Abeka 10th Grade Biology Test 2

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internode

What is the section of a twig between nodes?

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adventitious

What are the special roots that grow from unusual regions of a plant called?

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Phototropism

What is it called when plants grow towards light?

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gametes

What are the reproductive cells called, such as egg cells and sperm cells?

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radicle

What is the part of a seed's embryo that will develop into the root system of the new plant?

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self-pollination

What is it called when flowers cannot be pollinated by other flowers and they must be pollinated through this process instead?

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cortex

Where within a root is the food stored?

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chemotropin

which of the following is NOT a plant hormone?

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pith

What is the storage region called where a young woody stem stores water in soft, thin-walled cells at its center?

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length of day and night

What is the chief factor determining when a plant flowers?

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secondary growth

which of the following is NOT one of the factors that drives the sap stream?

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vegetative reproduction

What is the process of a new plant growing from a root, stem, or leaf of an existing plant?

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rind

What is the tough outer covering of a herbaceous monocot stem?

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anther

What is the part of the flower that produces pollen?

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sepal

What is the part of the flower that covers and protects the rest of the flower during development?

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lenticels

What is the small openings in a stem's bark that allow air to enter the stem?

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nut

What consists of a seed enclosed in a hard, relatively thick shell? Examples include acorns.

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legume

What consists of a pod enclosing several seeds?

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grain

What is produced by plants of the grass family?

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berry

What is it when entire fruit is fleshy and juicy throughout?

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pome

What consists of an outer fleshy layer and an inner papery core?

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pollen tube

After pollination takes place, the first step in fertilization is the formation of the?

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cotyledons

What are the structures of a plant embryo that contain stored food to supply the energy needed for sprouting?

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root hairs

What are tiny, tubelike projections that extend from the epidermal cells of a root to absorb water and minerals?

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heartwood

What is the older, inner wood of a stem that serves only as support for the stem?

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endosperm

What is a developing plant embryo is surrounded and nourished by tissue called?

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xylem tissue

What is another name for wood?

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taproots

What kind of roots penetrate the soil deeply with relatively little branching?

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vascular cambium produces xylem and phloem, which are in the wood and bark

What best explains why the vascular cambium of a woody stem is located between the bark and the wood?

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An ovary has ripened

When there is a fully developed fruit on a plant, what is always true?

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spreading branching

What type of branching in which a tree develops several main branches, usually close to the ground?

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incomplete flower

A typical grass flower consists of stamens, pistils, and tiny sepals. It lacks petals but is protected by special bracts. What category is this flower?

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rhizome

What is a horizontal, underground stem that produces new leaves, shoots, and roots?

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salt pulls water out of the roots through osmosis

What best explains why high salt content in soil can kill plants?

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A strawberry grows from a single flower with several pistils.

What best explains why a strawberry is considered an aggregate fruit?

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Stigma

What is 29

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style

What is 30

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ovule

What is 31

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receptacle

What is 32

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pedical

What is 34

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stamen

what is 33

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the seed begins to absorb water

which of the following steps occurs first in the process of germination?

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diffusion

the process in which substances mix through random molecular motion is called?

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agent

the dispersal of dandelion seeds by the wind is an example of ________________ dispersal?

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elongation

the part of a root tip in which cells grow longer is called the region of

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domancy

the period of inactivity that occurs before germination is called

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sexual reproduction

the type of reproduction in which sperm and egg cells unite

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root cap

the structure that covers and protects the tender root tip