Animal-like protists can move with pseudopods, _, and flagella.Animal-like protists cannot make their own food.Plant-like protists are also called _.

Fungi-like protists take food by absorbing small molecules from the outside _.Fungi-like protists use this for respiration (HINT: starts with letter 'D' and ends with letter 'N:).Used for photosynthesis, synthesis and respiration in general. Plant-like protists use this for sensing light and dark.

There are three different kinds of protists: _, plant-like and fungi-like.Types of fungi include _, molds, mildews, mushrooms and organisms that are similar.of stomata), to open & close it contain chlorophyll & produce special sugars to open or close stoma It provides nutrients to the developing seedling & eventually becomes the 1st leaf of the plant a “seed leaf” that develops as a part of the seed.makes most leaves green, allows plants to absorb energy from the sun necessary for photosynthesis.in alternation of generations, the generation that occupies the largest portion of the life cycle.nonliving vascular tissue that carries water and dissolved minerals from the roots of a plant to its leaves.causes brown color in leaves that have no pigment other than chlorophyll.process of cutting away a ring of inner & outer bark all the way around a tree trunk.pigments in some plants that are usually yellow or orange.pigments that have different colors depending on the pH of the leaf tissue-can be blue, purple, or pink.have 2 cotyledons, netted venation, vascular bundles on outer edge of stem, taproot, and petal groups of 4 or 5.have 1 cotyledon, parallel venation, scattered vascular bundles, fibrous roots, and petals in groups of 3 or 6.

tightly packed parenchyma tissue that absorbs the majority of light energy used by the plant.

the parts of a plant (such as flowers, fruits, and seeds) involved in reproduction.

the arrangement of leaves on the stem of a plant.

Meristem Cell : Stem cell found in a plant meristem. Meristem : A small area of undifferentiated cells in a plant, such as near the shoot tips and root tips, where cells are dividing rapidly by mitosis. Rejection : When the immune system attacks and kills cells and tissue that come from another person, such as blood (after transfusion) or stem cells. Growth : A permanent increase in the number or size of cells in an organism.Īdult Stem Cell : Stem cell found in specialized tissue that can produce more of the specialised cells in that tissue for growth and repair. Stem Cell : Unspecialised cell that continues to divide by mitosis to produce more stem cells and other cells that differentiate into specialised cells.Įmbryonic Stem Cell : Stem cell from an early embryo that can produce specialised cells of many different types.Įlongation : When something gets longer (such as a cell in a plant root or shoot before it differentiates into a specialised cell). Percentile : A 1/100th division of a group.Ĭancer : Disease caused by the uncontrolled division of stem cells in a part of the body.ĭifferentiate : To change into different types, for example when meristem cells differentiate into specialised cells such as xylem or root hair cells. the vessels carry water and dissolved mineral salts through the plant. Xylem Cell : Cell that joins with other xylem cells to form long, thick-walled vessels after they die. Root Hair Cell : Cell found on the surface of plant roots that has a large surface area to absorb water and dissolved mineral salts quickly from the soil.ĭifferentiation : When a group of similar things, such as cells, become different in form from each other.

Tissue in a plant stem crossword