Lesson 3: Parts of the Plant
Across
- 4. Waxy coating on the external side of leaves that serves to prevent excessive water loss from leaf tissues
- 6. Single leaf blade and petiole
- 8. The large flat structure of the leaf that is designed to capture the greatest amount of light (photosynthesis)
- 10. The leaf stem or stalk
- 11. The loss of water from the plant through the leaves in the form of water vapor
- 16. A petiole and two or more leaf blades called leaflets
- 18. Arrangement of veins in a leaf
Down
- 1. The outer edge of the leaf blade
- 2. A bud located at the base of the entire leaf
- 3. The tip of the leaf
- 5. The part of the blade that is attached to the petiole
- 7. Wax or hairs that cover leaf and prevent water loss
- 9. Three or more leaves and buds arise from the same point on the stem
- 12. Tiny pores through which gases and water vapor pass in/out of the leaf
- 13. Leaves and buds are alternated or staggered along the stem
- 14. Leaf arrangement where two leaves and buds are directly across from each other.
- 15. Tiny tubes that form patterns in the leaf blade. The veins move water, minerals, and nutrients in/out of the leaf blade
- 17. The largest vein in the center of the leaf