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Plant biology flashcards covering angiosperms, photosynthesis, xylem, and phloem for Grade 7.
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Plant Biology and Anatomy Flashcards

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This 45-card flashcard set covers plant classification, structure, and function for 7th graders. Topics include angiosperms and gymnosperms, plant tissues like xylem and phloem, photosynthesis, stomata, and root and stem anatomy. Use it for chapter review, vocabulary reinforcement, or exam preparation in a middle school plant biology or life science unit.

Subject:
Science
Topic:
Plants
Grade Level:
7th Grade
Updated December 2024

Terms in This Set

  • How are plants different from fungi?
  • Why can't mosses grow tall?
  • angiosperm(covered seed)
  • Which trees are gymnosperms (bare seed)?
  • monocots
  • dicot
  • What are the characteristics of a plant?
  • Where do gases get into the plant?
  • Stomata (stoma)
  • How do annual rings form?
  • What are the categories of plants?
  • When turgor pressure drops
  • fiber cells
  • What are not only present in bryophytes?
  • fern leaves are called
  • young ferns are called
  • Where do ferns make their spores?
  • angiosperms are
  • What do nodes produce?
  • Where does photosynthesis take place?
  • Which plants are included in bryophytes?
  • What is the difference between rhizoids and rhizomes?
  • Which plant was used to for cleaning pots due to silica on their cell walls?
  • fibrous roots
  • tap roots
  • lateral roots
  • root hairs
  • What is the difference between xylem and phloem?
  • What are some examples of seedless vascular plants?
  • Why are club mosses not true mosses?
  • What does bark do for a plant?
  • How can a cornstalk remain standing after drying out?
  • What is the difference between herbaceous and woody stems?
  • fruits
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  • fruits
  • bark
  • cellulose
  • cork
  • cuticle
  • phloem
  • plastid
  • vein
  • xylem
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