nutrition in plants Crossword Puzzles
Plant science 2024-11-22
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- for Agricultural Science Education © 03/2023 ASP – Lesson 5.1 Glossary – Page 2
- – A plant that lives for two years and then dies.
- system – A two-name system for naming plants.
- groups, such as species, genus, family, and order.
- – The language often used to name plants.
- arrangement of items having a defined range of characteristics.
- for example, the mycota or fungi family.
- – A branch of biologic science that deals with the forms rather than the functions of plants and
- – A plant that lives for more than two years.
- – A biologist that groups organisms into categories.
- – Major divisions for living things: the plant kingdom and the animal kingdom.
- – In the naming of plants and animals, Latin is used. Each kind of plant or animal can be identified by
- – A division of the plant or animal kingdom lower than a phylum and higher than an order; e.g., the class
- – A system of naming used to classify a group, such as the botanical names of plants.
- – That portion of the feed for animals that is secured largely from the leaves and stalks of plants, such
- or inconstant to be recognized as a species; often any category of lower rank than a species.
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- – Any grass grown for its edible grain.
- – Pertaining to a woody plant whose leaves fall at the end of the growing season.
- – An affix added to the end of a word or stem serving to form a new word.
- – Life history; the changes in the form of life that an organism goes through.
- – A system of persons or things ranked one above another.
- – In the botanical classification of plants, a category in between class and family.
- – The forming, sorting, apportioning, grouping, or dividing of objects into classes to form an
- – A group of closely related genera.
- the grasses and legumes used for hay.
- – A group of related plants and animals that differs from other similar groups by characteristics too
- – Plants living one year or less. During this time, the plant grows, flowers, produces seeds, and dies.
- – A cone-bearing tree.
- – A group of species of plants or animals believed to have descended from a common direct ancestor
- – Within the taxonomic system of classifications, how plants are ordered concerning their
- (plural, genera) and species (both singular and plural); e.g., the generic name (genus) of corn is Zea,
- are similar enough to constitute a useful unit at this level of taxonomy.
- that retain their distinguishing features when reproduced sexually or asexually.
- – An affix; attached to the front of a word to produce a derivative word or an inflected form.
- – A cultivated variety. A group of cultivated plants that are distinguished by any significant character
- the species name is mays.
- name – The scientific name of plants, which includes the genus and species.
- – The science of classification of organisms and other objects and their arrangement into
38 Clues: – A cone-bearing tree. • the species name is mays. • – A group of closely related genera. • the grasses and legumes used for hay. • – Any grass grown for its edible grain. • for example, the mycota or fungi family. • – The language often used to name plants. • system – A two-name system for naming plants. • – A plant that lives for more than two years. • ...
FSHN Council October Newsletter 2022-10-24
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- Trick or _____!
- Pōpoki in English
- A popular pie flavor in autumn
- Calcium is needed to build and maintain these
- This fruit is put on a stick and dipped in caramel to make a traditional Halloween food
- The most popular Halloween candy in America
- Composed of plasma, RBCs, WBCs, and platelets
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- Food Science & Human _______
- Doesnʻt like garlic
- A tri-colored candy
- A form of sugar in candy; table sugar
- October 31st
- A scarecrow's favorite fruit
- Owl in ʻOlelo Hawaiʻi
14 Clues: October 31st • Trick or _____! • Pōpoki in English • Doesnʻt like garlic • A tri-colored candy • Owl in ʻOlelo Hawaiʻi • Food Science & Human _______ • A scarecrow's favorite fruit • A popular pie flavor in autumn • A form of sugar in candy; table sugar • The most popular Halloween candy in America • Calcium is needed to build and maintain these • ...
Photosynthesis & Respiration 2025-09-07
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- Process plants use to convert sunlight into energy
- Process of breaking down glucose to release energy
- Energy-carrying molecule produced in respiration
- Natural energy source for plants
- H₂O used in photosynthesis
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- Sugar produced in photosynthesis
- Type of energy needed for photosynthesis
- Gas released by plants during photosynthesis
- Green pigment in plants that captures sunlight
- Element found in CO₂ used by plants
- Small openings in leaves for gas exchange
- Organelle where cellular respiration occurs
12 Clues: H₂O used in photosynthesis • Sugar produced in photosynthesis • Natural energy source for plants • Element found in CO₂ used by plants • Type of energy needed for photosynthesis • Small openings in leaves for gas exchange • Organelle where cellular respiration occurs • Gas released by plants during photosynthesis • Green pigment in plants that captures sunlight • ...
Mady and taylors crossword puzzle 2024-03-19
Seed Structure and Germination 2014-06-08
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- This is the first part of the plant that extends from a germinating seed
- A small pore in the testa that allows water to absorb into the seed
- The gas that plants produce during photosynthesis
- The hard, outer coating of a seed
- The gas needed for plants to do photosynthesis
- This is necessary for photosynthesis and germination
- Comes from the sun and is needed for photosynthesis
- Is connected to the epicotyl and radical
- The food plants make in photosynthesis
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- Plants grow from this
- This is the name for the process of water being absorbed through the mircopyle
- The process all living things do to make energy from glucose and oxygen
- The first leaves of a germinating plant
- Is connected to the plumule
- The process plants do to make glucose (sugar)
- The green pigment in leaves
- Stored food inside the seed
17 Clues: Plants grow from this • Is connected to the plumule • The green pigment in leaves • Stored food inside the seed • The hard, outer coating of a seed • The food plants make in photosynthesis • The first leaves of a germinating plant • Is connected to the epicotyl and radical • The process plants do to make glucose (sugar) • The gas needed for plants to do photosynthesis • ...
Gardening revision 2024-08-30
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- A container for holding flowers.
- A small flower before it opens.
- Underground parts of a plant.
- Sharp points on some plants.
- Beautiful flowers that grow in the wild.
- A machine for cutting grass.
- A larger tool for digging.
- A field full of grass and flowers.
- The dirt where plants grow.
- A cart with one wheel for carrying things.
- A place where water falls from a height.
- Cutting parts of a plant to help it grow.
- A big plant, smaller than a tree.
- The main part of a flower that holds it up.
- To collect ripe crops.
- A small hand tool for digging.
- To break up and turn over the soil.
- Soft parts of a flower.
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- A small building for storing tools.
- The head of a tree or a flower.
- To open up and show flowers.
- A small river.
- A tool with long nails for lifting hay.
- The thick part of a tree that supports it.
- Adding nutrients to the soil.
- Small clippers for trimming plants.
- A flexible tube for watering plants.
- A structure that divides areas.
- A container for carrying flowers or fruits.
- To plant seeds in the soil.
- Decomposed organic matter for soil.
- A flat part of a plant that is usually green.
- Giving water to plants.
- To cut off parts of plants to make them neat.
- A can with a spout for watering plants.
- A tool with teeth for gathering leaves.
- Tiny beginnings of plants.
37 Clues: A small river. • To collect ripe crops. • Giving water to plants. • Soft parts of a flower. • A larger tool for digging. • Tiny beginnings of plants. • To plant seeds in the soil. • The dirt where plants grow. • To open up and show flowers. • Sharp points on some plants. • A machine for cutting grass. • Underground parts of a plant. • Adding nutrients to the soil. • ...
Plant processes 2021-10-09
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- plant cells filled with water
- flowers respond to day length
- carry manufactured food
- when transpiration exceeds absorption
- Plants make food this way
- green pigment in leaves
- kind of transport mechanism in plants
- happens to plants in the night
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- loss of water vapours from leaves to the atmosphere
- carry water and nutrients
- movement from high to low concentration
- seedlings bends towards light
- delivery of food and minerals to other parts of the plant
- raw material of photosynthesis
- product of photosynthesis
- tiny holes in leaves
- energy source for photosynthesis
- factory of the plant
18 Clues: tiny holes in leaves • factory of the plant • carry manufactured food • green pigment in leaves • carry water and nutrients • Plants make food this way • product of photosynthesis • plant cells filled with water • flowers respond to day length • seedlings bends towards light • raw material of photosynthesis • happens to plants in the night • energy source for photosynthesis • ...
6.1 Plant Food 2025-04-04
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- Calcium, magnesium, and sulfur are the secondary nutrient elements, so calledbecause they are essential to plant growth in a lesser quantity than the primary nutrients nitrogen, phosphorus,and potassium, and in greater quantity than the micronutrients.
- N; a gas that occurs naturally in the air and soil, where it is converted into usable forms for plantuse by bacteria and other natural processes. This nutrient is a constituent of proteins and is vital to the plantgrowing processes. Nitrogen can be added to the soil in any of three fertilizer forms as urea, ammonia, ornitrates.
- Mn; a metallic element found in soils from a mere trace to as much as 15 percent, but whenpresent, it is often in forms unavailable to plants. It is regarded as essential to normal plant growth and is oftenapplied, usually as manganous sulfate, to soils deficient in this element.
- Zn; a metallic chemical element, one of the micronutrient elements in soils, essential for both plant andanimal growth.
- P; a chemical element found in soils in various mineral forms, but only small amounts are readily available to plants at any one time. It stimulates early growth and root development, and hastens grain maturity.
- For plants: boron, chlorine, cobalt, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum, and zinc.
- To check or hinder the growth or development of an animal or plant.
- K; the chemical element, an alkali metal, which occurs widely in minerals. Regarded as an essential plant nutrient, potassium is present naturally in some form in all soils but in extremely variable amounts,and is likely to be in largest amounts in clay soils and in the least amounts in highly silicious soils and in peats.
- Crops such as legumes or grasses that are grown to be plowed or spaded into the soil toincrease humus content and improve soil structure.
- B; an element essential for plant growth. The original source of boron is tourmaline, but availableforms are from soil organic matter.
- Cl; a heavy gas used in very small amounts for the growth of plants.
- Yellowing or whitening of normally green leaves caused by lack of nutrients, air pollution, ordiseases.
- Mg; a white metal, essential for people and animals, and for plant growth because it is aconstituent of chlorophyll.
- Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
- S; an elementary, yellow mineral, insoluble in water, easily fusible and inflammable. One of thesecondary but important elements in soil fertility and used in relatively large amounts by most plants, it is animportant constituent of both protein and protoplasm.
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- An insufficiency in reference to amount, volume, proportion, etc.; a lack; a state ofincompleteness.
- Mo; a gray metallic element, essential in very small amounts to the growth of plants, butusually present in sufficient amounts. Deficiencies have been discovered in a few highly acid soils.
- A change in color of the lower leaves of green plants usually attributed to a lack of plant nutrients ormoisture deficiency.
- Unit of weight equivalent to 2000 pounds.
- Produced by plants and animals; of plant or animal origin.
- Ca; a chemical element present in variable amounts in all soils. It is essential for plant and animalgrowth and is the principal mineral element in bones.
- Fe; a metallic element essential to people, animals, and plants; very common in some minerals, mostrocks, and all soils. In plants, iron deficiency results in iron chlorosis.
- Organic residues or their mixture, such as peat, manure, or discarded plant material and soil,placed in a pit or enclosure, moistened, and allowed to become decomposed. Sometimes lime and chemicalfertilizers are also added. Used as a fertilizer.
- Cu; a metallic element found in soils at 1 to 50 parts per million, and in plants up to 100 parts permillion. It is necessary for all animal and plant life. High soil phosphorus, zinc, and molybdenum can induce acopper deficiency in plants. Also, high copper can reduce plant uptake of phosphorus, iron, zinc, andmolybdenum.
- Any of certain chemical elements necessary in minute quantities for optimum growth anddevelopment of plants and animals.
- When molecular nitrogen biologically or chemically converts to organic combinations or forms available for biological processes. Biological fixation occurs with legumes, whereas chemical fixationinvolves the manufacture of ammonia. Legume roots convert nitrogen gas to nitrates by bacteria.
- Includes primary plant nutrients N, P, and K; and secondary plant nutrients Ca, Mg, and S.
- Death of plant or animal cells in tissue, usually in localized areas.
- Excreta of animals, dung and urine (usually with some bedding), used to fertilize the land.
29 Clues: Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. • Unit of weight equivalent to 2000 pounds. • Produced by plants and animals; of plant or animal origin. • To check or hinder the growth or development of an animal or plant. • Cl; a heavy gas used in very small amounts for the growth of plants. • Death of plant or animal cells in tissue, usually in localized areas. • ...
CHAPTER 1 BIODIVERSITY 2022-04-04
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- The class of animals that breath through gills when young and through lungs/skin when adults
- Animals that can make their own body heat even when it is cold outside.
- This animal has beak and wing
- Structure used by fish to breath
- Key used by biologist to identify and classify organisms based on similarities and differences
- Example of mammal that can fly
- Type of vein patterns of leaves in monocotyledon plant
- Animals that without backbones
- Flowering plants that consist of one cotyledon in the seed
- The process of planting trees in a forest where the number of trees has been decreasing
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- Plant that reproduce by spore and grow in damp place
- The class of animal that the body covered with hard scale
- The natural place where organisms live
- The body temperature become hotter and colder depending on the surrounding temperature
- Refers to wide variety of organisms on Earth
- The world's largest single flower
- Maintain species in the original habitat or keep species out the original habitat
- A non-flowering plant that produce seeds
- Example of mammal that live in water
- Type of root for monocotyledon plants
- The mammal that lay egg
- The Species of animals that live in groups in limited habitats at a particular location
- Example of monocotyledon plants
- Type of root for dicotyledon plants
- Type of stem for dicotyledon plants
25 Clues: The mammal that lay egg • This animal has beak and wing • Example of mammal that can fly • Animals that without backbones • Example of monocotyledon plants • Structure used by fish to breath • The world's largest single flower • Type of root for dicotyledon plants • Type of stem for dicotyledon plants • Example of mammal that live in water • ...
RancitaAloysius_Biology_10th 2023-01-30
10 Clues: Secretes bile juice • Powerhouse of a cell • Outer layer of kidney • One cell-thick vessels • First phase of respiration • Filtration units in Kidney • Main site of photosynthesis • Mode of nutrition in mushrooms • enzyme that gets mixed with food • Respiratory pigment in human body
Transport in Plants - Key Terms Revision 2013-04-29
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- Waterproof woody substance that gives strength to the walls of xylem vessels.
- A devise used to measure the rate of transpiration in a leafy cutting.
- Meristematic tissue in roots containing stem cells which produce xylem and phloem tissue.
- the evaporative water loss from the leaves of a plant via stomata.
- The pathway by which water moves between cells and through porous cell walls.
- The perforated end walls of sieve tube elements/cells.
- Meristematic tissue in stems containing stem cells which produce xylem and phloem tissue.
- Pits in the walls of sieve tube elements that links their cytoplasm to that of companion cells.
- The pressure that produces the mass flow of assimilates through sieve tubes from source to sink.
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- Any tissue where assimilates are removed from sieve tubes and used or stored.
- band of tissue around the vascular bundle of a root which forces water to move by the symplast and vacuolar pathways.
- The process by which Nitrates enter root hair cells.
- Any tissue where assimilates are produced and loaded into sieve tubes.
- The mechanism of transport of assimilates in sieve tubes.
- The pathway by which water moves through the cytoplasm of cells.
- The main assimilate transported in sieve tubes.
- Waxy waterproof substance that forms the casparian strip.
17 Clues: The main assimilate transported in sieve tubes. • The process by which Nitrates enter root hair cells. • The perforated end walls of sieve tube elements/cells. • The mechanism of transport of assimilates in sieve tubes. • Waxy waterproof substance that forms the casparian strip. • The pathway by which water moves through the cytoplasm of cells. • ...
Label 2023-10-01
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- content
- do not consume after the expired date!
- drinks
- a piece of paper that attached to a product
- nutrition ……
- end of period of use or consume
- milliliter acronym
- how to use the product
- the name of product
- singular noun
- one of language feature of label
- the size of dose of medicine
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- you consume it when you don't feel well
- Keep it in the moderate temperature!
- something you eat
- drug name
- 15 years old
- to describe product
- plural of child
- type of drink
20 Clues: drinks • content • drug name • nutrition …… • 15 years old • singular noun • type of drink • plural of child • something you eat • milliliter acronym • to describe product • the name of product • how to use the product • the size of dose of medicine • end of period of use or consume • one of language feature of label • Keep it in the moderate temperature! • do not consume after the expired date! • ...
school age children 2024-03-14
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- growth spurts are __
- girls hit puberty __
- arms and legs develop __
- __ is important at this age
- watch for __ disorders
- the average rate of growth __ in preteen years
- puberty causes __
- play for fun and good __
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- encourage good __
- torso develops __
- hair growth __
- organized sports help teach __
- different parts of the body develop at __ times
- sweat and oil glands are more __
- hands and feet develop __
15 Clues: hair growth __ • encourage good __ • torso develops __ • puberty causes __ • growth spurts are __ • girls hit puberty __ • watch for __ disorders • arms and legs develop __ • play for fun and good __ • hands and feet develop __ • __ is important at this age • organized sports help teach __ • sweat and oil glands are more __ • the average rate of growth __ in preteen years • ...
Vocabulary stuff 2023-09-11
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- encompasses both the physical and environmental conditions it requires
- is an animal that has the ability to eat and survive on both plant and animal matter.
- are organisms that break down dead or decaying organisms and they carry out decomposition.
- a living organism that shapes its environment.
- is a place where an organism makes its home. A habitat meets all the environmental conditions an organism needs to survive.
- is an organism that produces complex organic compounds using carbon from simple substances such as carbon dioxide
- are animals that consume dead organisms that have died from causes other than predation or have been killed by other predators
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- is an organism that mostly eats meat, or the flesh of animals.
- is an organism that mostly feeds on plants. Herbivores range in size from tiny insects such as aphids to large, lumbering elephants
- is an organism that cannot produce its own food, instead taking nutrition from other sources
- is a linear network of links in a food web starting from producer organisms and ending at an apex predator species, detritivores, or decomposer species.
- is a non-living part of an ecosystem that shapes its environment.
- s an organism that creates its own food or energy
- in a food chain is a living creature that eats organisms from a different population
14 Clues: a living organism that shapes its environment. • s an organism that creates its own food or energy • is an organism that mostly eats meat, or the flesh of animals. • is a non-living part of an ecosystem that shapes its environment. • encompasses both the physical and environmental conditions it requires • ...
Annual Begging Plants 2024-03-04
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- Basket -hanging contain plants propagated by cutting
- -seeds to germinate under optimum conditions the ability
- Rate - percentage of seeds
- - time the plants maintains health while on dislpay for sale
- -moving plants for one container to the ground
- Baskets - Hanging that contain plants are propagated from seed
- - small plant grown amount media in divided trays
- -process used to prepare post production enviroment
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- - practice of while irrigating
- -Grown to seleable size
- - development of lateral branches that a bushy apperance
- -plants from seed to flower in one season before dying
- Packs - molded plastic into separate growing compartment used for bedding plants
- -planting of seeds
- - process soluble salts are washed from a growing medium for water through the media
- - it is different between the day and the night time for the temperature
16 Clues: -planting of seeds • -Grown to seleable size • Rate - percentage of seeds • - practice of while irrigating • -moving plants for one container to the ground • - small plant grown amount media in divided trays • -process used to prepare post production enviroment • Basket -hanging contain plants propagated by cutting • ...
CR and p 2022-11-04
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- this is what the reactants form
- The power house of the cell and where cellular respiration takes place
- this is the elements that are being combined
- this is the colored pigments in plants
- how plants make food
- Autotrophs are known as producers because they are able to make their own food from raw materials and energy
- the physical energy resulting from electromagnetic radiation, usually observed as it radiates from a source into the surrounding environment
- an organism that eats other plants or animals for energy and nutrients
- this is where two things are combined and can’t come apart physically
- where photosynthesis takes place
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- is a gas that is released when people breathe out and took in when plants make food
- glocose is the name of plants food
- this is a type of energy
- the process by which biological fuels are oxidised in the presence of an inorganic electron acceptor such as oxygen to produce large amounts of energy, to drive the bulk production of ATP
- this is what we breathe and what plants let out
- cell structures in the epidermis of tree leaves and needles that are involved in the exchange of carbon dioxide and water between plants and the atmosphere
16 Clues: how plants make food • this is a type of energy • this is what the reactants form • where photosynthesis takes place • glocose is the name of plants food • this is the colored pigments in plants • this is the elements that are being combined • this is what we breathe and what plants let out • this is where two things are combined and can’t come apart physically • ...
Nutrition 2022-05-17
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- includes food orientaiton, avoiding toxic enviroments and diet guides.
- psychological disorders that involve extreme disturbances in eating behavior.
- can be affected by the lack of nutrients
- can also be affected by the lack of nutrients
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- set of biological, psychological and sociological processes involved in obtaining assimilating and metabolizing nutrients for the organism
- complete well-being in the three areas of the human being
- First of the processes involved in nutrition
7 Clues: can be affected by the lack of nutrients • First of the processes involved in nutrition • can also be affected by the lack of nutrients • complete well-being in the three areas of the human being • includes food orientaiton, avoiding toxic enviroments and diet guides. • psychological disorders that involve extreme disturbances in eating behavior. • ...
Pharmacy Week Crossword Puzzle 2020-10-18
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- MEAL-TIME INSULIN
- IV
- BAG, MULTIVITAMIN IV COMMONLY GIVEN TO ALCOHOLICS (2 WORDS)
- RESCUE INHALER FOR ASTHMA
- BRAND NAME ROSUVASTATIN
- MEDICATION DISPENSING UNITS ON THE FLOORS
- HCTZ
- PATIENT SPECIFIC MEDICATIONS FILLED FOR THE NEXT DAY
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- STOOL SOFTENER
- GOVERNMENT LAW TO PROTECT PATIENT PRIVACY
- BRAND VS.
- OPIOID REVERSAL AGENT
- IV NUTRITION
- TECHNICIAN WHO DELIVERS MEDICATIONS
- IV MEDICATION USED FOR COVID-19
- COMPLETED IN THE ER MEDICATION ____________________
16 Clues: IV • HCTZ • BRAND VS. • IV NUTRITION • STOOL SOFTENER • MEAL-TIME INSULIN • OPIOID REVERSAL AGENT • BRAND NAME ROSUVASTATIN • RESCUE INHALER FOR ASTHMA • IV MEDICATION USED FOR COVID-19 • TECHNICIAN WHO DELIVERS MEDICATIONS • GOVERNMENT LAW TO PROTECT PATIENT PRIVACY • MEDICATION DISPENSING UNITS ON THE FLOORS • COMPLETED IN THE ER MEDICATION ____________________ • ...
Wellness 2023-02-15
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- / The ability to adapt and bounce back from adversity and challenges.
- / The act of reducing tension and anxiety in the body and mind.
- management / The practice of using one's time effectively and efficiently to achieve goals and balance competing demands.
- / The act of inhaling and exhaling air, which is essential for life and can be used to manage stress and anxiety.
- / The act of consuming enough fluids to maintain good health.
- / A physical, mental, and spiritual practice that combines breath control, stretching, and meditation.
- / The practice of being present and fully engaged in the current moment.
- support / The emotional and practical assistance provided by friends, family, and other social networks.
- / Actions taken to improve one's physical, mental, and emotional health and well-being.
- / A physical or psychological response to a perceived threat or challenge.
- / The study of how food affects the body and how to make healthy food choices.
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- / The ability to think outside the box and generate new and original ideas.
- / The state of being in good health and having a balanced and fulfilling life.
- / The practice of looking inward and examining one's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
- / Activities done for pleasure and relaxation outside of work or other obligations.
- / Physical activity that improves strength, endurance, and overall fitness.
- / The quality of being thankful and appreciative of one's blessings and circumstances.
- / Practice that involves quieting the mind and focusing on the present moment.
- / The natural world around us, including plants, animals, and the environment.
- / A natural state of rest during which the body repairs and rejuvenates itself.
20 Clues: / The act of consuming enough fluids to maintain good health. • / The act of reducing tension and anxiety in the body and mind. • / The ability to adapt and bounce back from adversity and challenges. • / The practice of being present and fully engaged in the current moment. • / A physical or psychological response to a perceived threat or challenge. • ...
ALLP30H - WEEK 7 - VOCABULARY REVISION 2026-03-18
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- : A friendly word or action when you meet someone, like saying "Hello".
- : A 3D piece of art made by shaping stone, wood, or metal.
- : A piece of strong cloth used by artists for painting.
- : A word that means connected with the sea and the creatures that live there.
- : Animals and plants that grow independently in natural conditions.
- : The person who tells the actors what to do when making a film.
- : A plan that shows how much money you have and how you will spend it.
- : A mountain with a large hole at the top where hot liquid rock sometimes comes out.
- : The normal order and way in which you regularly do things every day.
- : A small, useful electronic machine or tool, like a smartphone.
- : A person whose job is to collect news and write articles for a newspaper.
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- : The food that you eat and the way that it affects your health and body.
- : The special items or tools you need to play a sport.
- : The grammar term for pronouns like "myself" or "yourself".
- : The good parts of someone's personality, like being brave, kind, or honest.
- : The grammar voice used when the action is more important than who did it.
- : An event where people gather to show they strongly disagree with something.
- : A sudden flash of bright electrical light in the sky during a storm.
- : To design or create something completely new that has never been made before.
- : A feeling word that means worried or nervous about something.
20 Clues: : The special items or tools you need to play a sport. • : A piece of strong cloth used by artists for painting. • : A 3D piece of art made by shaping stone, wood, or metal. • : The grammar term for pronouns like "myself" or "yourself". • : A feeling word that means worried or nervous about something. • ...
Unit 6: Diversity of Life Vocabulary Review 2021-11-11
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- Comparing external appearance and internal structure (or anatomy) is key to determining the interrelations that exist among organisms, especially animals and plants
- By comparing the embryonic development of different species of animals and plants, scientists can determine degrees of relatedness among them
- These are tree-like diagrams in which the end of each tree branch corresponds to a species, and each node on the tree represents a common ancestral form.
- Comparing the chemical composition of the substances that make up the cells of organisms is another way of obtaining useful information about interrelations among species
- Comparative analysis of genetic material at a molecular level allows scientists to determine the degree of relatedness among species
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- By comparing present life forms to fossilized remains of similar life forms, hypotheses about evolutionary interrelations can be proposed, as can a time frame for the interrelations
- It is the discipline that establishes the evolutionary relationships among different groups of organisms.
- Comparing the way in which organisms carry out life processes—nutrition, reproduction, life cycle, etc.—allows us to detect evolutionary relationships among them ecological the role life forms play in ecosystems—whether they are primary producers, consumers, or decomposers—is also a criterion for phylogenetic classification
- Plural form of criterion
- It is the process by which species change steadily over hundreds of thousands of years, giving rise to new species.
10 Clues: Plural form of criterion • It is the discipline that establishes the evolutionary relationships among different groups of organisms. • It is the process by which species change steadily over hundreds of thousands of years, giving rise to new species. • ...
Food Chain Crossword 2026-04-28
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- Animals that scavenge dead organisms
- Organism that breaks down dead material
- Relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed
- Gradual loss of energy between trophic levels
- First level in a food chain (usually plants)
- Energy transferred from one organism to another
- Tiny organisms that help decompose matter
- Organism that eats plants or other animals
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- Fungi that break down organic material
- Multiple interconnected food chains
- Top-level consumer with no natural predators
- Animal that eats only meat
- Leftover nutrients returned to the soil
- Organism that hunts others
- Animal that eats both plants and animals
- Organism that makes its own food using sunlight
- Feeding relationship showing energy flow
- Animal that eats only plants
- Organism hunted and eaten
- Process plants use to convert sunlight into energy
20 Clues: Organism hunted and eaten • Animal that eats only meat • Organism that hunts others • Animal that eats only plants • Multiple interconnected food chains • Animals that scavenge dead organisms • Fungi that break down organic material • Leftover nutrients returned to the soil • Organism that breaks down dead material • Animal that eats both plants and animals • ...
LAYERS OF SOIL 2025-04-06
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- A part or section on top of another part.
- A little bit of water in the soil.
- The layer under the topsoil; it is lighter and harder.
- The top layer of soil; it is dark and good for plants.
- Bits of dead plants and animals in the soil that help plants grow.
- The part of a plant that goes into the soil to get water and hold the plant.
- Tiny dry grains of rock, usually found in deserts or beaches.
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- A sticky, soft soil that holds water.
- A hard rock layer deep under the ground.
- Small animals that live in the soil and help keep it healthy.
- Living things that grow in the ground and need soil, water, and sun.
- To break down into small parts, like when leaves rot.
- The ground or dirt where plants grow.
- Things in the soil that help plants grow strong.
14 Clues: A little bit of water in the soil. • A sticky, soft soil that holds water. • The ground or dirt where plants grow. • A hard rock layer deep under the ground. • A part or section on top of another part. • Things in the soil that help plants grow strong. • To break down into small parts, like when leaves rot. • The layer under the topsoil; it is lighter and harder. • ...
list 8 2022-11-01
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- intending to do harm
- equator words
- lice mixed with maleficent
- to be equal or the same
- to be as equally vocal
- to be helpful
- maleficent mixed with a sign
- to be
- when ben became a factor
- to not fully finish practice
- helpful things or items
- the word from England
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- ability to quit
- to be fair
- to have a glitch
- to be equal in the brain
- is the lack of nutrition
- the sign mixed with ben
- ben is violent
- ben mixed with a dictionary
20 Clues: to be • to be fair • equator words • to be helpful • ben is violent • ability to quit • to have a glitch • intending to do harm • the word from England • to be as equally vocal • to be equal or the same • the sign mixed with ben • helpful things or items • to be equal in the brain • is the lack of nutrition • when ben became a factor • lice mixed with maleficent • ben mixed with a dictionary • ...
Fruits 2021-05-03
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- helps smooth the digestive system
- is useful for heart heart
- provides antioxsidant to the body
- provide nutrition the skin
- increases endurance
- to increase appetite
- as an antidote in the body
- container lots of vitamin c
- can relieve stress
- water contect iS quite high.
- cleases the dirty blood
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- disorders of the stomach
- strengthens the body's Resistance
- nourish and moisturize the skino
- for treating asthma
- against cancer cels
- is used to brighten the skin
- treats digestive problems
- add delicaci to food
- keeps the body hydrated
20 Clues: can relieve stress • for treating asthma • against cancer cels • increases endurance • to increase appetite • add delicaci to food • keeps the body hydrated • cleases the dirty blood • disorders of the stomach • is useful for heart heart • treats digestive problems • provide nutrition the skin • as an antidote in the body • container lots of vitamin c • is used to brighten the skin • ...
VOCABULARY 2024-12-15
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- poświęcenie się
- żywe, pełen energii, tętniący życiem
- bezwarunkowy
- zaniedbany
- ukazany
- znaczny, niemały
- bystry, błyskotliwy, dowcipny
- przeszkadzać, kolidować
- nadzorować
- podjąć ryzyko, zaryzykować
- pełen współczucia
- uważnie, bacznie
- skojarzenie
- odżywianie
- rozpoczynać coś, wyruszać
- rozkwitać, prosperować
- przyzwyczajony
- licytować coś
- rekompensować
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- nietypowo
- zakłócający spokój
- niechlujny
- wkroczyć
- podejść, zbliżyć się
- urokliwy
- zdyscyplinowany
- kuszący
- rozkładać się
- przytomność
- coroczny, roczny
- grozić
- utrzymywać, zabezpieczać, chronić
32 Clues: grozić • ukazany • kuszący • wkroczyć • urokliwy • nietypowo • zaniedbany • niechlujny • nadzorować • odżywianie • przytomność • skojarzenie • bezwarunkowy • rozkładać się • licytować coś • rekompensować • przyzwyczajony • poświęcenie się • zdyscyplinowany • znaczny, niemały • coroczny, roczny • uważnie, bacznie • pełen współczucia • zakłócający spokój • podejść, zbliżyć się • rozkwitać, prosperować • przeszkadzać, kolidować • ...
Chance and Brittnee 2024-08-08
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- Where they met
- What Brittnee studied in college
- The month Chance proposed
- Brittnee’s favorite ice cream
- Brittnee’s favorite wine
- Their youngest son’s name
- Chance’s middle name
- Brittnee’s middle name
- Chance’s hometown
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- What they did for their first date
- Number of siblings Chance has
- Chance’s occupation
- Chance’s favorite color
- Brittnee’s favorite movie
- Number of countries Brittnee has been too
- Chance’s favorite drink
- Number of siblings Brittnee has
- Carson’s middle name
- Who asked for the first date
- Chance’s favorite food
20 Clues: Where they met • Chance’s hometown • Chance’s occupation • Carson’s middle name • Chance’s middle name • Brittnee’s middle name • Chance’s favorite food • Chance’s favorite color • Chance’s favorite drink • Brittnee’s favorite wine • The month Chance proposed • Brittnee’s favorite movie • Their youngest son’s name • Who asked for the first date • Number of siblings Chance has • ...
Nora Kenzi, Unit 2 Crossword 2025-05-22
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- (2.11) The range of environmental conditions where an organism is able to survive and thrive such as temperature, salinity, pH, and light.
- (2.1)A group of the same species living in a given area
- (2.6) A mode of nutrition for fungi and some bacteria where they feed on dead and decaying organic matter by secreting digestive enzymes and absorbing the molecules
- (2.4) Shallow, warm (20-29 degrees celsius), clear saltwater (32-42 ppm salinity), sunlight, minimal pollution
- (2.7) A nutrition type where an organism can obtain nutrients from both autotrophy (photosynthesis)and heterotrophy (consuming organic matter)
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- factors (2.9) Environmental influences that impact population size regardless of density, often physical or chemical events such as natural disasters, pollution, and climate conditions
- factors (2.8) Factors that limit a population size based on the population density such as resources, predation, and disease
- (2.12) Non-living environmental factors that impact an ecosystems ability to sustain living organisms (such as water, temperature, soil, and wind)
- (2.5) Heterotrophic nutrition where organisms ingest organic materials and digest internally to obtain nutrients
- relationships (2.3)Exist between species of the same kind in order to fulfill needs to survive including food, shelter, and caring for offspring.
- (2.10) Non-native organisms that cause harm to an environment by reproducing quickly and outcompeting native species
- capacity (2.2)The maximum size of a population that an environment can support.
12 Clues: (2.1)A group of the same species living in a given area • capacity (2.2)The maximum size of a population that an environment can support. • (2.4) Shallow, warm (20-29 degrees celsius), clear saltwater (32-42 ppm salinity), sunlight, minimal pollution • ...
My six Nutrition crossword 2025-09-16
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- - Wrapped and packed, with extras inside.
- - I'm not a meal, yet help you grow A, B, C, I’m in the row. Found in fruits and sometimes pills What am I?
- - Earth’s gift, strong and small, Builds your bones, fuels us all.
- - Sweet or starchy, I give you speed— In pasta and bread, I’m what you need.
- - I'm solid or slick, give food its kick, too much of me might make you sick. What am I?
- - Unprocessed, pure, and real, Nature’s plate, a balanced meal.
- - Tiny snacks with mighty power, Crunchy bites from tree or flower.
- - Not too much, not too little just right.
- - Creamy goods from cow or goat, In your fridge or breakfast oat.
- - Clear, cool, life’s flow, From clouds to taps below
- - Crack the shell, gold inside, Protein-packed and breakfast pride.
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- - Sweet to taste, quick to burn, In fruits and treats, they twist and turn.
- - Golden fields, a hearty base, Bread and rice energy’s grace
- - Nature’s elite, packed with might, Boost your health, day or night.
- - Fragrant leaves that spice your plate, Fresh or dried, they elevate.
- - fuel your body, keep illness at bay, In fruits and veggies, I lead the way. Balanced and wise, I’m your daily mission— What am I, in the world of nutrition?"
- - I build your muscles, repair your cells, In eggs and beans, I dwell in shells. I'm not a carb, nor fat you see, But vital for your energy.
- - Beans and peas in humble form.
- - Keeps things moving, plant-based might, In fruits and grains, it fuels your bite
- - From garden beds to salad bowls, They fuel your brain and strengthen souls.
20 Clues: - Beans and peas in humble form. • - Wrapped and packed, with extras inside. • - Not too much, not too little just right. • - Clear, cool, life’s flow, From clouds to taps below • - Golden fields, a hearty base, Bread and rice energy’s grace • - Unprocessed, pure, and real, Nature’s plate, a balanced meal. • ...
Rhys' MAL pUzZlE 2022-09-09
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- what the ground is made of
- a large ecosystem
- keeps your teeth clean
- you put these on to cover yourself
- your kind of style in life
- sanitize areas with these
- found in food, this keeps you healthy an alive
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- stuff you throw away
- where you sleep
- bugs, spiders, flies, etc.
- health, self-care, etc.
- a visible, unclean mark
- body waste (like urine) goes in here
- relates to yourself
- you look out of these
15 Clues: where you sleep • a large ecosystem • relates to yourself • stuff you throw away • you look out of these • keeps your teeth clean • health, self-care, etc. • a visible, unclean mark • sanitize areas with these • what the ground is made of • bugs, spiders, flies, etc. • your kind of style in life • you put these on to cover yourself • body waste (like urine) goes in here • ...
Pathways to Wellness Showcase 2024-09-10
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- Great Decision Discussions happen on the fourth ____ of each month
- Pathway 5: Emotional _____
- Pathway 1: _____ & Endurance
- Pathway 6: Community ____
- Pathway 7: Dining, ___, & Nutrition
- Pathway 4: _____. This pathway encompasses all beliefs and faith traditions.
- We have ___ Pathways
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- Pathway 9: ___ Fitness
- ___ can help you practice mindfulness
- Pathway 8: Social _____
- Pathway 3: Intellectual _____
- Book club happens in this room!
- Pathway 2: _____ Expression
- Pathway 10: _____ is about growing in all ways.
- One of our local libraries is Twin ____ in Glen Allen
15 Clues: We have ___ Pathways • Pathway 9: ___ Fitness • Pathway 8: Social _____ • Pathway 6: Community ____ • Pathway 5: Emotional _____ • Pathway 2: _____ Expression • Pathway 1: _____ & Endurance • Pathway 3: Intellectual _____ • Book club happens in this room! • Pathway 7: Dining, ___, & Nutrition • ___ can help you practice mindfulness • Pathway 10: _____ is about growing in all ways. • ...
Food and cooking 2026-03-12
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- Cooking using dry heat in an oven
- Very tasty food
- Seasonings used to add flavor
- Style of cooking from a culture
- First meal of the day
- Cooking food in hot oil
- High-quality or fancy food
- Nourishment obtained from food
- Desire to eat
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- Item used to make a dish
- Main meal usually eaten in the evening
- Taste of food
- Sweet dish eaten after a meal
- Instructions for preparing a dish
- Room where food is prepared
15 Clues: Taste of food • Desire to eat • Very tasty food • First meal of the day • Cooking food in hot oil • Item used to make a dish • High-quality or fancy food • Room where food is prepared • Seasonings used to add flavor • Sweet dish eaten after a meal • Nourishment obtained from food • Style of cooking from a culture • Cooking using dry heat in an oven • Instructions for preparing a dish • ...
Kelp Activity 2021-10-27
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- Primary producers in kelp forests
- harvested from red kepls, used in yogurt and milkshakes.
- leaf like structures
- something that eats primary consumers
- something that eats producers
- body of seaweed
- primary producers that live in the ocean
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- Primary producer in coral reefs, plank tonic
- Dominant primary producers in seagrass meadows
- blanket term for marine plants
- something that eats secondary consumers
- stem like structures
- harvested from red seaweed and used in the healthcare industry
- something that generates energy
- root like structures
- tiny seeds that are carried by water currents
- Primary producer in coral reefs
- marine plants native to Florida that effect coast stabilization
- plants that border shallow bays and the mouths of rivers
- harvested from kelps, used as in many food items and products
20 Clues: body of seaweed • stem like structures • root like structures • leaf like structures • something that eats producers • blanket term for marine plants • something that generates energy • Primary producer in coral reefs • Primary producers in kelp forests • something that eats primary consumers • something that eats secondary consumers • primary producers that live in the ocean • ...
Title 2023-09-15
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- Little white dots in the sky that are actually burning Suns in the distance
- an infinite circle
- A color related to nature and health
- The roof of the world
- White fluffy things in the air
- Water that falls from the sky
- Circular plants
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- stuck in a paradox
- thin and short plants
- plants with long sticks on the bottom of them
- A eight legged animal that I’am very afraid of
- A type of life that is usually considered green
- A color that is associated with the sky
- The opposite of the end
- The opposite of the start
15 Clues: Circular plants • stuck in a paradox • an infinite circle • thin and short plants • The roof of the world • The opposite of the end • The opposite of the start • Water that falls from the sky • White fluffy things in the air • A color related to nature and health • A color that is associated with the sky • plants with long sticks on the bottom of them • ...
Crossword 2025-07-31
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- Animals that live on both land and water
- Lack of this vitamin causes night blindness
- Mineral found in milk; strengthens bones
- Nutrient that gives energy
- Disease from eating unclean food
- Substances that kill or stop bacteria
- Protective outer layer of a plant cell
- Gas used by plants in photosynthesis.
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- Resources that can’t be replaced easily
- Process plants use to make food.
- Pores on leaves for gas exchange.
- Green pigment in leaves
- Transport tissue that carries water in plants
- The tip of the root that protects growing cells
- Animals that eat only plants
15 Clues: Green pigment in leaves • Nutrient that gives energy • Animals that eat only plants • Process plants use to make food. • Disease from eating unclean food • Pores on leaves for gas exchange. • Substances that kill or stop bacteria • Gas used by plants in photosynthesis. • Protective outer layer of a plant cell • Resources that can’t be replaced easily • ...
Plant and Animal Systems 2024-05-01
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- Muscular system in animals carries out this process with muscles
- in plants and animals that control growth, development, and metabolism
- waxy covering to prevent water loss in plants
- Circulatory system in animals does this
- main organ in the Excretory system in animals
- special cells in animal nervous system
- carry out photosynthesis
- water movement through a plant
- female Reproductive part in plants AND animals
- system that controls blood sugar levels in animals
- the purpose of the Excretory systems in animals is to excrete this
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- plant response to gravity
- female reproductive plant part where pollen lands
- transports glucose down plant
- balance and stability of plant AND animal systems
- pores in leaves that allow for photosynthesis
- animal system that is the first line of defense
- plant response to water
- plant response to touch
- transport water up plant
- muscle in Respiratory system of animals responsible for pushing/pulling air out/in
- what the immune system in animals fights
- plant response to light
- male reproductive plant part that lands on stigma
- absorb water for plants
- reproductive part of a plant
- transport materials up and down plant
27 Clues: plant response to water • plant response to touch • plant response to light • absorb water for plants • transport water up plant • carry out photosynthesis • plant response to gravity • reproductive part of a plant • transports glucose down plant • water movement through a plant • transport materials up and down plant • special cells in animal nervous system • ...
Plant Parts 2025-10-15
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- group of plants that produce exposed seeds in cones and have no flowers.
- group of plants that produce spores, have proper leaves, stems, and roots.
- group of trees and shrubs that produce cones and are a type of pteridophyte.
- parts of a plant that have petals and make seeds or fruit.
- group of flowering plants that produce seeds in flowers or fruit.
- are single-celled reproductive units of non-flowering plants, from which new plants grow.
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- a type of bryophyte.
- group of simple plants that produce spores, have simple leaves and no proper stems or roots.
- are multicellular reproductive units of plants, from which new plants grow.
- a type of pteridophyte.
- anchors the plant in the soil and helps it to take up water and nutrients.
- produces food for the plant through a process called photosynthesis.
- bundles of tubes that connect all parts of the plant.
- fleshy part of a plant that contains the seeds.
14 Clues: a type of bryophyte. • a type of pteridophyte. • fleshy part of a plant that contains the seeds. • bundles of tubes that connect all parts of the plant. • parts of a plant that have petals and make seeds or fruit. • group of flowering plants that produce seeds in flowers or fruit. • produces food for the plant through a process called photosynthesis. • ...
Medical Nutrition Therapy in Critical Care 2023-04-04
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- incorporates early EN to reduce disease severity, duration, morbidity, and mortality
- a steroid hormone that is produced by your 2 adrenal glands, which sit on top of each kidney
- secreted by the anterior pituitary gland, enhances skeletal muscle catabolism and promotes hepatic use of amino acids
- occurring immediately after injury, associated with hypovolemia, shock, and tissue hypoxia
- proinflammatory proteins such as interleukin-1 (IL-1), interleukin-6 (IL-6), and tumor necrosis factor (TNF)
- occurs with increased intraabdominal pressure, often after major trauma or sepsis
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- elevated after injury and sepsis and play a role in muscle and tissue breakdown
- describes the widespread inflammation that can occur in infection, pancreatitis, ischemia, burns, multiple trauma, hemorrhagic shock, or immunologically mediated organ injury
- form the continuous intercellular barrier between epithelial cells
- secretory proteins produced by the liver
- maintenance of airway and breathing, adequate circulating fluid volume and tissue oxidation, and acid-base neutrality
- common complication of SIRS, development of organ dysfunction or failure
- Infection
- epinephrine and norepinephrine released by the adrenal medulla
- characterized by increased cardiac output, oxygen consumption, body temperature, energy expenditure, and total body protein catabolism
- pratical scoring system to define organ dysfunction of a potentially septic patient
- total body surface area
17 Clues: Infection • total body surface area • secretory proteins produced by the liver • epinephrine and norepinephrine released by the adrenal medulla • form the continuous intercellular barrier between epithelial cells • common complication of SIRS, development of organ dysfunction or failure • ...
Glossary terms 2024-05-03
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- help
- security having reliable access to affordable nutrition
- Surroundings, earth
- the standard of something
- number of people living in a particular place
- more economically developed countries
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- Growth
- scarcity of food
- making a place more urban
- variation variation of the earth's surface
- difference in size
- suitable living
- measuring or measurement of something
- scarcity amount of water that can be accessed
- migrant a person who flies from one place to another
- less economically developed countries
16 Clues: help • Growth • suitable living • scarcity of food • difference in size • Surroundings, earth • making a place more urban • the standard of something • measuring or measurement of something • less economically developed countries • more economically developed countries • variation variation of the earth's surface • scarcity amount of water that can be accessed • ...
M1 BASIC PLANT STRUCTURE AND REPRODUCTION 2025-06-25
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- – A cell formed when an egg (ovum) and a sperm come together during reproduction.
- – A way plants make new plants without seeds, using parts like roots or stems (e.g., ginger).
- – A flower that has all four main parts: sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils.
- – The cells that open and close the stomata to control water loss.
- – A factor that affects how much the stomata open during the day, increasing transpiration.
- – A way plants make new plants using flowers and the joining of egg and sperm cells.
- – A type of root that stores food; an example of a taproot.
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- – The process where water evaporates from a plant’s leaves.
- – The part of a plant that grows underground and absorbs water and nutrients.
- – The movement of water through a membrane from a place of more water to less water.
- – The plant tissue that carries water and minerals from the roots to the leaves.
- – A flower that is missing either the male part (stamen) or female part (pistil), like a papaya flower.
- – Affects how fast water evaporates from the plant; higher temperature means more transpiration.
- – Roots that grow above the ground, often seen in orchids and other air plants.
- – Water stored in the soil that plants absorb through their roots.
- – Refers to how much water is in the air; less moisture makes plants lose water faster.
- – The plant tissue that carries food (sugar) from the leaves to other parts of the plant.
- – Small openings on the surface of leaves that let air and water in and out.
- – The movement of particles from a place of high concentration to low concentration.
- – Moves moist air away from the leaf surface, increasing water loss through transpiration.
20 Clues: – The process where water evaporates from a plant’s leaves. • – A type of root that stores food; an example of a taproot. • – The cells that open and close the stomata to control water loss. • – Water stored in the soil that plants absorb through their roots. • – Small openings on the surface of leaves that let air and water in and out. • ...
More about plants 2023-05-18
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- plants that grow in a very dry and sunny place
- a sign of luck
- an organism that eats other organisms
- trees that lose their leaves in autumn
- a giant tree that have more roots to keep it balanced
- plants that have breathing roots
- is a plant that has a very soft seed that flies in the sky
- the part of a plant that absorb water and minerals
- aquaticplants that are fixed underwater but they float on water
- organisms that produces complex organic compounds
- aquaticplants that float on water
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- a part on the lamina that is used for photosynthesis and breathing
- a plant that grows only on water
- the kitchen of the plant
- a pink houseplant that is an eye catcher
- trees that are always green
- plants that need less water to survive
- aquaticplants that grows in water
- plants that grow in or on water
- biggest flower in the world
- the smallest plant in the world
- the part of a plant that gives water and .food to all parts
- also called leaf blade
23 Clues: a sign of luck • also called leaf blade • the kitchen of the plant • trees that are always green • biggest flower in the world • plants that grow in or on water • the smallest plant in the world • a plant that grows only on water • plants that have breathing roots • aquaticplants that grows in water • aquaticplants that float on water • an organism that eats other organisms • ...
Photosynthesis 2025-01-17
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- occurs in the stroma and also creates organic compounds
- These type of plants don't open their stomata in the day but the complete oposite
- These type plants don't go through the Calvin cycle
- Can be found where the light reactions can occur with the Electron Transport chain
- This is used as a fuel in the Calvin cycle
- when thylakoids stack up the are called this
- Its what we call things that absorb light
- The only place were photosynthesis can occur
- Used to produce glucose
- Used as a byproduct as water is broken apart
- Used to make sugars
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- These type plants open their stomata in the day
- Super small holes in the undersisde of leaves you would need a microscope to see
- where water and sunlight are used and where NAPDH is produced
- All the colors you're human eye can see
- A pigment that plants use to make food
- the opposite of heterotrophs
- this is used to convert sunlight in to chemical energy
- Replaces electrons in the chlorophyll
- A billionth of a meter
- Can be found surrounding Thylakoids
21 Clues: Used to make sugars • A billionth of a meter • Used to produce glucose • the opposite of heterotrophs • Can be found surrounding Thylakoids • Replaces electrons in the chlorophyll • A pigment that plants use to make food • All the colors you're human eye can see • Its what we call things that absorb light • This is used as a fuel in the Calvin cycle • ...
yazireth 2022-10-31
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- a compound found in most body tissues important components of cell membranes, but a high amount in the blood is associated with an increased risk of coronary heart disease.
- a mechanical process that prevents the cream from rising to the surface of the milk. Breaks globules of milk fat into tiny particles and spreads them throughout the milk.
- fiber: the indigestible portion of food delivered from plants. Also called roughage. Choosing foods high in dietary fiber can make you feel fuller and can help digestion and prevent constipation.
- foods: foods that are purchased in the freezer section of the grocery store and are to be stored in the freezer after getting home.
- a medical condition in which the bones become brittle and fragile from loss of tissue
- milk is heat-treated to destroy harmful bacteria.Albumen: egg white, or the protein contained in it.
- storage: food items stored in a cabinet and do not require refrigeration or freezing.
- a group of plants that have double-seamed pods containing a single row of seeds.Marbling: flecks of fat throughout the lean meat, indicates the tenderness of a cut
- the process of a liquid changing to a solid or semi-solid state
- produce that has lost its crispness and is limp
- date: the last date that a food product should be used before it is considered spoiled or has lost quality and nutritional value, usually specified on the label or package.
- the browning of sugar, a process used in cooking that results in a sweet nutty flavor and brown color
- date: the last date by which a food product should be sold before being removed from grocery shelves.Use by date: the date found on food packaging that indicates when food should be used by for the highest quality and nutrition. Food safety should be considered for highly perishable foods such as lunch meats and ground meats.
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- nutrients added in amounts greater than what is naturally there
- a protein forming the main constituent of elastic connective tissue.
- Immediately. Without hesitation or time-lapse.
- fatty acids: an unsaturated fatty acid of a kind occurring chiefly in fish oils.
- storage: a storage area for foods kept at 33-41 degrees for food safety.
- the mixture that forms when combining liquids that ordinarily do not mix; can be temporary or permanent.
- dairy: having had water removed or reduced to result in a higher proportion of other nutrients (fat, carbohydrate, protein, etc.)
- dairy: dairy foods that have been fermented with lactic acid bacteria
21 Clues: Immediately. Without hesitation or time-lapse. • produce that has lost its crispness and is limp • nutrients added in amounts greater than what is naturally there • the process of a liquid changing to a solid or semi-solid state • a protein forming the main constituent of elastic connective tissue. • ...
Ecosystem 2023-10-20
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- Plants and Animals
- Things that are seen in an ecosystem
- Organisms that break down dead organisms
- Animals that eat secondary consumers
- The bright yellow light in the sky
- The cycle of food
- Animals that eat primary consumers
- Plants are
- Plants and animals that live in a particular location
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- Animals that don't eat meat
- Animals that eat plants/producers
- Animals that only eat meat
- Animals that eat both meat and plants
13 Clues: Plants are • The cycle of food • Plants and Animals • Animals that only eat meat • Animals that don't eat meat • Animals that eat plants/producers • The bright yellow light in the sky • Animals that eat primary consumers • Things that are seen in an ecosystem • Animals that eat secondary consumers • Animals that eat both meat and plants • Organisms that break down dead organisms • ...
Chapter 22, Sec. 1-2 Vocab 2023-02-22
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- structure in plants that produces egg cells
- spore capsule in which haploid spores are produced by meiosis
- vascular tissue that transports solutions of nutrients and carbohydrates produced by photosynthesis through the plant
- gamete-producing plant; haploid phase
- structure in plants that produces sperm cells
- spore-producing plant; diploid phase
- plant embryo and food supply encased in a protective covering
- specialized tissue that carries water and nutrients
- group of plants that have specialized reproductive organs but lack vascular tissue; includes mosses and relatives
- group of seed plants that bear their seeds directly on scales of cones
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- vascular plant (starts with a "T")
- structure in seed cones in which female gametophytes develop
- any group of seed plants that bear their seeds within a layer of tissue that protects the seed; a flowering plant
- life cycle that has 2 alternating phases: alternation of _____
- vascular tissue that carries water upward from the roots to every part of the plant
- transfer of pollen from male to female reproductive structures
- hollow plant cell in xylem with thick cell walls strengthened by lignin
17 Clues: vascular plant (starts with a "T") • spore-producing plant; diploid phase • gamete-producing plant; haploid phase • structure in plants that produces egg cells • structure in plants that produces sperm cells • specialized tissue that carries water and nutrients • structure in seed cones in which female gametophytes develop • ...
Greenhouse/ Nursery Voabulary 2023-08-15
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- To work soil in preparation for planting a crop
- The beginning of growth in a seed; to sprout
- Agricultural land equivalent to 43,560 sq. ft
- The movement of soil caused by water or wind
- A plant that requires at least 6 hours of direct sunlight
- Cross-breeding of two plants of different species
- Organic residues allowed to undergo decomposition used as fertilizer
- Substance used to control or kill pests
- Periodic removal of leaves from a plant to encourage growth
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- To apply a material such as fertilizer, compost, etc. to the surface of the soil
- Method of adding a little fertilizer to soil near the plant
- Plants grown for decoration, or aesthetics
- Small holes in soil allowing nutrients to get to plant roots
- Science of crop production
- Removing plants from one place and replanting them in another
- A plant growing in the "wrong place"
- Plating randomly without a pattern
- plants ready for transport, storage or shipping with exposed root
- A fertilizer, pesticide of animal or vegetable origin. Plants grown with chemicals
- A plant that just emerged from its seed with its first root, stem, and leaves
- The practice of driving support next to plant to support its growth
21 Clues: Science of crop production • Plating randomly without a pattern • A plant growing in the "wrong place" • Substance used to control or kill pests • Plants grown for decoration, or aesthetics • The beginning of growth in a seed; to sprout • The movement of soil caused by water or wind • Agricultural land equivalent to 43,560 sq. ft • ...
Greenhouse/ Nursery 2023-08-15
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- Removing plants from one place and replanting them in another
- A plant growing in the "wrong place"
- Organic residues allowed to undergo decomposition used as fertilizer
- The beginning of growth in a seed; to sprout
- Method of adding a little fertilizer to soil near the plant
- A fertilizer, pesticide of animal or vegetable origin. Plants grown without chemicals
- Small holes in soil allowing nutrients to get to plant roots
- Cross-breeding of two plants of different species
- Planting randomly without a pattern
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- Periodic removal of leaves from a plant to encourage growth
- Plants ready for transport, storage or shipping with exposed root
- To apply a material such as fertilizer, compost, etc. to the surface of the soil
- Agricultural land equivalent to 43,560 sq. ft
- The movement of soil caused by water or wind
- A plant that just emerged from its seed with its first root, stem, and leaves
- Substance used to control or kill pests
- Science of crop production
- The practice of driving support next to plant to support its growth
- Plants grown for decoration, or aesthetics
- To work soil in preparation for planting a crop
- A plant that requires at least 6 hours of direct sunlight
21 Clues: Science of crop production • Planting randomly without a pattern • A plant growing in the "wrong place" • Substance used to control or kill pests • Plants grown for decoration, or aesthetics • The movement of soil caused by water or wind • The beginning of growth in a seed; to sprout • Agricultural land equivalent to 43,560 sq. ft • ...
Trees and Forests 2022-09-08
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- Plants return oxygen to the air for us to
- Energy from the sun is trapped by
- Provides plants with food
- The loss of water through the pores in leaves
- Plants take carbon dioxide from the air
- The holes/pores in leaves
- Tree roots help prevent _____ erosion
- A living thing that produces it's own food through photosynthesis
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- Trees help manage ________
- Organisms that break down dead organic material
- Deer, humans, bears and eagles are all ________
- A rock is a _________ component
- Living things
- Means putting together
- Trees act as a breaker against ________
- Non-living things
- Plants get minerals and ______ from the ground
- Helps keep trees cool
18 Clues: Living things • Non-living things • Helps keep trees cool • Means putting together • Provides plants with food • The holes/pores in leaves • Trees help manage ________ • A rock is a _________ component • Energy from the sun is trapped by • Tree roots help prevent _____ erosion • Trees act as a breaker against ________ • Plants take carbon dioxide from the air • ...
Flowering Plants 2025-12-12
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- Contains the male organs of a flower.
- Contains the female organs of a flower.
- Transfer of pollen from male to female parts of the flower.
- Allows sperm cells to move through the style.
- Houses the female gametes.
- Holds up the anther.
- Protects the maturing flower bud.
- These grains contain male gametes.
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- Cup-like structure that holds the flower.
- Surrounds and protects the seeds.
- Stalk that holds up the flower.
- Produces and stores pollen.
- Has a sticky surface to trap pollen grains.
- Colorful structure attracts pollinators to the flower.
- This structure contains female gametes.
- Shaft connecting the stigma to the ovary.
16 Clues: Holds up the anther. • Houses the female gametes. • Produces and stores pollen. • Stalk that holds up the flower. • Surrounds and protects the seeds. • Protects the maturing flower bud. • These grains contain male gametes. • Contains the male organs of a flower. • Contains the female organs of a flower. • This structure contains female gametes. • ...
Plants Vocabulary 2025-11-17
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- to soak up
- baby plants
- turns to ice
- air-like matter
- gas plants make
- body reacts badly
- things needed for growth
- new plant part that grows up
- no longer alive
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- when a seed starts to grow
- Product something the body does not need
- height or amount
- stay alive
- very young plant
- moved from place to place
- droop from no water
16 Clues: to soak up • stay alive • baby plants • turns to ice • air-like matter • gas plants make • no longer alive • height or amount • very young plant • body reacts badly • droop from no water • things needed for growth • moved from place to place • when a seed starts to grow • new plant part that grows up • Product something the body does not need
6.1 Plant Food 2021-04-15
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- – Cu; a metallic element found in soils at 1 to 50 parts per million, and in plants up to 100 parts per million. It is necessary for all animal and plant life. High soil phosphorus, zinc, and molybdenum can induce a copper deficiency in plants. Also, high copper can reduce plant uptake of phosphorus, iron, zinc, and molybdenum.
- – Fe; a metallic element essential to people, animals, and plants; very common in some minerals, most rocks, and all soils. In plants, iron deficiency results in iron chlorosis.
- – Mo; a gray metallic element, essential in very small amounts to the growth of plants, but usually present in sufficient amounts. Deficiencies have been discovered in a few highly acid soils.
- – For plants: boron, chlorine, cobalt, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum, and zinc.
- – Death of plant or animal cells in tissue, usually in localized areas.
- – K; the chemical element, an alkali metal, which occurs widely in minerals. Regarded as an essential plant nutrient, potassium is present naturally in some form in all soils but in extremely variable amounts, and is likely to be in largest amounts in clay soils and in the least amounts in highly silicious soils and in peats.
- manure – Crops such as legumes or grasses that are grown to be plowed or spaded into the soil to increase humus content and improve soil structure.
- – A change in color of the lower leaves of green plants usually attributed to a lack of plant nutrients or moisture deficiency.
- – P; a chemical element found in soils in various mineral forms, but only small amounts are readily available to plants at any one time. It stimulates early growth and root development, and hastens grain maturity.
- – Produced by plants and animals; of plant or animal origin.
- – Zn; a metallic chemical element, one of the micronutrient elements in soils, essential for both plant and animal growth.
- element – Any of certain chemical elements necessary in minute quantities for optimum growth and development of plants and animals.
- – Cl; a heavy gas used in very small amounts for the growth of plants.
- – To check or hinder the growth or development of an animal or plant.
- – An insufficiency in reference to amount, volume, proportion, etc.; a lack; a state of incompleteness.
- – B; an element essential for plant growth. The original source of boron is tourmaline, but available forms are from soil organic matter.
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- – S; an elementary, yellow mineral, insoluble in water, easily fusible and inflammable. One of the secondary but important elements in soil fertility and used in relatively large amounts by most plants, it is an important constituent of both protein and protoplasm.
- – Ca; a chemical element present in variable amounts in all soils. It is essential for plant and animal growth and is the principal mineral element in bones.
- – Includes primary plant nutrients N, P, and K; and secondary plant nutrients Ca, Mg, and S.
- – Mg; a white metal, essential for people and animals, and for plant growth because it is a constituent of chlorophyll.
- – Organic residues or their mixture, such as peat, manure, or discarded plant material and soil, placed in a pit or enclosure, moistened, and allowed to become decomposed. Sometimes lime and chemical fertilizers are also added. Used as a fertilizer.
- fixation – When molecular nitrogen biologically or chemically converts to organic combinations or forms available for biological processes. Biological fixation occurs with legumes, whereas chemical fixation involves the manufacture of ammonia. Legume roots convert nitrogen gas to nitrates by bacteria.
- – N; a gas that occurs naturally in the air and soil, where it is converted into usable forms for plant use by bacteria and other natural processes. This nutrient is a constituent of proteins and is vital to the plant growing processes. Nitrogen can be added to the soil in any of three fertilizer forms as urea, ammonia, or nitrates.
- – Mn; a metallic element found in soils from a mere trace to as much as 15 percent, but when present, it is often in forms unavailable to plants. It is regarded as essential to normal plant growth and is often applied, usually as manganous sulfate, to soils deficient in this element.
- nutrient – Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
- – Excreta of animals, dung and urine (usually with some bedding), used to fertilize the land.
- (tonnage) – Unit of weight equivalent to 2000 pounds.
- nutrient – Calcium, magnesium, and sulfur are the secondary nutrient elements, so called because they are essential to plant growth in a lesser quantity than the primary nutrients nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and in greater quantity than the micronutrients.
- – Yellowing or whitening of normally green leaves caused by lack of nutrients, air pollution, or diseases.
29 Clues: nutrient – Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. • (tonnage) – Unit of weight equivalent to 2000 pounds. • – Produced by plants and animals; of plant or animal origin. • – To check or hinder the growth or development of an animal or plant. • – Cl; a heavy gas used in very small amounts for the growth of plants. • ...
Lucio crossword puzzle 2026-03-11
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- Very small living things
- Makes food in plant cells
- Place where an organism lives
- Animals that live in water and land
- Animal that eats plants
- Material inside a cell
- Animal that eats meat
- Controls the cell
- Animal that eats plants and meat
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- Hard outer layer of plant cells
- Eats plants
- Mushrooms and molds
- Animals with feathers
- a cell
- Makes its own food
- Breaks down dead things
- Animals with scales
- Living things that make their own food
- Eats other living things
- Animals that give milk
20 Clues: a cell • Eats plants • Controls the cell • Makes its own food • Mushrooms and molds • Animals with scales • Animals with feathers • Animal that eats meat • Material inside a cell • Animals that give milk • Breaks down dead things • Animal that eats plants • Very small living things • Eats other living things • Makes food in plant cells • Place where an organism lives • ...
Ms. Chance's Hydroponic Garden 2026-03-02
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- A nutrient essential for water regulation and overall plant health.
- The method of growing plants without soil using mineral nutrient solutions.
- The surroundings or conditions in which the plants grow.
- Growing plants in an air or mist environment without soil or an aggregate medium.
- A young plant, especially one raised from seed.
- The complete set of components working together to grow the plants.
- The primary nutrient responsible for leaf growth and green color.
- A glass or plastic structure used for growing plants under controlled conditions.
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- The supply of water to plants to help them grow.
- The process of gathering a ripe crop from the system.
- A large tank used for storing the nutrient solution.
- A vital nutrient for plant energy transfer and root development.
- The process by which plants use sunlight to synthesize foods.
- Chemical elements that plants need to grow and stay healthy.
- The material used to support plant roots instead of soil.
15 Clues: A young plant, especially one raised from seed. • The supply of water to plants to help them grow. • A large tank used for storing the nutrient solution. • The process of gathering a ripe crop from the system. • The surroundings or conditions in which the plants grow. • The material used to support plant roots instead of soil. • ...
Agricultural Facts 2022-04-06
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- manual tool used to break large rock
- fungi that makes spores instead of seeds
- manual tool used to scoop dirt
- the mature flower of a plant
- used to split soil for planting
- used to make paper
- method plants use to obtain nutrients
- used as a type of fertilizer
- adding water to plants for growth
- animal commonly used to pull a plow
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- only grows at a certain time in the year
- scientific name for brown seaweed
- a mix of chemicals that keeps bugs off plants
- worlds most common carnivorous plant
- added to soil to help plants grow
- makes up 60% of the human body
- mending two plants together
- fungi meant for human consumption
- tropical marine ecosystem
- part of the plant that sucks water and minerals from the ground
20 Clues: used to make paper • tropical marine ecosystem • mending two plants together • the mature flower of a plant • used as a type of fertilizer • manual tool used to scoop dirt • makes up 60% of the human body • used to split soil for planting • scientific name for brown seaweed • added to soil to help plants grow • fungi meant for human consumption • adding water to plants for growth • ...
Introduction to Biology 2026-05-01
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- The study of parasites
- The science of naming, grouping and classifying plants and animals
- The study of origin and descent of organisms
- The study of fishes
- The study of fungi
- The study of animal and plant cells
- The study of plants
- The study of forms and structure of plants and animals
- The study of humans
- The study of insects
- The study of metabolism of organisms and their parts
- The study of algae
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- The study of diseases of plants and animals
- The study of bacteria
- The study of birds
- The study of reptiles like lizards and snakes
- The study of animals
- The study of geographical distribution of plants and animals
- The study of viruses
- The study of gross structure of organs as seen in dissection
20 Clues: The study of birds • The study of fungi • The study of algae • The study of fishes • The study of plants • The study of humans • The study of animals • The study of viruses • The study of insects • The study of bacteria • The study of parasites • The study of animal and plant cells • The study of diseases of plants and animals • The study of origin and descent of organisms • ...
Fertilizers and Nutrients Vocab 2024-04-30
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- - Promotes leaf and stem growth, aids in carbohydrate metabolism, and helps in the formation of chlorophyll.
- : Fertilizers manufactured through chemical processes, typically containing concentrated forms of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Inorganic fertilizers provide nutrients to plants quickly but may lead to nutrient runoff and soil degradation if used excessively.
- - Plays a crucial role in chlorophyll synthesis, promotes root growth, and enhances plant defense mechanisms.
- - Stimulates root development, promotes flower and fruit formation, and aids in early plant growth.
- : Nutrients required by plants in smaller quantities but are equally essential for their growth and development. Micronutrients include iron, zinc, copper, manganese, boron, molybdenum, and chlorine.
- : Fertilizers derived from natural sources such as compost, manure, bone meal, or blood meal. These fertilizers release nutrients slowly as they decompose, improving soil structure and fertility over time.
- : Any substance or mixture of substances added to soil or plants to supply one or more essential nutrients that are deficient in the soil or plant. Fertilizers can be organic (derived from living organisms or natural sources) or inorganic (synthetically manufactured).
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- : Substances essential for plant growth, which can be obtained from the soil or through fertilizers. These include macronutrients (required in large quantities) such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, as well as micronutrients (required in smaller quantities) such as iron, zinc, and manganese.
- : Nutrients required by plants in relatively large quantities for optimal growth and development. In addition to nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, macronutrients also include calcium, magnesium, and sulfur.
- - Prevents disorders such as blossom end rot in tomatoes and maintains cell membrane integrity.
- - Prevents chlorosis (yellowing of leaves) and promotes green coloration in plants.
- : Facilitates electron transfer reactions, promotes overall plant metabolism, and helps in the formation of lignin.
- - Enhances disease resistance, improves drought tolerance, and contributes to overall plant health and vigor.
- : Any substance added to soil to improve its physical or chemical properties, such as fertility, structure, or pH. Amendments can include both fertilizers and organic materials like compost or peat moss.
- - Essential for the formation of chlorophyll, necessary for the production of essential oils and flavor compounds in certain plants.
- - Essential for photosynthesis, aids in the formation of sugars and starches, and promotes overall plant growth.
- A measure of the acidity or alkalinity of soil, which affects the availability of nutrients to plants. Soil pH is important for nutrient uptake and overall plant health, with most plants preferring a slightly acidic to neutral pH range (around 6.0 to 7.5).
- - Promotes leafy green growth, improves overall plant vigor, and enhances photosynthesis.
- Fertilizers designed to release nutrients gradually over an extended period, providing a consistent supply of nutrients to plants while reducing the risk of nutrient leaching and runoff.
- : An abbreviation for nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K), which are the three primary macronutrients essential for plant growth. NPK fertilizers are formulated to provide these nutrients in specific ratios to meet the needs of different plants at different growth stages.
20 Clues: - Prevents chlorosis (yellowing of leaves) and promotes green coloration in plants. • - Promotes leafy green growth, improves overall plant vigor, and enhances photosynthesis. • - Prevents disorders such as blossom end rot in tomatoes and maintains cell membrane integrity. • ...
Flowers 2022-05-05
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- plants that grow for many growing seasons
- stalk that holds the anther
- plants that complete growing in one growing season
- absorbs nutrients and anchors plant
- protects flower when in bud form
- stem which supports the flower
- site of fertilization in plants
- plants that have one seed leaf
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- carries water and nutrients down the plant
- carries water and nutrients up the plant
- protects reproductive structures and attracts pollinators
- collects sunlight for photosynthesis
- where pollen is produced
- male portion of the flower
- system of roots w/ one primary root
15 Clues: where pollen is produced • male portion of the flower • stalk that holds the anther • stem which supports the flower • plants that have one seed leaf • site of fertilization in plants • protects flower when in bud form • absorbs nutrients and anchors plant • system of roots w/ one primary root • collects sunlight for photosynthesis • carries water and nutrients up the plant • ...
Ransom Baby Name Reveal 2024-06-20
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- Prepares the mother's body for delivery
- Middle Name: An African Tree
- Health check-ups before birth
- Resident of the womb
- A common discomfort in early pregnancy
- Chemicals that cause many pregnancy symptoms
- Pregnant women often have unusual ones
- Someone who provides support during labor
- The first mother
- One-third of a pregnancy
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- Provides nutrition and oxygen to the baby
- Baby's physical activity in the womb
- Jesus' mom
- Used to see the baby in utero
- Morning sickness symptom
- Alternative to an OBGYN
- First Name: A Biblical Mountain
- Baby's first food
18 Clues: Jesus' mom • The first mother • Baby's first food • Resident of the womb • Alternative to an OBGYN • Morning sickness symptom • One-third of a pregnancy • Middle Name: An African Tree • Used to see the baby in utero • Health check-ups before birth • First Name: A Biblical Mountain • Baby's physical activity in the womb • A common discomfort in early pregnancy • ...
Cumulative Crossword 3C 2021-01-24
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- ecosystem where we live in N.C.
- enough rain for grass; not enough for trees
- primary consumer which eats only plants
- land based ecosystems like forests
- the beginning of all food chains/webs
- hunter
- flow of energy in an ecosystem
- bacteria, fungi, worms, how many cells
- many food chains hooked together
- ecosystem with the most rain
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- where tropical rainforest is located
- trees loose their leaves in the fall
- consumer which eats both plants and meat
- mix of salt and freshwater
- water based ecosystems like oceans and estuaries
- top predator in a food chain/web
- is one of the differences in ecosystems
- plants and animals are example
- secondary consumer which eats only meat
- hunted
- wolf, eagle, human and dog are examples
- conducts all life proceses in one cell
22 Clues: hunted • hunter • mix of salt and freshwater • ecosystem with the most rain • plants and animals are example • flow of energy in an ecosystem • ecosystem where we live in N.C. • top predator in a food chain/web • many food chains hooked together • land based ecosystems like forests • where tropical rainforest is located • trees loose their leaves in the fall • ...
caesar 3.01 key terms 2024-02-28
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- Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC): Program that provides federal grants to states for supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition education for low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and non-breastfeeding postpartum women, and infants and children up to age five who are found to be at nutritional risk.
- Bank A warehouse or storehouse for millions of pounds of food and other products that go out to the community.
- Meal Sites Nutritional programs that provide meals to homebound older adults and persons with disabilities.
- Pantry An organization or group that sorts and packages donated food items for distribution directly to people in need.
- The temperature range from 35℉ - 135℉ in which food-borne bacteria can multiply to unsafe levels.
- Kitchen A meal center or food kitchen where food is offered to the hungry for free or at a below-market price, frequently located in lower-income neighborhoods and often staffed by volunteer organizations, such as a church or community groups.
- The condition is marked by cycles of extreme overeating, known as bingeing, followed by purging or other behaviors to compensate for the overeating. It is also associated with feelings of loss of control over eating.
- A food and nutrition service that works with state agencies nutrition educators, and neighborhood and faith-based
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- This is characterized by regular episodes of extreme overeating and feelings of loss of control over eating.
- Administered at the state level by the NC Department of Public Instruction to offer free and reduced-priced meals to children from families who qualify.
- Desert These are geographic areas that lack access to affordable fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat milk, and other foods that make up the full range of a healthy diet, particularly for those without access to an automobile.
- The process by which bacteria is unintentionally transferred from one food or object to another.
- This is characterized by weight loss often due to excessive dieting and exercise, sometimes to the point of starvation. People with anorexia can never be thin enough and continue to see themselves as “fat” despite extreme weight loss.
13 Clues: The process by which bacteria is unintentionally transferred from one food or object to another. • The temperature range from 35℉ - 135℉ in which food-borne bacteria can multiply to unsafe levels. • Meal Sites Nutritional programs that provide meals to homebound older adults and persons with disabilities. • ...
Spring Vocabulary 2026-03-19
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- new and clean
- water from clouds
- not inside
- animal with wings and feathers
- to become bigger
- to put seeds in the ground
- a little hot
- a bird’s home
- something a bird lays
- a time of year
- a light wind
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- place where plants grow
- colorful part of a plant
- green part of a plant
- tall plant with a trunk
- to give plants water
- green plants on the ground
- small animal like a bee or ant
- light from the sun
- colors in the sky after rain
20 Clues: not inside • a little hot • a light wind • new and clean • a bird’s home • a time of year • to become bigger • water from clouds • light from the sun • to give plants water • green part of a plant • something a bird lays • place where plants grow • tall plant with a trunk • colorful part of a plant • to put seeds in the ground • green plants on the ground • colors in the sky after rain • ...
Nerreka's Vocab 2021-03-03
25 Clues: ear • flu • way • iron • food • full • syrup • weight • height • advice • despite • to worry • crunches • strength • nutrition • to demand • to stretch • to complain • wound/injury • to do push-ups • to have a cold • to hurt oneself • centigrade degree • to use a treadmill • to use a stationary bike
Health and fitness 2025-07-21
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- – ong
- – muvozanat
- – yengil yugurish
- – stress
- – vazn
- – sport zal
- – sog‘liq
- – ovqat
- – mashq
- – cho‘zilish mashqlari
- – kundalik tartib
- – kuch
- – vitaminlar
- – kasallik
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- – tana
- – yoga
- – turmush tarzi
- – sog‘lom
- – ovqatlanish
- – parhez
- – salomatlik
- – mashg‘ulot
- – yurak-qon tomir mashqlari
- – jismoniy holat
- – murabbiy
- – dam olish
- – energiya
- – odat
- – uyqu
- – mushaklar
30 Clues: – ong • – tana • – yoga • – vazn • – odat • – kuch • – uyqu • – ovqat • – mashq • – parhez • – stress • – sog‘lom • – sog‘liq • – murabbiy • – energiya • – kasallik • – muvozanat • – sport zal • – dam olish • – mushaklar • – salomatlik • – mashg‘ulot • – vitaminlar • – ovqatlanish • – turmush tarzi • – jismoniy holat • – yengil yugurish • – kundalik tartib • – cho‘zilish mashqlari • – yurak-qon tomir mashqlari
Útiles Escolares y Clases 2025-09-09
32 Clues: face • book • desk • fifth • Study • bottle • pencil • folder • animal • Science • library • Biology • Finance • Business • notebook • to erase • Wellness • to write • to carry • Geometry • schedule • birthday • Nutrition • classmate • Geography • assistant • Carpentry • take turns • whiteboard • assignments • Construction • net (Internet)
Crossword B1/B2 - 3 2025-09-11
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- Kamm
- Malpinsel
- Dunkel
- Rettungswagen, Krankenwagen
- Reißverschluss
- Ernährung
- Teich
- Wahl (politisch)
- Schubkarre
- Flitterwochen
- Bohrmaschine
- zögern
- Tacker
- Kerze
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- enttäuscht
- Bremse, bremsen (auch zerbrechen, kaputt machen)
- Metzger
- Geschirrspüler, Spülmaschine
- Schatz
- Zustand
- nichtsdestotrotz, trotzdem
- Mode
- Kupplung
- Lieferung
- Taschenbuch
- sammeln, einsammeln
- Ritter
- zugeben, eingestehen
- Pappe
- taub
30 Clues: Kamm • Mode • taub • Teich • Pappe • Kerze • Schatz • Dunkel • Ritter • zögern • Tacker • Metzger • Zustand • Kupplung • Malpinsel • Lieferung • Ernährung • enttäuscht • Schubkarre • Taschenbuch • Bohrmaschine • Flitterwochen • Reißverschluss • Wahl (politisch) • sammeln, einsammeln • zugeben, eingestehen • nichtsdestotrotz, trotzdem • Rettungswagen, Krankenwagen • Geschirrspüler, Spülmaschine • ...
ERIKA'S EASTER PUZZLE (use the internet) 2021-04-02
10 Clues: rosa almohada • K (hint-bananas) • stores items at -10F • deoxyribonucleic acid • discovered by Banting • alumina pepe lahilahi • machine that uses k-pods • sugar type found in apples • food that offers little nutrition • lack of absorbic acid results in this condition
Gymnosperms 2012-07-23
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- common name of gymnosperms with pinnate leaves
- protective layer outside the ovule
- largest family of cycads in Australia
- gymnosperm family with circinate vernation
- modified leaves in male cones that bear the pollen sacs
- _ _ _ _xylic wood of cycads
- common family name of ramified gymnosperms
- product of the generative cell in pollen grains
- suffix designating a family in plants
- common name for the Podocarpaceae, _ _ _ _ pines
- suffix referring to secondary wood of conifers
- Latin for a leaf
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- subtends the ovuliferous scales of conifers
- nutritive tissue in the ovule, from the sporophyte
- male and female cones separate but borne on one tree
- reproductive structure absent in female Cycadaceae
- separate male and female plants eg in cycads and plum pines
- distinguishing character of Cycadaceae leaflet
- seed bearing modified leaves of cycads
- uncurling young leaves of cycads
- contains the endosporic male gametophyte of seed plants
- unlike cycads the leaves of conifers are _ _ _ _ _ _
- recently discovered araucaria from NSW
- compound leaves of cycads
- Latin for large
- Latin for small
- organ equivalent to the megasporangium of spore plants
27 Clues: Latin for large • Latin for small • Latin for a leaf • compound leaves of cycads • _ _ _ _xylic wood of cycads • uncurling young leaves of cycads • protective layer outside the ovule • largest family of cycads in Australia • suffix designating a family in plants • seed bearing modified leaves of cycads • recently discovered araucaria from NSW • ...
Biodiversity Crossword 2021-07-21
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- the simplest of mammals
- the organisms in this phylum nickname is 'jointed legs'
- the most recognizable seedless vascular plants
- this phylum contains jellies
- male spores in trees are called
- female spores in trees are called
- organisms that don't produce their own body heat
- most recognizable organisms in the animal kingdom
- shrimp, lobsters, crabs, crayfish
- frogs, salamanders
- segmented worms found in marine, terrestrial and freshwater habitats
- photosynthetic organisms that include mosses, ferns, conifers, flowering plants
- earliest vertebrates
- lampreys, fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals
- a parasite that has 3 embryonic germ layers
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- sea cucumbers, sea stars, sea urchins, sand dollars
- a roundworm with a slender tube shape
- the main vegetation of tropical forests
- bony fishes
- their job is to capture sunlight in plants
- plant in dry climates
- a type of pathogenic fungi
- living decomposers that grow on the soil
- opossums, kangaroos, koalas
- 23% of all known marine species belong to this phylum
- lemurs, tarsiers, monkeys, ape
- organisms that produce their own body heat
27 Clues: bony fishes • frogs, salamanders • earliest vertebrates • plant in dry climates • the simplest of mammals • a type of pathogenic fungi • opossums, kangaroos, koalas • this phylum contains jellies • lemurs, tarsiers, monkeys, ape • male spores in trees are called • female spores in trees are called • shrimp, lobsters, crabs, crayfish • a roundworm with a slender tube shape • ...
Spelling Words from Two Days in May 2014-03-05
13 Clues: not injured • very quietly • to say it again • something minor • a grower of crops • antonym is clumsy • it will get better • hungry for nutrition • second month of the year • to do in a miserable way • somebody who aids another • a person who smiles and is pleasant • your class picture needs to be taken again
ecology vocab 2020-09-20
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- Consists of all the living and nonliving things in an area
- eats other animals
- living
- Microscopic plant life
- eats dead plants
- living things in an area
- any living thing
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- eats plants and animals
- Source of all the energy in an ecosystem; plants convert this to chemical energy using
- Place where an organism lives; provides food, water, shelter, and space
- non living factors
- An organism's particular role in an ecosystem, or how it makes its living.
- Organisms that hunts and kills its food
- Organism that is hunted and killed for food
- eats plants
15 Clues: living • eats plants • eats dead plants • any living thing • non living factors • eats other animals • Microscopic plant life • eats plants and animals • living things in an area • Organisms that hunts and kills its food • Organism that is hunted and killed for food • Consists of all the living and nonliving things in an area • ...
Ecosystems Quiz #3 Review 2012-02-17
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- Ticks are considered a _______ because they live and feed on a host.
- This ecosystem is mostly made of freshwater.
- Plants are green because of this chemical.
- These help return nutrients to the soil for plants to use, such as earthworms.
- A tiger would be a ______ because it only eats meat.
- This ecosystem has prairies in the US and savannas in Africa.
- This is an example of a decomposer.
- This is the source of energy in an ecosystem.
- This ecosystem is where a river meets the ocean.
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- An insect is eaten by a mouse, which is in turn eaten by an owl. This is a ______.
- This ecosystem is affected by the tides coming in and out.
- This is an animal that is hunting another animal for food.
- Plants make their own food by completing this process.
- A rabbit is a _______ because it only eats plants.
- Humans cannot make their own food, so they are considered ________.
- Plants are _______ because they make their own food.
- This ecosystem can be temperate or tropical and has lots of trees.
- This is an animal that is being hunted.
- If a raccoon eats berries AND fish, it is considered a(n) ______.
19 Clues: This is an example of a decomposer. • This is an animal that is being hunted. • Plants are green because of this chemical. • This ecosystem is mostly made of freshwater. • This is the source of energy in an ecosystem. • This ecosystem is where a river meets the ocean. • A rabbit is a _______ because it only eats plants. • ...
Photosynthesis 2025-12-03
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- The substances made during a chemical reaction like glucose and oxygen
- The part of the plant that absorbs water and minerals from soil
- The starting materials needed for a chemical reaction like photosynthesis
- The sugar produced during photosynthesis that provides energy for the plant
- A raw material needed for photosynthesis taken in by plant roots
- The process plants use to make their own food using sunlight
- What sunlight provides to drive photosynthesis
- The rigid outer layer of a plant cell that provides support and structure
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- The organelle in plant cells where photosynthesis happens
- An organism that can make its own food like a plant
- The gas taken in by plants through the stomata to make food
- A community of living and nonliving things where photosynthesis supports life
- Organisms that provide energy for others by making their own food
- The energy source needed for photosynthesis to occur
- The green pigment in chloroplasts that absorbs sunlight
- Tiny openings on the underside of leaves where gases enter and exit
- The gas released by plants during photosynthesis
- The main site of photosynthesis in plants
- A repeating process like how plants continuously make oxygen and food
19 Clues: The main site of photosynthesis in plants • What sunlight provides to drive photosynthesis • The gas released by plants during photosynthesis • An organism that can make its own food like a plant • The energy source needed for photosynthesis to occur • The green pigment in chloroplasts that absorbs sunlight • The organelle in plant cells where photosynthesis happens • ...
Nursery Production 2024-09-24
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- The process of choosing specific plants to grow based on various factors such as climate, market demand, and production method.
- Selling goods directly to consumers, typically in small quantities.
- The process of promoting, selling, and distributing a product or service.
- Plants grown for decorative purposes rather than for food or medicinal use.
- A variety of a plant that has been produced in cultivation by selective breeding.
- Selling goods in large quantities, typically to be retailed by others.
- Relating to the health of plants, particularly regarding the prevention of plant pests and diseases.
- Growing plants in pots or containers instead of in the ground.
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- Strategies and practices used to control pests that threaten plants or crops.
- The artificial application of water to soil or land to assist in the growing of crops.
- Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs, often in reference to environmental practices.
- Characterized by the ability to create and manage a new business venture, often with high risk and reward.
- Growing plants directly in the soil of a field.
- Money spent to purchase or improve long-term assets, such as equipment or facilities needed for a business.
- A place where young plants are grown for sale or for planting elsewhere.
15 Clues: Growing plants directly in the soil of a field. • Growing plants in pots or containers instead of in the ground. • Selling goods directly to consumers, typically in small quantities. • Selling goods in large quantities, typically to be retailed by others. • A place where young plants are grown for sale or for planting elsewhere. • ...
NS + TECH TERM 1 2026-03-23
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- THE PART OF THE PLANT THAT GROWS UNDERGROUND
- A GREEN SUBSTANCE IN LEAVES
- A TYPE OF ENERGY FROM THE SUN WE USE TO SEE
- A TYPE OF STRUCTURE ANIMALS MAKE THEMSELVES
- THE ENERGY FROM THE SUN
- ANIMALS THAT EAT BOTH PLANTS AND MEAT
- WHAT PLANTS NEED IN THE SOIL TO GROW
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- ANIMALS THAT EAT MEAT
- ANIMALS THAT HUNT AND KILL OTHER ANIMALS
- THE PROCESS PLANTS USE TO MAKE FOOD
- LIVING THINGS THAT CAN MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD
- ANIMALS THAT EAT PLANTS
- THE GAS PLANTS NEED TO MAKE FOOD
- A MATERIAL THAT IS HARD AND STRONG, USED FOR FRAME STRUCTURES
14 Clues: ANIMALS THAT EAT MEAT • THE ENERGY FROM THE SUN • ANIMALS THAT EAT PLANTS • A GREEN SUBSTANCE IN LEAVES • THE GAS PLANTS NEED TO MAKE FOOD • THE PROCESS PLANTS USE TO MAKE FOOD • WHAT PLANTS NEED IN THE SOIL TO GROW • ANIMALS THAT EAT BOTH PLANTS AND MEAT • ANIMALS THAT HUNT AND KILL OTHER ANIMALS • LIVING THINGS THAT CAN MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD • ...
Nutrition Crossword 2019-12-09
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- A food group that should make up the second most amount of food in your diet
- This date should be shown on all food labels
- Eating too many foods that are high in sugar can increase your risk of getting this disease.
- There is a list of these on food labels.
- If you eat more sugar than your body needs it will turn into this.
- Dairy foods such as milk yoghurt and cheese are a good source of this mineral.
- These people have a big influence on the foods that you choose to eat.
- This disease is when a person is severely overweight.
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- This nutrient keeps our body hydrated
- This fruit is a good source of vitamin C
- This mineral is found in red meat and green leafy vegetables.
- Many Australians eat foods that have too much of this in them.
- Good sources of this nutrient include olive oil, fish an avocado.
- According to the Australian Guide to Healthy Eating we should eat this food group the most.
- Good sources of this nutrient are breads, pasta and rice.
- There are seven of these in the foods we eat
- We need to eat this nutrient to keep our digestive system healthy.
17 Clues: This nutrient keeps our body hydrated • This fruit is a good source of vitamin C • There is a list of these on food labels. • This date should be shown on all food labels • There are seven of these in the foods we eat • This disease is when a person is severely overweight. • Good sources of this nutrient are breads, pasta and rice. • ...
Nutrition Crossword 2020-06-02
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- has the right foods in the right amounts
- which comes from milk
- a good source of protein usually caught in the sea
- lettuce, cucumber
- helps food pass through the body easily
- lots of energy but if you eat too much you will be___!
- a good source of protein
- this takes energy
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- you eat
- should eat 5 a day
- sweet and gives energy
- disease you can get if you do not eat enough Vitamin C
- sort of food helps build up the body
- 70% of your body is this
- sugar, potatoes and rice
- than overweight
16 Clues: you eat • than overweight • lettuce, cucumber • this takes energy • should eat 5 a day • which comes from milk • sweet and gives energy • 70% of your body is this • sugar, potatoes and rice • a good source of protein • sort of food helps build up the body • helps food pass through the body easily • has the right foods in the right amounts • ...
nutrition basics 2021-09-07
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- is the chemical process by which your body breaks down food to release this energy
- the amount of energy released when nutrients are broken down
- For re-hydrating during exercise, when should you rely on
- condition of red blood cells that do not contain enough hemoglobin
- a waxy fatlike substance that is only found in animal products
- when you eat protein you digestive system breaks it down into individual amino acids
- symptom of dehydration
- helps with functioning the hear and water balance
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- Which type of vitamins can be stored in the body to be used later
- blood clotting and function of the nervious system
- the process of maintaining a steady state inside your body
- nutrients that occur in rocks and solids
- you need them for red blood cells
- made when manufacturers add hydrogen to the fat mocecules in vegetable oils.
- they regulate ,many processes in your cells
- help protect healthy cells from the damage caused by normal aging process
16 Clues: symptom of dehydration • you need them for red blood cells • nutrients that occur in rocks and solids • they regulate ,many processes in your cells • helps with functioning the hear and water balance • blood clotting and function of the nervious system • For re-hydrating during exercise, when should you rely on • ...
Nutrition Basics 2022-01-27
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- type of mineral that maintains the formations of bones and teeth
- type of mineral that is necessary for healthy red blood cells
- the type of fat that is typically a solid at room temperature
- type of mineral that keeps the heart functioning
- a unit of measurment used to measure the amount of energy released when nutrients are broken down
- type of starch that extra glucose is converted into
- maintaining a steady state inside your body
- these vitamis should be consumed on a daily basis
- type of mineral that helps lower blood pressure
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- aid in the growth and repair of your body's tissues
- the type of fat that is typically a liquid at room temperature
- a chemical process in which your body breaks down food to release energy
- regulates nervous system and muscular system processes
- supplies energy for your body
- protects healthy cells from the damage caused by the norrmal aging process
- these vitamins can be stored in the body to be used later
16 Clues: supplies energy for your body • maintaining a steady state inside your body • type of mineral that helps lower blood pressure • type of mineral that keeps the heart functioning • these vitamis should be consumed on a daily basis • aid in the growth and repair of your body's tissues • type of starch that extra glucose is converted into • ...
NUTRITION CROSSWORD 2022-01-12
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- the body´s main source of energy
- a digestive juice produced by the salivary glands in your mouth
- the body's largest gland, which secretes a liquid called bile that helps to digest fats
- a muscular organ in which some digestion occurs
- the process by which the body breaks food down into smaller components that can be absorbed by the bloodstream and sent to each cell in your body
- a storage tube for solid wastes
- a gland that helps the small intestine by producing pancreatic juice
- sources of energy that also perform other functions, such as vitamin storage and body insulation
- the part of grains, fruits, and vegetables that the body cannot break down
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- essential nutrients used to repair body cells and tissues
- the process by which the body gets rid of liquid waste materials
- the starches and sugars that provide the body with most of its energy
- substances that help to regulate the body's functions
- substances that strengthen the muscles, bones, and teeth
- a wax like substance used by the body to build cells and make other substances
- a pair of organs that filter water and waste materials from the blood
16 Clues: a storage tube for solid wastes • the body´s main source of energy • a muscular organ in which some digestion occurs • substances that help to regulate the body's functions • substances that strengthen the muscles, bones, and teeth • essential nutrients used to repair body cells and tissues • a digestive juice produced by the salivary glands in your mouth • ...
Nutrition Vocabulary 2022-04-25
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- Protein found in wheat, rye, and barley
- Minerals in body fluids, include sodium, potassium, magnesium, and chloride
- The process the body uses to break down food into nutrients
- A condition that happens when you do not take in enough liquids to replace what you lose
- The building blocks of proteins
- Table salt
- Made up of what you eat and drink
- Also called blood sugar, is the main source of energy for your body
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- A waxy, fat-like substance that's found in all cells, excess can put you at risk of heart disease
- Chemical compounds in food that are used by the body to function properly and maintain health, examples include proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals
- Needed to build and maintain bones, muscles, and skin, get from meat, dairy products, nuts, certain grains, and beans
- main type of nutrient, is changed into glucose and used for energy, two types
- Found in plants, helps break down food
- A type of simple carbohydrate, can be found naturally but often added to foods and drinks, types include glucose, fructose, and sucrose
- The process your body uses to get or make energy from the food you eat
- a unit of energy in foods
16 Clues: Table salt • a unit of energy in foods • The building blocks of proteins • Made up of what you eat and drink • Found in plants, helps break down food • Protein found in wheat, rye, and barley • The process the body uses to break down food into nutrients • Also called blood sugar, is the main source of energy for your body • ...
nutrition 2 2018-03-13
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- an organic acid essential in feline diets and found in animal sources or chemically synthesized
- complex carbohydrates that are not digested by carnivores
- gross energy
- giving or receiving nutrients
- shortage, less than the normal or necessary amount
- organic molecules composed of chains of amino acids
- maintenance energy requirement
- an animal that consumes both plant and animal food sources
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- (2 words) the length of time a product may be stored without deteriorating
- (2 words) a statement on a feed label indicating the minimum or maximum amount of certain componenets
- percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy
- Associated of American Feed Control Officials
- pertaining to the intestine
- nasogastric tube
- digestible energy
- failure of collagen synthesis caused by the deficiency of vitamin C in primates and guinea pigs, with signs of weakness and swollen joints
16 Clues: gross energy • nasogastric tube • digestible energy • pertaining to the intestine • giving or receiving nutrients • maintenance energy requirement • percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy • Associated of American Feed Control Officials • shortage, less than the normal or necessary amount • organic molecules composed of chains of amino acids • ...
Nutrition & Pregnancy 2014-04-11
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- Sickness, Varying degrees of nausea and vomiting associated with pregnancy, most commonly in the first trimester
- Diabetes, In a pregnant woman, insufficient insulin production or insulin resistance that results in consistency high blood glucose levels; the condition typically resolves after birth occurs
- Human grown and developmental stage lasting from the third week to the end of the eighth after fertilization
- A pregnancy - specific organ formed from both maternal and embryonic tissues. It's responsible for oxygen, nutrient, and waste exchange between mother and fetus.
- The human grown and developmental stage lasting from the beginning of the night week after conception to birth
- Any one of the three stages of pregnancy, each lasting 13 to 14 weeks
- Birth Weight, A weight of less than 5.5 lb at birth
- An Abnormal craving to eat something not fit for food, such as clay, chalk, paint, or other nonfood substances
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- Uniting of an ovum (egg) and sperm to create a fertilized egg
- Fluid, The watery fluid contained in the innermost membrane of the sac containing the fetus. It cushions and protects the growing fetus
- A fatal neutral tube defect in which there is a partial absence of brain tissue, most likely caused by failure of the neural tube to close
- Abortion, The natural termination of a pregnancy and expulsion of the fetus and pregnancy tissues because of a genetic, developmental, of physiologic abnormality that is so severe that the pregnancy cannot be maintained: also known as miscarriage
- Bifida, An embryonic neural tube defect that occurs when the spinal vertebrae fails to completely enclose the spinal cord, allowing it to protrude
- Any substance that can cause a birth defect
- Cord, The chord containing arteries and veins that connects the baby (from the naval) to the mother via the placenta
- Tube, Embryonic tissues that forms a tube, which eventually becomes the brain and spinal cord
16 Clues: Any substance that can cause a birth defect • Birth Weight, A weight of less than 5.5 lb at birth • Uniting of an ovum (egg) and sperm to create a fertilized egg • Any one of the three stages of pregnancy, each lasting 13 to 14 weeks • Tube, Embryonic tissues that forms a tube, which eventually becomes the brain and spinal cord • ...
SPORTS NUTRITION 2024-06-05
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- fat what type of fat can you not see
- where are carbohydrates stored in the body
- bread, pasta and ice are an example of what
- what is the lifestyle called that lacks physical activity
- we must drink 6-8 glasses of what a day
- what does fluid replace in the body
- what helps to have strong bones and teeth
- an excess amount of protein will convert into
- what is used in the body for growth and repair
- carbohydrates are stored in the body as what
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- if we do not drink enough water we will become what
- it is recommended to eat 30 grams of what
- what diagram is used to portray healthy eating
- meat, fish and eggs are examples of what
- when carbohydrates are digested what are they changes into
- fat what type of fat can been seen
- iron stores are needed to transport what around the body
17 Clues: fat what type of fat can been seen • what does fluid replace in the body • fat what type of fat can you not see • we must drink 6-8 glasses of what a day • meat, fish and eggs are examples of what • it is recommended to eat 30 grams of what • what helps to have strong bones and teeth • where are carbohydrates stored in the body • ...
Nutrition Crossword 2022-11-08
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- often caused by consuming food contaminated by bacteria and/or their toxins, parasites, viruses, chemicals, or other agents.
- amount of a food you choose to eat — which may be more or less than a serving
- is the one nutrient every living thing must have. It is so important your body can’t live for more than a few days without it. Every cell in the body requires it to stay alive, and it usually makes up 50% to 75% of a person’s body weight
- good source of protein; found in milk, yogurt, cheese, etc
- experts recommend drinking how many glasses of water daily
- example of a good source of complex carbohydrates; one of the MyPlate food groups
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- amount of energy in a food
- standardized amount of food
- good source of minerals; foods include oatmeal, bread, wheat
- are made up of amino acids that the body uses to make skin, muscle, and bone
- good source of fat; meat that once lived in a body of water
- is the body’s most important source of fuel because they can be used right away or stored for later and it takes little energy for the body to release their energy
- made by the body through exposure to the sun
- in the diet are important for healthy skin and hair, normal growth and nerve function. This also helps the body make certain types of hormones and absorb vitamins
- are compounds that aren’t created by living things. About 60 different of this nutrient enter the human body, either dissolved in water or from eating plants and animals that contain them. About 25 of these play a specific and important roles in health
- are compounds that help the body turn food into energy and body tissues. They help control digestion, and how fast the body uses food. They help make hormones, heal wounds, and keep nerves growing
16 Clues: amount of energy in a food • standardized amount of food • made by the body through exposure to the sun • good source of protein; found in milk, yogurt, cheese, etc • experts recommend drinking how many glasses of water daily • good source of fat; meat that once lived in a body of water • good source of minerals; foods include oatmeal, bread, wheat • ...
Nutrition Basics 2022-09-01
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- helps make cell membranes, nerve tissue, certain hormones, and substances that aid in the digestion of fat.
- most healthy type of fat, in general
- nutrients that naturally occcur in rocks and soil
- neccessary for healthy red blood cells
- Make up proteins
- Makes up 65% of your body
- 20-35% of your Calories should come from this
- complete proteins contain all nine essential amino acids and incomplete proteins lack one or more of these essential amino acids.
- Essential for growth and repair of your body's tissues
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- Chemical process by which your body breaks down foods to release energy.
- Important in blood clotting and functioning of the nervous system
- 45-65% of your total daily calorie intake should come from this.
- Process of keeping a state state within your body
- Symptoms are weakness, rapid breathing, and a weak heartbeat
- helps the heart function well and helps water balance
- Amount of energy released when nutrients are broken down.
16 Clues: Make up proteins • Makes up 65% of your body • most healthy type of fat, in general • neccessary for healthy red blood cells • 20-35% of your Calories should come from this • Process of keeping a state state within your body • nutrients that naturally occcur in rocks and soil • helps the heart function well and helps water balance • ...
nutrition basics 2022-09-01
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- health dimensions
- best wellness
- average wellness
- second highest cause of death in teens
- highest cause of death in teens
- third highest cause of death in teens
- quality of live based on health status
- challenging your mind
- values and morals
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- attitudes thoughts and actions
- lowest wellness
- acting on emotions
- state of body
- Overall balance of mind, body, and relationships
- relationships
- goal setting acronym
16 Clues: best wellness • state of body • relationships • lowest wellness • average wellness • health dimensions • values and morals • acting on emotions • goal setting acronym • challenging your mind • attitudes thoughts and actions • highest cause of death in teens • third highest cause of death in teens • second highest cause of death in teens • quality of live based on health status • ...
Nutrition crossword 2023-09-05
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- an iron deficiency is called
- cups how many cups of water should females drink per day
- dissolved substances that regulate many processes in your cells are called
- acids pieces in the link of proteins
- what should you drink when exercising for less than an hour
- the chemical process where your body breaks down food to release it's energy
- cups how many cups of water should males drink per day
- what helps in the function of the heart
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- what is a symptom of dehydration
- what are nutrients that occur naturally in soils and rocks
- the unit of measurement used to identify amount of energy release when nutrients are broken down
- five What percentage of your body is made of water?
- maintaining water balance in body
- what helps with maintaining the health of blood cell
- soluble Which type of vitamins can be stored in the body to be used later
- what are vitamins that help protect cells against the normal aging process and certain types of cancer
16 Clues: an iron deficiency is called • what is a symptom of dehydration • maintaining water balance in body • acids pieces in the link of proteins • what helps in the function of the heart • five What percentage of your body is made of water? • what helps with maintaining the health of blood cell • cups how many cups of water should males drink per day • ...
Nutrition Review 2025-02-26
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- __________ are needed to build and repair cells in the body.
- __________ are organic nutrients that include sugars and starches.
- __________ is a series of chemical reactions that break food down into usable forms.
- __________ is a material in green plants that turns water, air, and sunlight into food.
- Food provides energy and essential __________ needed for growth and health.
- __________ are fats and oils that contain twice as much energy as carbohydrates.
- __________ are proteins that speed up chemical reactions in the body.
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- __________ carbohydrates, like starches, provide a steady supply of energy.
- __________ is a substance that aids digestion but cannot be digested itself.
- Like breathing, uses oxygen.
- __________ is the process by which plants convert energy from the Sun into food.
- __________ carbohydrates digest quickly and can be found in desserts and soda.
- _________ are nutrients that are not produced by living things.
- __________ are essential for eyesight, teeth, and skin health.
- __________ are inorganic nutrients like salt, zinc, and calcium.
- __________ is an invisible, odourless gas essential for life and part of the air.
16 Clues: Like breathing, uses oxygen. • __________ are needed to build and repair cells in the body. • __________ are essential for eyesight, teeth, and skin health. • _________ are nutrients that are not produced by living things. • __________ are inorganic nutrients like salt, zinc, and calcium. • __________ are organic nutrients that include sugars and starches. • ...
Nutrition Volcabularies 2025-05-31
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- Protein found in wheat, may cause allergy
- No animal diet
- Chemical reactions in the body to convert food into energy
- Maintaining body's water balance
- Muscle-building nutrient
- Macronutrient: energy-dense nutrient
- Fight cell damage
- Fats in the blood, necessary for cell structure, but too much is harmful
- Unit of energy from food
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- Essential for immunity and growth
- Excess body fat condition
- Body's primary energy source
- Plant-based carbohydrate
- Substance for growth and health
- Elements like Calcium and Iron
- Good gut bacteria
16 Clues: No animal diet • Good gut bacteria • Fight cell damage • Plant-based carbohydrate • Muscle-building nutrient • Unit of energy from food • Excess body fat condition • Body's primary energy source • Elements like Calcium and Iron • Substance for growth and health • Maintaining body's water balance • Essential for immunity and growth • Macronutrient: energy-dense nutrient • ...
Hygiene & Nutrition 2025-11-26
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- A unit of energy in food
- A sweet substance to limit
- A microorganism that causes disease
- To rub hands together hard
- A piece of material for drying
- A cleaning liquid
- To make something free from germs
- A state of being clean
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- Nutrient for muscle repair
- A vital liquid for hydration
- Found in fruits and vegetables
- To apply sanitizer
- A protective hand covering
- To clean with water and soap
- To consume food
- Essential for building muscle
- A balanced ______ (diet)
17 Clues: To consume food • To apply sanitizer • A cleaning liquid • Nutrient for muscle repair • Essential for building muscle • A state of being clean • A unit of energy in food • A balanced ______ (diet) • A sweet substance to limit • To rub hands together hard • Found in fruits and vegetables • ...
Nutrition Basics 2026-01-30
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- 4 calories per gram, quickest source of energy
- where minerals can come from
- having too few of a vitamin
- acids building blocks for proteins
- type of carbs that spike blood sugar quickly
- type of amino acids that come from your diet, 9 of them
- the best kind of fats
- water soluble vitamins in alphabetical order
- number of amino acids
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- fat soluble vitamins in alphabetical order
- 4 calories per gram, repairs and rebuilds muscles
- having too much of a fat-soluable vitamin
- type of protein that contains all essential amino acids
- major mineral beginning with a letter M
- indigestible part of plant
- 9 calories per gram, insulates the body and stores vitamins
16 Clues: the best kind of fats • number of amino acids • indigestible part of plant • having too few of a vitamin • where minerals can come from • acids building blocks for proteins • major mineral beginning with a letter M • having too much of a fat-soluable vitamin • fat soluble vitamins in alphabetical order • type of carbs that spike blood sugar quickly • ...
Soils and Crop Growth 2025-12-03
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- Collecting and storing rainwater for use
- suitable for growing crops.
- The amount of crop produced.
- Structure for growing plants under controlled conditions.
- Chemical used to kill insects.
- Plants like beans that fix nitrogen in soil.
- Microorganism that causes disease.
- mainly to feed the farmer’s family.
- Using too much fertilizer or chemical.
- Movement of water through a membrane.
- Chemical used to kill fungi.
- focused on raising animals.
- Using machines in farming.
- Unwanted plant competing with crops.
- Unit of heredity in living organisms.
- Growing plants in water without soil.
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- Illness that harms plants or animals.
- Instructions for plant growth in DNA.
- Fertile land turning into desert.
- Ability to withstand disease or chemicals.
- Material spread on soil to retain moisture.
- Chemical used to kill pests.
- Water loss from plants through leaves.
- Water flowing over land carrying soil or chemicals.
- Organism that damages crops.
- done to sell crops or livestock for profit.
- Combining crop growing and livestock raising.
- Farming with high inputs on small areas.
- Farming using large areas with low inputs.
- Organism altered using genetic engineering.
- Excess nutrients causing water pollution.
- Supplying water to crops artificially.
- Chemical used to kill weeds.
33 Clues: Using machines in farming. • suitable for growing crops. • focused on raising animals. • The amount of crop produced. • Chemical used to kill pests. • Organism that damages crops. • Chemical used to kill weeds. • Chemical used to kill fungi. • Chemical used to kill insects. • Fertile land turning into desert. • Microorganism that causes disease. • ...
Earth Day Vocabulary 2025-04-04
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- The usual weather in a place over a long time.
- The top layer of earth where plants grow.
- Not harmful to the environment.
- The planet we live on.
- To use something more than once instead of throwing it away.
- A tall plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves.
- Decayed food or plants used to help other plants grow.
- Power used to do things, like electricity or fuel.
- To use something again by processing it into a new product.
- To put a seed or small plant into the ground so it can grow.
- A clear liquid that all living things need to survive.
- Harmful materials that dirty the air, water, or land.
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- The gradual increase in Earth’s temperature caused by human activities.
- The act of protecting nature and using resources wisely.
- The natural world around us, including air, water, and land.
- A structure for growing plants, or a term linked to greenhouse gases.
- Using resources in a way that they can last for a long time.
- Everything in the physical world not made by humans, like plants, animals, and landscapes.
- The amount of carbon dioxide we release through our activities.
- To use less of something to help the environment.
- Animals living in nature without human care.
21 Clues: The planet we live on. • Not harmful to the environment. • The top layer of earth where plants grow. • Animals living in nature without human care. • The usual weather in a place over a long time. • A tall plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves. • To use less of something to help the environment. • Power used to do things, like electricity or fuel. • ...
Introduction to BIOLOGY 2025-04-05
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- the study of animal and plant cell
- the study of gross structure of the organ in an organism as seen as dissection
- the study of parasites
- the study of plants
- the study of algae
- the study of viruses
- the study of reptiles like lizards and snakes
- the study of metabolism of organisms and the parts
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- the study of fishes
- the study of insects
- the science of naming, grouping and classifying plants and animals
- Biology the study of humans
- the study of fungi
- the study of animals
- the study of forms and structure of plants and animals
- the study of geographical distribution of plants and animals
- the study of Bacteria
- the study of diseases of plants and animals
- the study of origin and descent of organism
- the study of birds
20 Clues: the study of fungi • the study of birds • the study of algae • the study of fishes • the study of plants • the study of insects • the study of animals • the study of viruses • the study of Bacteria • the study of parasites • Biology the study of humans • the study of animal and plant cell • the study of diseases of plants and animals • the study of origin and descent of organism • ...
Plant Science 2024-11-26
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- Natural fertilizer like manure
- Needed by plants for survival
- Used to raise the PH of soil
- Plant Reproduction
- Mineral needed in small amounts
- Soil acid or akalinity
- A non mineral nutrient
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- Plant puts Nitrogen in the soil
- Putting of Nitrogen in the soil by plants
- Yellowing of the leaves in plants
- A type of cutting we did in class
- Most important nutrient.
- Crop we raised in class
- Mineral needed in large amounts
- The most common element in the air
- Used to lower the PH of soil
16 Clues: Plant Reproduction • Soil acid or akalinity • A non mineral nutrient • Crop we raised in class • Most important nutrient. • Used to raise the PH of soil • Used to lower the PH of soil • Needed by plants for survival • Natural fertilizer like manure • Plant puts Nitrogen in the soil • Mineral needed in large amounts • Mineral needed in small amounts • Yellowing of the leaves in plants • ...
sandra 3.01 key terms 2023-03-28
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- Bank A warehouse or storehouse for millions of pounds of food and other products that go out to the community.
- Kitchen A meal center or food kitchen where food is offered to the hungry for free or at a below-market price, frequently located in lower-income neighborhoods and often staffed by volunteer organizations, such as a church or community groups.
- School Lunch Program Administered at the state level by the NC Department of Public Instruction to offer free and reduced-priced meals to children from families who qualify.
- Nervosa The condition is marked by cycles of extreme overeating, known as bingeing, followed by purging or other behaviors to compensate for the overeating. It is also associated with feelings of loss of control over eating.
- A food and nutrition service that works with state agencies nutrition educators, and neighborhood and faith-based
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- Contamination The process by which bacteria is unintentionally transferred from one food or object to another.
- Danger Zone The temperature range from 35℉ 135℉ in which food-borne bacteria can multiply to unsafe levels.
- Nervosa This is characterized by weight loss often due to excessive dieting and exercise, sometimes to the point of starvation. People with anorexia can never be thin enough and continue to see themselves as “fat” despite extreme weight loss.
- Pantry An organization or group that sorts and packages donated food items for distribution directly to people in need.
- Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children WIC Program that provides federal grants to states for supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition education for low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and non-breastfeeding postpartum women, and infants and children up to age five who are found to be at nutritional risk.
- Eating Disorder This is characterized by regular episodes of extreme overeating and feelings of loss of control over eating.
- Desert These are geographic areas that lack access to affordable fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat milk, and other foods that make up the full range of a healthy diet, particularly for those without access to an automobile.
- Meal Sites Nutritional programs that provide meals to homebound older adults and persons with disabilities.
13 Clues: Danger Zone The temperature range from 35℉ 135℉ in which food-borne bacteria can multiply to unsafe levels. • Meal Sites Nutritional programs that provide meals to homebound older adults and persons with disabilities. • Contamination The process by which bacteria is unintentionally transferred from one food or object to another. • ...
Diversity in living organisms2_navinbio 2020-05-12
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- monocot plants have this root system
- plants with filamentous structure are included in this group
- flowering plants
- non-flowering plants
- seeds with single cotyledon
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- dicot plants have this type of venation in their leaves
- group of plants that are called vascular cryptogams
- plants that yield seeds inside the fruits
- pulses are called ______, because they have two cotyledons
- these plants are called amphibians of plant kingdom
- plants that produce naked seeds
11 Clues: flowering plants • non-flowering plants • seeds with single cotyledon • plants that produce naked seeds • monocot plants have this root system • plants that yield seeds inside the fruits • group of plants that are called vascular cryptogams • these plants are called amphibians of plant kingdom • dicot plants have this type of venation in their leaves • ...
Foreign and Filipino Biologist 2013-06-29
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- DNA structure
- Agricultural productivity
- Founder of modern anatomy
- epidemiologist at RITM,use of plants for skin ailments
- classification of living things
- nature of chemical bonds
- Filipino fist parasitologist
- Circulatory System
- fossilist
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- invertebrate zoology
- Britist Botanist
- Philippine Medicinal plants 1961
- El Hematozoario Paludismo
- Microscope
- nine rice varieties
- Filipino expert in medicinal plants
- cell
- Barbary Ape
- natural selection
- incubator and a jaundice-relieving device
- father of biology
21 Clues: cell • fossilist • Microscope • Barbary Ape • DNA structure • Britist Botanist • natural selection • father of biology • Circulatory System • nine rice varieties • invertebrate zoology • nature of chemical bonds • El Hematozoario Paludismo • Agricultural productivity • Founder of modern anatomy • Filipino fist parasitologist • classification of living things • Philippine Medicinal plants 1961 • ...
The Hunger Games 2023-10-25
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- to get smaller due to lack of nutrition
- Katniss' hunting partner
- Problem or hard situation
- District that no longer exists
- to bring in
- Prim's cat
- Tributes that train their entire life.
- Actions of a maniac
- To cut or injure badly
- _______ Collins. Author's first name.
- To want something badly
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- To allow
- Alone
- Someone who goes against their country
- "Katniss Everdeen. The girl on ______."
- Cut out of Avox
- Peeta's stylist
- District 11's Job
18 Clues: Alone • To allow • Prim's cat • to bring in • Cut out of Avox • Peeta's stylist • District 11's Job • Actions of a maniac • To cut or injure badly • To want something badly • Katniss' hunting partner • Problem or hard situation • District that no longer exists • _______ Collins. Author's first name. • Someone who goes against their country • Tributes that train their entire life. • ...
ecosystem 2025-12-11
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- The non-living components of an ecosystem.
- A large community of plants and animals that occupies a distinct region.
- A consumer that eats only other animals.
- A consumer that eats only plants.
- Organism that feeds on other organisms.
- A relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed.
- Organism that produces its own food using sunlight.
- The living components of an ecosystem.
- A relationship where both organisms benefit.
- The role or function of an organism in its environment.
- A consumer that eats both plants and animals.
- The place where an organism lives.
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- The process by which green plants make food.
- A diagram showing many interconnected food chains.
- The gradual process of change in ecosystems over time.
- Organism that breaks down dead matter.
- The first organism in a food chain.
- A group of the same species living in the same area.NicheThe role or function of an organism in its environment.
- The total number of different species in an ecosystem.
- A relationship where one organism benefits and the other is unaffected.
20 Clues: A consumer that eats only plants. • The place where an organism lives. • The first organism in a food chain. • Organism that breaks down dead matter. • The living components of an ecosystem. • Organism that feeds on other organisms. • A consumer that eats only other animals. • The non-living components of an ecosystem. • The process by which green plants make food. • ...
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