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some algae
The smallest of all green plants are _________
saprophytes
Fungi that feed on dead matter are called ________.
Fern
A plant that has fronds and produces spores instead of seeds
yeast
The fungus that converts sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide is ________.
mosses
The green plants that have no true leaves, stems or roots
lichen
A fungus and an algae working together as one plant form a ________.
mushroom
The plant with the fruiting body
pinyon pine
What tree grows in the hot dry climate of the southwestern states?
pines
What is the only conifer with bundles of needles?
blue spruce
What is an attractive tree with frosty needles often planted as an ornamental?
perennial
A plant that does not die after one season of growth but continues to live and grow for many seasons
biennial
A plant that lives for 2 years and then dies
deciduous
Trees lose their leaves in the fall
tree
A plant with a single woody stem
conifers
Trees that bear cones instead of flowers
spores
Single cells that some plants produce instead of seeds
annual rings
The age of a tree can be determined by counting its ________.
California redwood
The tallest kind of tree
giant sequoia
The largest kind of tree
dendrologist
Scientists who study trees
cambium
Growth in a tree takes place in the _______ layer immediately under the bark.
cedar
The _______ has an attractive reddish wood with an oil that produces a pleasant fragrance.
fungi
_______ were created to live without chlorophyll.
rhizoids
The roots of ferns are called _______.
cedar
What kind of North American trees are members of the cypress family and have reddish wood containing a fragrant, moth-repellent oil?
oak
What kind of tree has especially thick, wide spreading branches and acorns?
willow
What kind of tree grows best near water, has long thin leaves and drooping branches that give a mournful appearance?
giant sequoia
What kind of tree is the largest of all trees?
pine
What kind of trees of this one variety are the oldest living things and the needles grow in bundles?
maple
What kind of tree is a good shade tree with especially colorful fall leaves and a good source of sugar and syrup?
bald cypress
What type of tree grows and swamps and lagoons of the South with root knees sticking out of the water?
hemlock
What type of tree is the chief American source of tannin and cones hand down from the tips of the branches?
birch
What type of tree has smooth, white, papery bark that peels off in thin layers and Indians made wigwams and canoes from the bark?
fir
What type of tree has cones that fall apart while still on the branch and stick straight up from the tops of the branches; the needles are usually blunt and soft?
palm
What type of tree is evergreen but not a conifer, a monocot and the leaves are called fronds?