Plants and flowers

2. A small, usually dormant structure produced by plants that can grow into a new plant under suitable conditions.
4. The fine powder produced by the male part of a flower, used to fertilize the female part and enable reproduction.
7. The underground part of a plant that typically absorbs water and nutrients from the soil and anchors the plant.
9. A flowering shrub with prickly stems and typically fragrant flowers, often symbolizing love and beauty.
11. A small, undeveloped flower or leaf that has the potential to grow and bloom.
12. The mature ovary of a flowering plant, typically containing seeds, and often consumed as food.
14. The flattened green part of a plant that grows from a stem and is usually the main site of photosynthesis.

1. A climbing or trailing plant that grows along the ground or supports itself by clinging to other structures.
2. A tall, yellow-flowered plant that is known for its large, round flower heads and edible seeds.
3. A small flower with a yellow center and white petals, known for its simplicity and cheerful appearance.
5. A tall, woody perennial plant with a single trunk and branches, often providing shade and producing fruits or flowers.
6. An area of land cultivated with plants, often for growing flowers, vegetables, or herbs.
8. The colorful, often delicate part of a flower that surrounds the reproductive organs and attracts pollinators.
10. The main structural part of a plant that supports leaves, flowers, and fruits, and transports water and nutrients.
13. A succulent plant with thick, fleshy stems and spines, typically found in arid regions.