Photosynthesis
Leaves absorbs the
energy in sunlight and
take in carbon dioxide
from the air.
Oxygen is released
into the air.
The hydrogen is then
combined with the carbon
dioxide to produce
carbohydrates.
Water is taken in
through the roots.
In leaf cells, special parts called
chloroplast. In the chloroplasts,
the energy in sunlight is used to
break apart the oxygen and
hydrogen.
Plant Cohesion
xylem
cortex
pericycle
epidermis
endodermis
phloem
xylem
cortex
pith
epidermis
cambium
primary
xylem
primary phloem
vascular
cambium
pericycle
endodermis
epidermis
root hair
cortex
Animal and Plant Cell
Diagram
Plant Cell
Schematic Stomata
2
2
2
epidermal
cell
chloroplast
chloroplast
inner thick
wall
vacuole
outer thin
wall
vacuole
nucleus
guard cells
stomatal
pore
guard cells
Leaf Anatomy
cuticle
upper
epidermis
palisade
mesophyll cells
spongy
mesophyll cells
phloem
xylem
lower
epidermis
One-way
flow
Two-way
flow
Water and
minerals
Water and
food
No end walls
between cells
End walls
with
perforations
Stiffened with
lignin
Xylem
Phloem
Common Plant Cell Structure
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Crossword
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1. an organelle thet organizes microtubiles
1. a plastid dound in green plant cells
2. a bean-shaped organelle that supplies energy
2. a thin pliable sheet that covers the cell
3. it contains the enzyme to break down fatty acids
4. is a part of the golgi network
5. a jelly-like substance within the cell
5. is the basic unit of life
6. fluid-filled storage bubbles in the cytoplasm
7. an organelle that contains genetic materials