12. Structure and Transport in Flowering Plants

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12. Structure and Transport in Flowering Plants
  1. Flowering Plants Parts and Function
    1. Roots: Anchor plant and take in water + minerals
      1. Stem: Support and transport materials
        1. Buds: Future growth points
          1. Flowers: Produce seeds for reproduction
            1. Leaves: Make food (Photosynthesis, allow gas exchange and allow water to pass out
            2. Transport in Flowering Plants
              1. Transpiration: Loss of water from a plant
                1. Water Transport
                  1. Up Roots -> Through Stem -> Out Leaves (Stomata)
                  2. Xylem and Ploem
                    1. Xylem: Transports water
                      1. Phloem: Transports food
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