What kind of tissues transport phloem sap?
Chlorophyll tissues
Protective tissues
Supporting tissues
Conductive tissues
What is a chloroplast?
It is part of a plant cell that contains chlorophyll, where photosynthesis happens.
What is a seed plant with fruit called?
Angiosperms
What is a vascular plant without flowers or seeds called?
Spermatophytes
Pteridophytes
Gymnosperms
Bryophytes
What is sap?
Liquid in a plant/tree that carries food to all its parts.
What are bryophytes?
They are non-vascular plants without seeds or flowers.
Where are the reproductive organs located in angiosperms?
The ovary inside the flower, when it is fertilised it becomes fruit.
Where are the reproductive organs located in gymnosperms?
Male cones produce pollen, female cones have exposed ovules, which become seeds when fertilised
Plants absorb a mixture of water and minerals through their roots. What is this mixture called?
Mitochondria
Phloem sap
Crude sap
Stomata
What are stomata?
Microscopic pores on leaves that absorb carbon dioxide (CO2).
"All leftover water from photosynthesis is released into the environment as water vapour" - What is this process called?
Transpiration
What is phototropism? Can you give an example of a plant carrying out this process?
It is how the plant responds to sunlight - a sunflower grows in the direction of the sun because of phototropism.
What is thigmonasty? Can you give an example of a plant carrying out this process?
It is how the plant responds to touch - a carnivorous plant closes its leaves when it detects an insect has landed on it.
How do hormones affect plants?
They help aid processes like growth, leaf shedding and fruit ripening.
