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During respiration the plants take in ______________ and let out _____________
carbon dioxide; oxygen
A group of fruit trees growing in the same area is called an ______________
orchard
What is the thin outside of a plum called?
skin
Why are some roots widepread?
to collect more water
Which part of the tree is the canopy?
Top
What are the two types of stems?
green/soft and woody
What is the process plants use to turn light into energy?
Photosynthesis
What does evaporation mean?
water turning into gas
What type of weather do plum trees like?
warm and sunny
What does angiosperm mean?
The seed is enclosed in the fruit
Which part of the plum contains the most sugar?
Flesh
Name on stone fruit that is NOT a plum.
peach, cherry, nectarine, apricot
The fruit grows from the _____________
pistil
The leaves of the plum tree are _____________
spear-shaped
The roots of the plum tree are _________________
widespread
What is the function of E?
 
Contains ovules which turns into new plants
 
To make new pollen
 
To attract insects to the flower
 
To collect and capture pollen
Is this a flowering or a non-flowering plant?
What is the function of C?
 
To collect and capture pollen
 
To make new pollen
 
Contain ovules which turns into new seeds
 
To attract insects to the flower
What is the function of A?
 
To make new pollen
 
To collect and capture pollen
 
Contains ovules which turns into new seeds
 
To attract insects to the flower.
What is the function of F?
 
To attract insects to the flower.
 
To make new pollen
 
To capture and collect pollen
 
Contains ovules which turns into new seeds.
What is part G called?
Sepal
What is part F called?
Petals
What is part E called?
Ovary
What is part D called?
Style
What is part C called?
Stigma
What is part B called?
Filament
What is part A called?
Anther
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