Which type of root system consists of one thick main root that grows straight down into the ground with smaller roots growing from its sides?

What do we call plants with weak stems that grow along the ground because they cannot stand upright?

Which part of the plant is responsible for producing seeds and is often the most colourful part?

Which type of plant has a weak stem and uses special structures or tendrils to 'hold onto' supports like walls or other trees to grow upwards?

What is the name of the root system where many thin, hair-like roots grow out from the base of the stem all at once?

The part of the plant that grows above the soil, consisting of the stem, leaves, and flowers, is known as the:

Which part of the leaf is the flat, green surface that helps the plant capture sunlight to make food?

Which part of the plant grows below the ground and absorbs water and nutrients from the soil?

Which specific part of the leaf carries water and nutrients throughout the leaf surface, appearing like thin lines?

Which basic part of a plant grows upwards and carries water from the roots to the leaves?

Which part of the leaf is the flat, green part that helps the plant trap sunlight to make food?

Which of these describe a root system where many thin roots of nearly the same size grow out from the base of the stem at once?

Which part of the plant attaches the leaf to the stem and allows nutrients to flow between them?

Which of the following plants is an example of a plant with a fibrous root system?