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The first plants to grow in a new environment are called?
a) new plants
b) seed plants
c) vascular plants
d) pioneer species

Cell walls are made of
a) cellulose
b) epidermis
c) mitochondria
d) glucose

Moss plants are held in place by rootlike filaments called
a) cuticles
b) stems
c) rhizoids
d) roots

The waxy protective layer on stems and leaves of plants is the
a) cellulose
b) cambium
c) cuticle
d) pallisade layer

The tissue of tubular vessels that move water
a) xylem
b) cuticle
c) cambium
d) phloem

cells that open and close to allow materials to enter and exit the leaf are called
a) stomata
b) phloem
c) xylem
d) guard cells

Tissue that produces new xylem and phloem
a) cambium
b) cellulose
c) cutcle
d) pallisade layer

A flowering plant with two cotyledons in the seed
a) monocot
b) bioseed
c) monoseed
d) dicot

Flowering plants with seed inside the fruit
a) angiosperm
b)
c)
d) gymnosperm

Flowering plants with one cotyledon in their seed
a) dicot
b) bioseed
c) monoseed
d) monocot

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