What is a tall plant with a single woody stem?

A person that studies trees

Match the term with its description.

The part of the tree where growth takes place.

Match the tree with its description.

An inner band of light spring wood and an outer band of dark summer wood that make up one year's growth of a tree

A tree in the cypress family that is known for its aromatic (sweet-smelling) wood.

Term for trees that lose their leaves in the fall.

Match the broadleaf (a.k.a. hardwood) tree with its description.

Term for a cone bearing tree

Match the conifer with its description.

an evergreen tree that is unusual as it is a monocot, not a dicot; it likes warmth

A single, reproductive cell produced by ferns and some other plants instead of a seed

In what group of plants do we find the smallest of all green plants?

Fungi that feed on dead matter are called?

Fungi that feed on living matter are called?

A plant that has fronds, produces spores instead of seed, and grows sideways

What is the fungus that converts sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide?

Two types of plants that have no leaves, stems or roots

What plant is formed when a fungus and algae work together?

The part of a fungus that we sometimes eat; it is the part that rises above ground and forms spores

A pine tree that grows in the hot, dry climate of Southwestern USA and uniquely grows tastty nuts in its cones

The largest algae is called ________________ and often grows to 200 feet.

A fern's roots that grow downward from the underside of the stem

A type of plant that does not contain chlorophyll and cannot make its own food.

Term for leaves of a palm tree or a fern

a network of cells strung together in a threadlike structure that makes up the main part of a fungus

a plant that does not have tubes for moving nutrients and water and does not have any true leaves, stems, or roots

a fungus that can grow on wet clothes, shower stalls, and plants

the type of fungus used to make penicillin and cheese

a fungus that produces a fruiting body shaped like an umbrella or cup but grows largest underground

the only eastern pine with needles in bundles of five; once used for construction of buildings and sailing ships

one of the largest pines (but not the largest of all) of the American West; grows to a height of 250 feet; smells like vanilla

a deciduous conifer in the redwood family growing in swamps of the South; projecting portions of its roots are called knees