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| If a student runs their finger over the skin of an apple they will most likey find _______ under their fingernail. |
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| The adaptation ________ allows a redwood tree to grow to towering heights. |
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| The function of the stomata is to _____. |
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| allow gas exchange and conserve water |
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| The phloem is vascular tissue that transports ________ throughout the plant. |
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| The xylem is vascular tissue that transports _______ throughout the plant. |
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| Most angiosperms have leaves that are thin with large surface area. This helps the plant _______. |
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| To control water loss in plants, the _______ reduce the size of the stomata. |
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| Plants have a ______ composed of cellulose. |
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| Both algae and plants store their food in the form of ________. |
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| Seeds develop during the stage of ________. |
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| What structure of a plant is used for Transportation of Nutrients? |
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| The lack of the _______ would cause the plant to starve. |
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| The _______ are responsible for collecting water. |
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| Sugars and other organic compounds are transported up the plant by the _____. |
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| The __________ are closed by the guard cells to prevent excess water loss. |
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| What structure is only found in plant cells? |
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| The powerhouse of the cell structure is the _______. |
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| What is the flow of gasses in the stomata? |
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| What is the flow of gasses out of the stomata? |
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| The male sex organ in the flower is the _____? (Consist of anther, filament, and sepal) |
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| The female sex organ in the flower is the ______, which ovules containing eggs are formed. |
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| The primary function of leaves is to ______. |
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| trap sunlight for photosynthesis |
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| The epidermis of plant functions like the _____ of an animal. |
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| _______ is most likey the seed dispersal mechanism of the tumbleweed. |
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| In plants, the organelle that transform light energy into chemical energy are called ________. |
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| Some plants such as radishes and sweet potatoes store starch reserves in their ______. |
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| The __________, at the tip of the stamen, produces pollen. |
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| Leaflike, usually colorful, structures arranged in a circle around the tip of a flower stem are called ______. |
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| Plants are ________ because they have a nucleus in their cells. |
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| Plants are _________ because they can make their own food. |
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| Type of plant reporduction that occurs when new plants are grown from cuttings and produce offspring identical to the parent is _______ reporduction. |
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| _________reproduction in plants occurs when a flower and pollinator are involved. |
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