theplantgreen pigmentwhich captureslight energy inplants; locatedin chloroplastsCNDChloroplastChlorophyllvascularsystemTranspiration-process of waterevaporation fromleaves and stemsof plants into thePropagationTchemicalcompoundwhich is aproduct ofphotosynthesisSieveTubeprimarilytransports sugarsand amino acids;living part of thevascular systemthe sproutingand growingof a plantfrom seedsYlocated in thephloem;transportssucrose andother dissolvedsolids aroundbetterabsorptionin therootssystem whichtransportswater andnutrientsthroughout theplantconcentrationthrough asemi-permeablemembraneUMycorrhizaeRosetted leaves-leaves are in acirculararrangement andclose together;internodes areshortenedUPalm fronds- longbladed leaves ofplants; particularlypalm tree leavesAuxins- plant hormonewhich stimulates cellelongation in the stem;involved in: rootinitiation, vasculardifferentiation, tropicresponses anddevelopment of plantpartsSpores located inthe epidermisof the leafwhich reduceswater losses toaTCytoskeleton-interconnected networkof fibrous protein whichdetermines cellshape,organization ofcytoplasm and growthand differentiation incell divisionNPhotosynthatediffusion of watermolecules from aplace of higherconcentration to alowerXylemsingle layer ofcells whichregulates theflow of waterbetween thecentral steleAprocess ofproducing newplants by seeds,cuttings or othertechniquesPhloemfungus whichforms amutualisticrelationship withthe roots ofplants to allowAsemi-fluidsubstance of a cellwhich contains allcontents outside ofthe nucleusOCytoplasmTDStomataGlucose- asimple sugarformed duringphotosynthesisto provide foodfor the plantOsmosisHRLVascularSystemUVAccompanies:Plant Nutrition2primarilytransports waterfrom the roots tothe leaves; deadpart of theDenaturationEBChlorosis-yellowingdue to lossofchlorophyllof rootsfrom theouterlayersGerminationAspecializedorganellewhichcontainschlorophyllthe alteration ofa protein shapethrough someform of externalstressOCultivate- toimprove andprepare land forraising crops byplowing orfertilizingatmosphereminimum andis regulatedthrough theaction ofguard cellsEndodermistheplantgreen pigmentwhich captureslight energy inplants; locatedin chloroplastsCNDChloroplastChlorophyllvascularsystemTranspiration-process of waterevaporation fromleaves and stemsof plants into thePropagationTchemicalcompoundwhich is aproduct ofphotosynthesisSieveTubeprimarilytransports sugarsand amino acids;living part of thevascular systemthe sproutingand growingof a plantfrom seedsYlocated in thephloem;transportssucrose andother dissolvedsolids aroundbetterabsorptionin therootssystem whichtransportswater andnutrientsthroughout theplantconcentrationthrough asemi-permeablemembraneUMycorrhizaeRosetted leaves-leaves are in acirculararrangement andclose together;internodes areshortenedUPalm fronds- longbladed leaves ofplants; particularlypalm tree leavesAuxins- plant hormonewhich stimulates cellelongation in the stem;involved in: rootinitiation, vasculardifferentiation, tropicresponses anddevelopment of plantpartsSpores located inthe epidermisof the leafwhich reduceswater losses toaTCytoskeleton-interconnected networkof fibrous protein whichdetermines cellshape,organization ofcytoplasm and growthand differentiation incell divisionNPhotosynthatediffusion of watermolecules from aplace of higherconcentration to alowerXylemsingle layer ofcells whichregulates theflow of waterbetween thecentral steleAprocess ofproducing newplants by seeds,cuttings or othertechniquesPhloemfungus whichforms amutualisticrelationship withthe roots ofplants to allowAsemi-fluidsubstance of a cellwhich contains allcontents outside ofthe nucleusOCytoplasmTDStomataGlucose- asimple sugarformed duringphotosynthesisto provide foodfor the plantOsmosisHRLVascularSystemUVAccompanies:Plant Nutrition2primarilytransports waterfrom the roots tothe leaves; deadpart of theDenaturationEBChlorosis-yellowingdue to lossofchlorophyllof rootsfrom theouterlayersGerminationAspecializedorganellewhichcontainschlorophyllthe alteration ofa protein shapethrough someform of externalstressOCultivate- toimprove andprepare land forraising crops byplowing orfertilizingatmosphereminimum andis regulatedthrough theaction ofguard cellsEndodermis

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the plant
  2. green pigment which captures light energy in plants; located in chloroplasts
  3. C
  4. N
  5. D
  6. Chloroplast
  7. Chlorophyll
  8. vascular system
  9. Transpiration- process of water evaporation from leaves and stems of plants into the
  10. Propagation
  11. T
  12. chemical compound which is a product of photosynthesis
  13. Sieve Tube
  14. primarily transports sugars and amino acids; living part of the vascular system
  15. the sprouting and growing of a plant from seeds
  16. Y
  17. located in the phloem; transports sucrose and other dissolved solids around
  18. better absorption in the roots
  19. system which transports water and nutrients throughout the plant
  20. concentration through a semi-permeable membrane
  21. U
  22. Mycorrhizae
  23. Rosetted leaves- leaves are in a circular arrangement and close together; internodes are shortened
  24. U
  25. Palm fronds- long bladed leaves of plants; particularly palm tree leaves
  26. Auxins- plant hormone which stimulates cell elongation in the stem; involved in: root initiation, vascular differentiation, tropic responses and development of plant parts
  27. S
  28. pores located in the epidermis of the leaf which reduces water losses to a
  29. T
  30. Cytoskeleton- interconnected network of fibrous protein which determines cell shape,organization of cytoplasm and growth and differentiation in cell division
  31. N
  32. Photosynthate
  33. diffusion of water molecules from a place of higher concentration to a lower
  34. Xylem
  35. single layer of cells which regulates the flow of water between the central stele
  36. A
  37. process of producing new plants by seeds, cuttings or other techniques
  38. Phloem
  39. fungus which forms a mutualistic relationship with the roots of plants to allow
  40. A
  41. semi-fluid substance of a cell which contains all contents outside of the nucleus
  42. O
  43. Cytoplasm
  44. T
  45. D
  46. Stomata
  47. Glucose- a simple sugar formed during photosynthesis to provide food for the plant
  48. Osmosis
  49. H
  50. R
  51. L
  52. Vascular System
  53. U
  54. V
  55. Accompanies: Plant Nutrition 2
  56. primarily transports water from the roots to the leaves; dead part of the
  57. Denaturation
  58. E
  59. B
  60. Chlorosis- yellowing due to loss of chlorophyll
  61. of roots from the outer layers
  62. Germination
  63. A
  64. specialized organelle which contains chlorophyll
  65. the alteration of a protein shape through some form of external stress
  66. O
  67. Cultivate- to improve and prepare land for raising crops by plowing or fertilizing
  68. atmosphere
  69. minimum and is regulated through the action of guard cells
  70. Endodermis