Home
My Puzzles
FAQ
Report bug
Collected Puzzles
User listed puzzles
Random Puzzle
Log In/Out

Introduction to Plants

J. Torres

1
  2 3
4                    
       
5            
    6                 7
  8    
       
9   10         11  
        12 13
    14   15                
             
16                  
          17            
             
  18                  
        19
         
20                              
     
21                
22                    

Across
4.Pigment involved in photosynthesis
5.Part of plant body that grows downward
6.Organisms who produce their own food
9.Plants probably evolved from these protists
14.Seed plants that flower
16.Flowering plants produce seeds with two seed leaves
17.Flowering plants that produce seeds with one seed leaf
18.Grasses that are grown as food and eaten by humans and livestock
20.System that distributes water and nutrients in some plants
21.Pores that allow gas exchange
22.Seed plants whose seeds are not found in a sealed container (fruit)
Down
1.Reproductive structure that produces pollen and seeds
2.Lack true roots, stems and leaves and are small in size
3.Part of plant body that grows upward
4.Waxy layer, does not allow gas exchange
7.Contains the embryo of the plant
8.Nonreproductive part of a plant
10.Cells that border the stoma, help open and close stoma
11.Conversion of light energy into chemical energy
12.Members of the pea family include peas, beans, and peanuts
13.Hairlike projections of nonvascular plants
15.type of edible dry fruit, rice, corn and wheat
19.Provide protection for developing seeds, promote seed dispersal

Use the "Printable HTML" button to get a clean page, in either HTML or PDF, that you can use your browser's print button to print. This page won't have buttons or ads, just your puzzle. The PDF format allows the web site to know how large a printer page is, and the fonts are scaled to fill the page. The PDF takes awhile to generate. Don't panic!




Google
 
Web armoredpenguin.com

Copyright information Privacy information Contact us Blog