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When we classify plants by their STEM, we divide them into 3 groups. Name them.

Trees, bushes and grasses

What 3 things do plants need for photosynthesis?

Sunlight, water and carbon dioxide (CO2)

True or false: all gymnosperms are evergreen trees

False, most are, but not all

Angiosperms or gymnosperms.. which ones produce fruit and flowers?

Angiosperms

Plants make their own food through a process called ______

Photosynthesis

Which is the female part of the flower, the carpel or stamen?

The carpel

Non-flowering plants do not have seeds. They reproduce with ____

spores

Which is the male part of a flower, the carpel or stamen?

The stamen

This part of the flower produces pollen, what is it?

The stamen

This part of the flower attracts insects

The petals

In gymnosperms seeds develope inside ______

cones

They protect the flower before it opens... which part is it?

The sepal

In an angiosperm, where do seeds develop?

In the fruit or flowers

This is where the seeds grow. It has two parts: the stigma and ovary

The carpel

Say two ways we can classify plants

1) by their stem and 2) by reproduction (how they reproduce)

This part of the plant gives SUPPORT and transports water and minerals to the rest of the plant

The stem

What part of the plant absorbs water and minerals?

the roots

Which gas do plants RELEASE when they perform photosynthesis?

Oxygen

Do gymnosperms produce fruit?

No, they produce cones

Name the three parts that most plants have?

Roots, stem and leaves

Where do plants make their food: in the roots, stems or leaves?

In the leaves

Name two non-flowering plants

Ferns and mosses

What do seeds need in order to germinate?

Sunlight and water