| Ovary | | The goo inside a cell that holds everything together |
| Water | | A process of cell division that makes sex cells |
| Meiosis | | The part of the flower that becomes a fruit |
| Tuber | | The organelle involved in photosynthesis |
| Germination | | A device used to predict offspring features |
| Genome | | The process of pollen being transferred from one flower to another |
| Pollination | | A part of the plant where the plant stores extra sugars |
| Mitochondria | | The organized version of DNA |
| Prokaryote | | The fusing of an egg and a sperm to make a new organism |
| Tropism | | The building blocks of protein |
| Chloroplast | | The process of a plant first starting to grow from a seed |
| Cytosine | | One of the things needed for photosynthesis |
| Cytoplasm | | The part of the seed that provides food to the growing plant |
| sex linked | | A cell with no nucleus |
| Homozygous | | The organelle that converts sugar to energy |
| Punnnett Square | | The base pair that always pairs with Guanine |
| cell membrane | | The male sex cell |
| Fertilization | | The response of a plant to a stimulus |
| Amino acids | | A trait that is found on the sex chromosome |
| Recessive | | All of your chromosomes put together |
| Chromosome | | In a flower, this contains the male sex cell |
| Stamen | | During mitosis, this needs to dissolve |
| nuclear membrane | | The "weaker" version of a trait |
| Endosperm | | All the male parts of the flower put together |
| Sperm | | A part of the cell that ALL cells have |
| Pollen | | When you have two identical copies of a gene |