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Unit 4: Plants
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What is this part of a flower?
the pistil
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Bonus question! Name 3 types of flowers
Roses, violets, daisies, sunflowers, lilies, carnations, and MANY more!
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What is this part of a flower?
the ovary
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The two types of non-flowering plants are: _____________ and ______________. They produce SPORES.
ferns and moss
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What is this part of a flower?
the sepals
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True or False: The plants in the pictures are angiosperms.
True
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When pollen travels from the anther of one flower to the stigma of the same or a different flower, this process is called ________
Pollination
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What do you call when plants reproduce through making an identical plant without fruit or flowers?
Asexual reproduction
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Angiosperm flowers contain ______ and ______ reproductive organs.
male and female
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What is this part of a flower?
the stamen
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True or false: All plants have fruits.
False: Some plants reproduce through spores.
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The two types of seed-producing plants are: _____________ and ______________
angiosperms and gymnosperms
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During photosynthesis, plants use a green substance called _________.
Chlorophyll
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True or false: angiosperms produce cones
FALSE. They produce flowers and fruit
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Plants make their own food through a process called _________
photosynthesis
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What is this part of a flower?
the petals
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During photosynthesis, leaves absorb _______ from the air. Later, they release _________.
carbon dioxide, oxygen
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In angiosperms, seeds and pollen are dispersed by _________, wind or water.
dispersed
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Angiosperms have flowers that contain ________ for reproduction.
pollen
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True or false: Plants absorb nutrients from the soil through the stem
FALSE: Plants absorb nutrients from the soil through the roots.
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