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  • What is the function of A?
    To make new pollen
    Contains ovules which turns into new seeds
    To attract insects to the flower.
    To collect and capture pollen
  • What is part B called?
    Filament
  • What is the function of F?
    To attract insects to the flower.
    Contains ovules which turns into new seeds.
    To capture and collect pollen
    To make new pollen
  • Is this a flowering or a non-flowering plant?
  • What is part G called?
    Sepal
  • What is the part of that is sweet and has the most sugar?
    flesh
  • During respiration plants take in __________ and let out __________
    carbon dioxide; oxygen
  • Describe the roots of the apple tree.
    deep and widespread
  • Grapes grow on ___________ in ____________
    vines; vineyards
  • This fruit grows in bunches
    grapes
  • What is the function of C?
    To make new pollen
    To attract insects to the flower
    To collect and capture pollen
    Contain ovules which turns into new seeds
  • What is part E called?
    Ovary
  • What is part C called?
    Stigma
  • What is part A called?
    Anther
  • What is part D called?
    Style
  • The leaves of a plant have what 3 jobs?
    photosynthesis, evaporation, respiration
  • The top part of a tree where the leaves, fruit and flowers are held...
    Canopy
  • What is the soft green part of a walnut called?
    husk
  • Why are peaches stonefruit?
    Their hard stone or pit
  • What is part F called?
    Petals
  • What is the function of E?
    Contains ovules which turns into new plants
    To attract insects to the flower
    To collect and capture pollen
    To make new pollen
  • What is the thin outside of of fruit called?
    skin
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