Studied by 3 people
Ovary
________- contains the ovules.
Sepal
________- protects the flower when in bud.
Micropyle
________- little pore on the seed coat through which the seed absorbs water for germination.
germination
Light is not needed for ________ but is essential for successful plant growth.
Vacuole
________- holds fluid called cell sap.
Eyepiece
________ lens- magnifies the image ten times.
Radicle
________- young root (uptake of water and minerals)
Nucleus
________- controls the cell, holds instructions for reproduction of cell.
Petal
________- attracts insects.
N
________- nutrition= all living things need nutrients.
Stigma
________- catches pollen grains during pollination.
Animals
________- strawberries and burdock- eaten by ________ and spread in droppings or catches to ________ fur.
Fine focus
________- sued to make image clear when using high power objective lens (eg: 40x)
Coarse focus
________- used to make image clearer when using low power objective lenses (eg: 4x or 10x)
male part
Stamen- ________ of the flower, is made up of the anther and filament.
Light source
________- provides light to see specimen.
female part
Carpel- ________ of the flower, is made up of the stigma, style and ovary.
Cell
________ membrane- lets substances into and out of the ________.
eyepiece lens
magnifies the image ten times
stage
place to microscope slide
objective lens
magnifies by 4, 10 or 40 times
light source
provides light to see specimen
M
movement = all living things move
R
respiration = can get energy from their food
S
sensitivity = can sense what is going on around them
G
growth = all living things can grow
R
reproduce = can reproduce, can have off-spring
E
excrete = gets rid of anything they dont need
N
nutrition = all living things need nutrients
cell membrane
lets substances into and out of the cell
nucleus
controls the cell, holds instructions for reproduction of cell
cytoplasm
cell reactions happen here
cell wall
helps plant cell keep its shape
chloroplast
contains chlorophyll (makes food for photosynthesis)
vacuole
holds fluid called cell sap
petal
attracts insects
stigma
catches pollen grains during pollination
anther
produces pollen grains
style
pollen tube grows down
ovary
contains the ovules
sepal
protects the flower when in bud
stamen
male part of the flower, is made up of the anther and filament
carpel
female part of the flower, is made up of the stigma, style and ovary
testa
protects seed
cotyledon
stores food
plumule
young shoot (photosynthesis)
radicle
young root (uptake of water and minerals)
micropyle
little pore on the seed coat through which the seed absorbs water for germination
W
water
O
oxygen
W
warmth
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