PLANT KINGDOM

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Across
  1. 2. plant without sexual fusion (used by ferns and mosses).
  2. 3. Nomenclature,The formal system of naming species using two parts, both in Latin: the
  3. 6. Key, A scientific tool used to identify plants based on a series of choices
  4. 9. The significant part of the embryo within the seed of a plant; often
  5. 11. (Dicot,A class of angiosperms whose seeds contain two cotyledons (e.g.,
  6. 12. name followed by the Specific Epithet (species).
  7. 13. Minute, typically one-celled reproductive units capable of giving rise to a
  8. 14. into structured groups.
  9. 15. common characteristics and can interbreed.
  10. 16. grouping together closely related plant species.
  11. 19. The fundamental unit of classification; a group of individual plants that
  12. 21. lilies).
  13. 22. alternating structural characteristics.
  14. 24. A class of angiosperms whose seeds contain only one cotyledon (e.g.,
Down
  1. 1. water and nutrients (e.g., mosses).
  2. 2. Plants that lack a specialized vascular system for transporting fluids and
  3. 4. to transport water, minerals, and nutrients.
  4. 5. the first embryonic leaves.
  5. 7. absorb water directly through their leaves.
  6. 8. Flowerless plants that produce "naked" seeds, typically unprotected by
  7. 10. Refers to plants having specialized conducting tissues (xylem and
  8. 17. Flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed within a protective fruit or
  9. 18. roses).
  10. 20. or ovaries (e.g., conifers).
  11. 22. Small, non-vascular land plants that lack specialized tissues for
  12. 23. The science of naming, describing, and classifying organisms (including