angiosperm-this is a picture of a hydranga. this is an angiosperm because of the flowers. they are vascular plants that have seeds and difffer from the gymnosperms is their ability to have flowers.
autotroph- this is a picture of grass. it is an autotroph due to its ability to make nutrients from light (photosynthesis). they are the produces in a food chain and can make their own food.
conifer leaf- this is a picture of a pine needle.. they are a good example due to the fact that they come from the type of trees (conifers). these trees bear narrow leaves or needles designed to retain water.
deciduous leaf- this is a picture of a maple leaf. this is a good example in the sense that in the changing of the seasons, these leaves will change color. they also fall from the tree during the winter (kind of like the shedding of petals) and are regrown in the spring.
fruit-fleachy with seed- this is a picture of a strawberry. the edible part of the plant contains the seeds on the outside of the fruit. when the fruit falls, the seeds will be on the ground and ready to grow.
gymnosperm cone-this is a picture of a pine cone. this is the seed and is an example of a gymnosperm because the seeds are developed on the surface of scale-like appendages of cones.
monocot plant with flower and leaf- monocots contain flower parts in multiples of three (this flower has six petals). also, their major leaf veins are parallel and have pollen with single furrow.
pollen-found in the center, is a fine to coarse powder mixture containing the microgametrophytes of seed plants.( the male cone of other seed plants).
pollinator- these animals pollinate flowers by carrying the pollon from plant to plant. this is done when the pollon attaches itself to the pollinators legs. a butterfly is a good example because when it lands on a flower, the pollon sticks to its hary legs and is carried off to another flower.
pteridophyte- these are vascular plants that produce neither flowers or seeds. they reproduce and disperse only via spores. a fern is a good example due to the fact it has spores and not flowers nor seeds.
stem-herbaceous- they are plant structures that have been modified to serve the same function as leaves. this enables for more photosynthesis to be able to take place. this plant is an example.
stem-woody- they use wood as its structural tissue. they allow woody plants to grow from above ground stems year after year. this provides support.
tendril of a plant- they are vascous structures that curl or attach to another structure. this provides the plant with support. an example would be the tenfril of a vine.
thorn of a plant- they are sharp pointed hairs that contain epidermal and subepidermal tissues. thorns are short, sharp modified stems. they are used as protection agains organisms trying to eat the plant.
angiosperm-this is a picture of a hydranga. this is an angiosperm because of the flowers. they are vascular plants that have seeds and difffer from the gymnosperms is their ability to have flowers.
autotroph- this is a picture of grass. it is an autotroph due to its ability to make nutrients from light (photosynthesis). they are the produces in a food chain and can make their own food.
conifer leaf- this is a picture of a pine needle.. they are a good example due to the fact that they come from the type of trees (conifers). these trees bear narrow leaves or needles designed to retain water.
deciduous leaf- this is a picture of a maple leaf. this is a good example in the sense that in the changing of the seasons, these leaves will change color. they also fall from the tree during the winter (kind of like the shedding of petals) and are regrown in the spring.
fruit-fleachy with seed- this is a picture of a strawberry. the edible part of the plant contains the seeds on the outside of the fruit. when the fruit falls, the seeds will be on the ground and ready to grow.
gymnosperm cone-this is a picture of a pine cone. this is the seed and is an example of a gymnosperm because the seeds are developed on the surface of scale-like appendages of cones.
monocot plant with flower and leaf- monocots contain flower parts in multiples of three (this flower has six petals). also, their major leaf veins are parallel and have pollen with single furrow.
pollen-found in the center, is a fine to coarse powder mixture containing the microgametrophytes of seed plants.( the male cone of other seed plants).
pollinator- these animals pollinate flowers by carrying the pollon from plant to plant. this is done when the pollon attaches itself to the pollinators legs. a butterfly is a good example because when it lands on a flower, the pollon sticks to its hary legs and is carried off to another flower.
pteridophyte- these are vascular plants that produce neither flowers or seeds. they reproduce and disperse only via spores. a fern is a good example due to the fact it has spores and not flowers nor seeds.
stem-herbaceous- they are plant structures that have been modified to serve the same function as leaves. this enables for more photosynthesis to be able to take place. this plant is an example.
stem-woody- they use wood as its structural tissue. they allow woody plants to grow from above ground stems year after year. this provides support.
tendril of a plant- they are vascous structures that curl or attach to another structure. this provides the plant with support. an example would be the tenfril of a vine.
thorn of a plant- they are sharp pointed hairs that contain epidermal and subepidermal tissues. thorns are short, sharp modified stems. they are used as protection agains organisms trying to eat the plant.