cells that grow into tiny organisms |
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| male reproductive parts in a flower |
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| supports plant, carries substances between the roots and leaves |
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| tiny pores on a leaf that let in co2 and let out o2 and water vapor |
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| a system of tubes in a plant through which water, minerals, and food move |
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| vascular tissue for water and minerals |
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| plants with vascular tissue |
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| rootlike structures that anchor the moss and absorb water and nutrients |
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| stage where plant produces new spores that grow into new organisms |
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| stage where plant produces sex cells |
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| cells that divide to produce new phloem and xylem |
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| when water evaporates from a plants leaves |
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| have ring shaped xylem and phloem |
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| star or cross shaped xylem and phloem |
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vascular bundles are big and for a ring on the outside
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vascular bundles form a ring and are small
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| co2 goes in through the stomata and is stored in the spaces between the spongy tissue (spongy cells) |
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