Across
- 2. Connects stigma and ovary.
- 8. Assist sieve tubes.
- 10. Absorb water and minerals.
- 13. Part producing pollen.
- 14. Food-conducting tubes.
- 15. Requires energy.
- 16. Conducts water upward.
- 18. Helps water rise in narrow tubes.
- 19. Develops into seed after fertilisation.
- 20. Movement from higher to lower concentration.
- 23. Contains ovules.
- 26. Conducts food.
- 28. Cells controlling stomata.
- 30. Transport of food in plants.
- 32. Male powdery grains.
- 34. Dead water-conducting cells.
- 35. Receives pollen.
- 36. Transfer of pollen.
Down
- 1. Pollination within the same flower.
- 3. Absorbed by roots.
- 4. Leaf pores.
- 5. Positive pressure developed in roots.
- 6. Sprouting of a seed.
- 7. Formed after fertilisation.
- 9. Loss of water vapour from leaves.
- 11. Water-conducting tubes.
- 12. Supports anther.
- 14. Develops from the ovule.
- 17. Pollination between different flowers.
- 21. Young plant inside the seed.
- 22. Grows from the pollen grain.
- 24. Attraction between water and vessel walls.
- 25. Develops from the ovary.
- 27. Movement through a semipermeable membrane.
- 29. Attraction between water molecules.
- 31. Upward movement of water.
- 33. Fusion of gametes.