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Underground stem which pteridophytes have

Rhizome

Tissues which transport crude sap and phloem sap.

Conductive tissues

Aerial part of the plant that keeps it upright.

Stem

It is the flower’s female sexual organ

Pistil

Structures through carbon dioxide can enter the leaf

Stomata

Type of stems which are rigid and no flexible.

Woody stems

Roots in which there is no difference between the main and secondary roots

Fibrous roots

In the pistil, which is the longest intermediate part?

The style

Green pigment called chlorophyll which absorbs sunligh

Chlorophyll

Tissue which keeps the plant upright.

Supporting tissue

Part of the plant from which branches and new leaves grow sideways

Axillary buds

They produce gametes and allow sexual reproduction to occur.

Flowers

Name of the leaves which pteridophytes have

Fronds

They synthesise inorganic matter through the process of photosynthesis

Leaves

Flowering plants with fruit and developed conducting vessels

Angiosperms

They are the male sexual organs.

Th stamens

Stalk which communicate leaves with the rest of the plant.

Petiole

A group of coloured leaves in a flower

Corolla

Non-flowering plants without conducting vessels

Liverworts

Type of nutrition which plants have

Autotrophic

inorganic matter formed by mineral salts and water

Raw sap

It anchors the plant to the ground and absorb water as well as mineral salts

Roots

Structures located in the anther where the male gametes are produced.

Pollen sacks

Each green leaf that protects the plant and form the calyx.

Sepals