Plant Structures

Chloroplasts

Petals

Stigma

Xylem

Vascular tissue

Pistil/Carpel

Style

Cuticle

Stomata

Stamen

Guard cells

Kingdom Plantae Characteristics

Anther

Phloem

Sepals

After pollen sticks to the top of the female reproductive structure, it travels through this to get to the ovules (eggs)

Used for photosynthesis to produce glucose from carbon dioxide

Forms a transport system

Openings on the underside of a leaf allow oxygen exit and carbon dioxide enter

Moves sugar through living cells from leaves where it is made during photosynthesis

Protection of buds

The structure in the flower that makes pollen

Female reproductive structure of a flower

Where pollen sticks (part of the female reproductive structure)

Cells surrounding stomata close off the opening when plants lose to much water

Attract pollinators

Moves water through tubes made of dead cells from the root to the leaves

Eukaryotic, Multicellular, Autotrophic, cell walls containing Cellulose

a waxy layer can protects against water loss

Male reproductive structure of a flower