Science Experiments

This test address all of the parts of the plant and its cells. The student will learn each term

published on May 02, 2017
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Bud

A plant part that can grow int a new stem, leaf or tree
A plant part that can grow int a new root, leaf or flower
A plant part that can grow int a new stem, leaf or flower
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Sexual Reproduction

Reproduction with one parent
Reproduction with two parents
Reproduction by dogs and cats
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Vegegatative propagative

A form of asexual reproduction with seeds
A form of asexual reproduction without seeds
A form of bsexual reproduction without seeds
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Seedling

The stage when germinated seed begins dying and making its own food
The stage when germinated seed begins growing and making its own food
The stage when germinated seed begins growing and eating its own food
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Fruit

A plant that contains vitamins
A plant that contains minerals
A plant that contains seeds
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Embryo

The tiny plant inside a seed
The tiny plant outside a seed
The tiny pant which makes a seed
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Pistil

The female part of the flower
The male part of the flower
The male part of the snail
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Germinate

The sprouting of a branch
The sprouting of a seed
The sprouting of a limb
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Stamen

The male part of the flower that produces milk
The male part of the flower that produces pollen
The male part of the flower that produces seeds
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Spore

A seed-like structure that cannot produce a new plant
A seed-like structure that produces a new plant
A seed-like structure that produces a new tree
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Seed

A structure produced by a plant that contains a tiny undeveloped plant and a supply of food for the plant
A structure produced by a animal that contains a tiny undeveloped plant and a supply of food for the plant
A structure produced by a plant that contains a tiny undeveloped plant and a supply of water for the plant
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Asexual Reproduction

Reproduction with multiple parents
Reproduction with only one parent
Reproduction with three parents
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Egg

A cell in a flower that may develop into a seed
A cell in a flower that may develop into a weed
A cell in a flower that may develop into a plant
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Fruiting Body

A structure in fungi where spores cannot form
A structure in fungi where spores grow wild
A structure in fungi where spores form