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Plant Anatomy

This document is a practice worksheet about plant anatomy that contains questions asking the student to: 1) Label structures on a leaf cross-section 2) Identify leaves as simple, pinnately compound, or palmately compound 3) Identify leaves as belonging to a monocot or dicot 4) Determine monocot and dicot characteristics like leaf venation, root type, flower parts, and stem vein patterns.

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Plant Anatomy

This document is a practice worksheet about plant anatomy that contains questions asking the student to: 1) Label structures on a leaf cross-section 2) Identify leaves as simple, pinnately compound, or palmately compound 3) Identify leaves as belonging to a monocot or dicot 4) Determine monocot and dicot characteristics like leaf venation, root type, flower parts, and stem vein patterns.

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Practice Worksheet Plant Anatomy

1. Label the structures on the


cross-section of a leaf:

2. Describe these leaves as simple, pinnately compound, or palmately compound:


3. Identify these leaves as belonging to a monocot or dicot:

4. Flowering plants are grouped into 2 categories monocots and dicots.


Determine which characteristics belong to each category by writing an M or D
in the table next to each illustration.

Characteristic Monocot or Dicot??

Leaf Venation
(organization of
veins in leaves)
parallel
branching

Root type

taproot fibrous

Number of
flower parts
(petals)

often 4 or 5
multiples of 3

Veins in the
stem

scattered
throughout circle around outside
Practice Worksheet Plant Anatomy
ANSWERS

1. Label the structures on the


cross-section of a leaf:

2. Describe these leaves as simple, pinnately compound, or palmately compound:

simple
pinnately
compound

palmately
compound

palmately
compound

pinnately
compound
3. Identify these leaves as belonging to a monocot or dicot:

5. Flowering plants are grouped into 2 categories monocots and dicots.


Determine which characteristics belong to each category by writing an M or D
in the table next to each illustration.

Characteristic Monocot or Dicot??

MD
Leaf Venation
(organization of
veins in leaves)
parallel
branching

D Root type
M
taproot fibrous

Number of
M flower parts
(petals)
D

often 4 or 5
multiples of 3

Veins in the
M stem
D

scattered
throughout circle around outside

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