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Froggy Jumps Specialized Plant GroupsOnline version Grade 5 Plant Groups by Nicalane Yumul 1 A stem that grows horizontally along the ground and sprouts leaves to form a new independent plant (e.g., Bermuda grass, Carabao grass). a Runner b Bulb c Thorn 2 Small plants or shoots that grow around the base of a main plant and develop their own roots (e.g., Banana plant). a Aerial Roots b Suckers c Tubers 3 A round, fleshy underground stem that stores nutrients and can grow into a new plant (e.g., Onion). a Thorn b Bulb c Runner 4 A thickened underground stem that stores nutrients and features tiny buds called "eyes" (e.g., Potato). a Tuber b Aerial Root c Runner 5 A horizontal underground stem that produces new shoots and roots along enlarged sections called "nodes." a Thorn b Rhizome c Bulb 6 A sharp, hard, woody outgrowth on a modified stem that protects the plant from animals (e.g., Rose, Devil’s walking stick). a Aerial Root b Rhizome c Thorn 7 Roots that grow above the ground to anchor the plant to supports (like trellises or rocks) and absorb nutrients and moisture. a Aerial Roots b Tubers c Runners 8 What are the tiny holes or buds on a potato called that allow it to grow upward through the soil? a Thorns b Eyes c Nodes 9 Which of the following is an example of a plant that uses a runner to spread along the ground? a Rose b Carabao grass c Onion 10 Which plant part is specifically modified into a sharp structure to defend the plant against plant-eating animals? a Bulb b Aerial Root c Thorn 11 How can a new onion plant be grown using its underground bulb? a By cutting off its roots and leaving it in the sun b By taking a bulb and planting it directly in the soil c By grinding the bulb into powder and mixing it with water 12 What structure on a rhizome grows roots on its lower surface to absorb water and nutrients? a Node b Eye c Thorn 13 Besides securing a plant to rocks or trellises, what else can aerial roots do? a Produce sharp thorns to ward off insects b Absorb moisture and nutrients directly from the air c Store large amounts of underground starch 14 Which of the following plants reproduces by growing shoots around its main stem that can be separated and replanted? a Devil’s walking stick b Potato c Banana plant 15 What happens when the "eyes" of a potato tuber begin to sprout in moist soil? a They turn into sharp thorns to protect the potato underground. b They grow upward through the soil to produce new stems, leaves, and roots. c They fall off and turn into aerial roots that cling to nearby rocks.

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Specialized Plant GroupsOnline version

by Nicalane Yumul

A stem that grows horizontally along the ground and sprouts leaves to form a new independent plant (e.g., Bermuda grass, Carabao grass).

Small plants or shoots that grow around the base of a main plant and develop their own roots (e.g., Banana plant).

A round, fleshy underground stem that stores nutrients and can grow into a new plant (e.g., Onion).

A thickened underground stem that stores nutrients and features tiny buds called "eyes" (e.g., Potato).

A horizontal underground stem that produces new shoots and roots along enlarged sections called "nodes."

A sharp, hard, woody outgrowth on a modified stem that protects the plant from animals (e.g., Rose, Devil’s walking stick).

Roots that grow above the ground to anchor the plant to supports (like trellises or rocks) and absorb nutrients and moisture.

What are the tiny holes or buds on a potato called that allow it to grow upward through the soil?

Which of the following is an example of a plant that uses a runner to spread along the ground?

Which plant part is specifically modified into a sharp structure to defend the plant against plant-eating animals?

How can a new onion plant be grown using its underground bulb?

What structure on a rhizome grows roots on its lower surface to absorb water and nutrients?

Besides securing a plant to rocks or trellises, what else can aerial roots do?

Which of the following plants reproduces by growing shoots around its main stem that can be separated and replanted?

What happens when the "eyes" of a potato tuber begin to sprout in moist soil?