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Pollen being transfered on the same plant.

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Fully matured ovary of flowering plants. Fruit contains the seeds for reproduction.

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The wall that covers the seed, which comes from the ovary wall after fertilization.

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Early form of developing plant.

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Colourful, thin and flat structures branching out from the base of the flower. Used to attract pollinators.

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Located at the base of the flower, below the style. May contain more than one ovules inside. Responsible for the formation of seeds once fertilization has occurred.

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Located below the stigma. Long, tubular and leads to the ovaries of the plant.

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Located at the top of the carpel. Sticky surface that pollen grains are able to land on.

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Female reproductive parts in flowering plants.

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Part of the male reproductive system and acts to raise the anther to make it accessible above the female organs.

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Anther is part of the male reproductive system and produces the pollen grains.

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Male reproductive part of flower. Made up of anther and filament.

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A tube shape structure that grows from a pollen grain in order to reach the ovule.

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The moving of pollen grains from one plant to a another separate plant.

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Developed from micropores, single celled and contains two male gametophyte.

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Cone shaped objects produced by gymnosperms used as the mechanism of reproduction. Female gametophytes are found higher up on the plant and male gametophytes are found lower on the plant. Male does pollination and female contains the ovule.

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Haploid cells which are produced in female spores or cones and through the process of meiosis develop into a female gametophyte.

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Haploid cells, meaning they contain a single set of chromosomes, which are produced in male spores or cones and through the process of meiosis develop into a male gametophyte.

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The tissue inside angiosperm seeds that provides the seed with nutrients.

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A seed is small and round in shape. It is produced by a parent plant. The seeds holds an embryo inside and protects and nourish the embryo until it is able to get nutrients on its own.

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Seeds that are not contained in fruit.

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Plants that produce flowers and fruit and have their seeds in the fruit.

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The stem/plant that has the scion grafted onto it.

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The branch used in grafting.

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Bringing together two plants to form one. Taking a branch from one plant and attaching it to the stem and/or the root of another plant. This is a technique used by farmers to create more desirable plants. With branches that produce ideal crop and stems and roots that are strong and hardy.

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A form of tuber which some plant species have to store nutrients underground which helps the plant survive winter or drought. Plants that have corms can also use them to reproduce asexually.

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Commonly called runners, a stolon is a thin stem that runs above the ground looking for a good place to drop roots and grow offspring. Plants that use runners conduct asexual reproduction.

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One organism producing offspring through the use of cell division, rather than through sexual reproduction.

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Organisms sharing the same area and interacting together.

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Number of species stays roughly the same over long periods of time. This would include both plant and animal life.

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Durning succession, the first species to inhabit and colonize the area is called the pioneer species.

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Succession occurring in a ecosystem that is caused by a natural event or caused by human interference.

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Succession occurring when there is no previous plant life, animals species or soil.

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Change is environment and species in a specific location over a long period of time.

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Growth regulator in plants. Released when there are changes in temperature and light or a change of season. Encourages the budding of leaves in the spring and the growth of seeds. It is found in deciduous tress only. It causes the stomata to close in times of dryness.

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Growth Regulator found in plants. Acts as the the stress hormone in plants and is released when the plant is wounded. It is also released when fruit is ripening, the plant is going through root and shoot growth, durning fruit and leaf drop and the opening of flowers.

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Growth Regulators found in plants. Encourages the division of cells in meristematic tissue in new leaves and growing seeds.

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Growth Regulator found in plants. Causes elongation of cells and cell division. Amount released is affected by environmental conditions. Aids in the flowering of plants and fruit produciton.

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Growth regulator found in plants that causes the plant to elongate, able to stop cell division if needed, and stimulate cell division for the making of new meristem lateral tissue, which is made in the vascular cambium.

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Plants changing direction of growth in response to external touch. Example: vines

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Plants changes direction of growth in response to the gravitation pull.

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Plants changing the direction of growth in response to changing direction of light sources.

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A change in direction in growth of plants, caused by some kind of stimulus.

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The force that causes the sap in plants to be pushed upwards through the process of osmosis.

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Inner part of root that contains the phloem and the xylem.

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Located in the endodermal layer of the cortex. Waxy-like like strip that runs the length of a endodermal cell.

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Located under the epidermis layer of root. Helps to store carbohydrates and transports water from the epidermis to xylem tissue.

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The innermost layer of cells is located in the cortex, within the root.

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outermost layer of cells that cover the stem, roots, flowers and leaves. Protect the plant from external danger and from water-loss.

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Responsible for pulling nutrients and water from soil upwards through passive and active transport through the membrane of the root hairs.

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Cells are packed closely together and have an elongated shape. This is because they are full of chloroplasts. The palisade mesophyll is mainly responsible for photosynthesis in the plant.

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Phloem cell that has pores located on its sides and a sieve plat at the end of the walls. Sieve cells help transport nutrients down towards the roots for storage.

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Type of xylem cell. Has small holes that allows water to go up or across to other xylem cells. Cells are long, with a cylindrical shape and have tapered ends.

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Water molecules stick together to form a single, large water molecules. Water is drawn up through the xylem in this way.

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Water molecules bond to non-water molecules. In plants, water molecules stick to the tissue of plants. Specifically, water molecules cling to xylem tissue. This, in addition to cohesion, is what allows the water to move upward and transpire out of the plant.

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Fluid in the vacuole, pushes against cell wall, which causes the plant tissue to be rigid.

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Phloem cells that are attached to sieve tubes. Sieve tubes lack organelles and the companion cells provide the organelles.

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Transportation of nutrients such as glucose over long distance through the phloem tissue.

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Water evaporates into the air through the stomata, located in plant leaves. The water is brought up to the leaves through the xylem tissue using adhesion and cohesion.

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Transports food from the leaves to the roots. Phloem is alive at Maturity.

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Transports water and minerals from the roots upwards towards the leaves. xylem is dead at maturity.

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Growth in the width of stem.

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Plant growing in length.

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Undifferentiated cells in plants. It is always living for the duration of the plants life and actively divide.

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Replaces the epidermal tissue if it is damaged.

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Supports plant once growth is finished. Will usually die at maturity. Stiff, even and thick cell walls.

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Supports plant, stores nutrients, and preforms cellular processes.

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Soft thin an green in colour. Do not contain wood, or have very little wood. Can contain chloroplasts and make food for plant.

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A meristematic tissue found on woody species. This tissue creates cork which found on the outer most layer of woody species.

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Grassy like plants that flower. Seeds only have one embryonic leaf.

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Leaf as multiple blades, or leaflets, connected to the petiole

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Meristematic layer located in the vascular tissue. Produces new xylem and phloem tissue.

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Loosely packed cells designed to allow for exchange. Located below the palisade mesophyll

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A single blade attached to petiole

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organelle in plant that conducts photosynthesis in plants.

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Involved in photosynthesis, storage of water, nutrients and healing. Has flexible cell walls. Cells are loosely packed together and are elongated and cube shaped.

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Preforms transport and support. The ground tissue surrounds the vascular tissue.

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Has two embryonic leaves in the seed.

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Found in woody species. Often larger then herbaceous stems. Contain mostly wood. Most grow very tall.

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Transparent outermost layer of leaf. Protects the leaf from water-loss, insects, and dangers.

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Attaches the blade to the stem

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Supports plants that are still growing upwards. The cell walls are thick and have a irregular shape.

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Leaf part of plant

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Covers outside of plant. Prevents water-loss and protects plant from external dangers.