PPT-Roots, Stems, and Leaves

The Science of Living Things What is a Plant A Boooie Kalman Book Plants d iffer in shape and size but most have roots leaves and stems Each part has its own job to do to help the plant survive Look at this picture and compare it to your plant Can you find the root stem and leaves. Roots provide anchorage in the soil Roots allow absorption of water and nutrients Roots allow transport of water and nutrients Stems transport water minerals and sugars to leaves and roots Leaves Leaves come in a huge variety of shapes and sizes M http://. waynesword.palomar.edu/termfl3.htmc. http://www.arthursclipart.org/plants/plant%20families/page_01.htm. Cyperaceae. Family Characteristics. Family of monocotyledonous . graminoids. . . Large family with ~ 5000 species in about 100 genera.. 5.5.1: Binomial system of nomenclature. The scientific name of a species consists of two words; both words are italicized but only the first word is capitalized. For example . Homo sapiens. , the scientific name for humans, indicates that humans are one kind of ape in the genus . Spring . 2013. Descriptive Terminology. LEARN DESCRIPTIVE TERMINOLOGY = PHYTOGRAPHY. - Vegetative. - Floral/inflorescence. - Fruit. . ASSOCIATE STRUCTURES WITH TERMS. - Significant range of variation. Essential Standard 3.00:. Summarize Plant Anatomy. Objective 3.01. Discuss biological terms used to describe plants.. Plant Sciences. Biology-the branch of science that deals with both plant and animal organisms and life processes. Plants Parts. A . W. orld Without Plants. Find a Partner. On your note card. Identify why plants are so important to the world. Provide Examples. Parts of a Plant. Leaves. Stems. Roots. Flowers. Fruits or Seeds. Spring . 2014. Descriptive Terminology. LEARN DESCRIPTIVE TERMINOLOGY = PHYTOGRAPHY. - Vegetative. - Floral/inflorescence. - Fruit. . ASSOCIATE STRUCTURES WITH TERMS. - Significant range of variation. 6.L.5B.3 . Adaptations For Defense. Structures for defense protect plants from threats that could potentially kill the . plant.. Examples . of . natural defenses . that plants have developed over time may be: . Plant Material Maintenance, chapter 2 in the text. Tree or Shrub?. Acer . saccharum. Betula. . nigra. Viburnum. . dentatum. Crown Development. Crown: the branches, twigs and leaves of a tree or shrub.. Xylem vs. Phloem. Seeds vs. Spores. Root Types. largest group . well-developed system for transporting water and food; they have true roots, stems, and leaves.. help circulate water and food throughout the plant.. Specialized Tissues In Plants. A. . Seed Plant Structure. 1. Roots. 2. Stems. 3. Leaves. B. Plant Tissue Systems. C. Dermal Tissue. D. Vascular Tissue. 1. Xylem. 2. Phloem. E. Ground Tissue. F. Plant Growth and . Types of Plant Organs. Vegetative organs:. Roots. Leaves. Stems. Reproductive organs:. Flowers. Fruit. Plant Body Systems. The plant body is organized into a root system and a shoot system:. Root system is generally below ground.. Plant Kingdom. Flowering Plants. Non-flowering Plants. Ferns. Mosses. Gymnosperms. Non - flowering Plants. Do NOT produce flowers. A plant can be divided into 3 parts. Moss. spores. Spore-producing capsule. Three Domains. Phylogenetic . trees. A phylogenetic tree . is . a branching diagram . showing . the . evolutionary . relationships among various biological species. Evidence. Comparative anatomy. Using radioisotope dating, such .