This document provides information about plant anatomy and reactions. It discusses the main types of plants, including non-vascular and vascular plants, and details the structures of xylem and phloem. It also examines plant leaves and guard cells and stomata. Finally, it outlines the ways plants can react to stimuli like light, gravity, and touch through processes such as phototropism, gravitropism, and thigmatropism.

1. Plant Anatomy

2. Plant Types
 Non-vascular plants
 Vascular Plants
 Xylem
 Phloem

3. Plant Leaves

4. Plant Leaves
Guard Cells and Stomata

5. Plant Reactions to a Stimulus
 Phototropism – plants reaction to light
 Positive = move towards the light
 Negative = move away from the light
 Gravatropism – plants reaction to gravity
 Positive = grow with gravity (down)
 Negative = grow against gravity (up)
 Thigmatropism – plants reaction to touch
 Positive = move towards touching an object
 Negative =

6. Create…
 Your group will create and present a poster that
represents the connection between photosynthesis
and cellular respiration between a flowering plant and
an animal and other information. Make sure that you
include ALL of this information in your poster.
 Molecules – CO2, H2O, C6H12O6, O2, ATP, and the sun!
 Structures – Chloroplast, Mitochondria (in an animal),
lungs, blood stream, small intestine/villi, roots, leaves,
stems, xylem, phloem, stoma/stomata, and guard cells.
 Terms/explanation to include – gravatropism and
phototropism.
 Vascular Tissues – show what molecules are transported
and in what direction.
 Flower Anatomy – show ALL of the male and female
reproductive organs.