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What does sunlight do

Carries out photosynthesis

What do gases do

Oxygen for cell rep


Carbon for photosynthesis

What does soil do

Support plant growth

What does water do

Used for photosynthesis

What are nutrients and minerals used for

Help grow plant

Why is space needed

Ables the plant to grow bigger

Shoot system

Composed of several organs

Stem

Supports plant by distributing leaves to collect sunlight

Leaf

Organs that collect sunlight

Leaf

Organs that collect sunlight

Blade

Flat main portion of a leaf

Petiole

Connects the blade to the stem

Flower

Leaf modified for reproductive purposes

Fruit

Swollen reproductive structure. Seeds are nourished in them to survive the enviornent

Lateral bud

Inactive shoot that will grow into a new leaf bearing branch

Root system

Absorbs water and minerals from soil and anchors the plant

Primary roots

Emerges after germination to grow

Lateral roots

Emerges from primary roots provides more anchorage and absorption

Monocotyledons

One seed leaf

Dicotyledons

Two seed leaves

Embryo

Epicotyl


Hypocotyl


Cotyledons

Embryo

Epicotyl


Hypocotyl


Cotyledons

Endosperm

Provides food for the embryo

Embryo

Epicotyl


Hypocotyl


Cotyledons

Endosperm

Provides food for the embryo

Seed coat

Protective layer on the seed

Three conditions that affect germination

Water


Oxygen


Temperature

Three conditions that affect germination

Water


Oxygen


Temperature

Seed dormancy

Ensures the seed doesn’t germinate at inappropriate times eg winter

Root functions

Anchor plant


Absorbs water and minerals


Storage for food

Angiosperms

Flowering plants

Gymnosperms

Come bearing plants


Eg pine trees

Vascular plants

Contains a true root, stems, leaves and conducting tissues

Non vascular

Lacks true roots and leaves and doesn’t have specialized cells

Stamen

Male reproductive organ containing the filament and anther

Stamen

Male reproductive organ containing the filament and anther

Pollen grains

Help fertilize

Anther

Undergoes mitosis

Pistil

Female reproductive organ containing the stigma style and ovary

Style

Connects stigma to ovary

Stigma

Tip of the pistil where pollination takes place

Ovary

Helps hold and develop seed

Meristematic tissue

Cell division


Root cap

Protects root tip

Meristematic region

Mitosis

Meristematic region

Mitosis

Elongation region

Increases length of root

Maturation region

Differentiates elongated cells into specialized tissues

Herbaceous stems

Soft green juicy stems

Woody stems

Hard

Cuticle

Protects leaf

Epidermis

Absorbs sunlight

Mesophyll

Photosynthesis takes place

Palisade later

Tight packed


Gas exchange

Spongy layer

Loosely packed


Gas exchange

Vein

Conduct water

Phytoextraction

Nickel gets removed from soil moving up plant roots

Phytodegradation

Enzymes in plant roots break down organic contaminants

High nitrogen content

Promotes green growth


first number

High phosphorus

Promotes root growth and flower formation


Second number

High potassium

Promotes hardiness


Third number

Dermal tissue

Water and mineral absorption

Ground tissue

Photosynthesis

Vascular tissue

xylem transports water. Phloem transports sugar and nutrients