nutrition in plants Crossword Puzzles
1.1 TRANSPORT IN PLANTS 2023-11-30
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- Attraction between water molecules and inner walls of xylem
- Parts of plants, which synthesize food. Eg: Leaves
- These are proteins that form huge pores in the outer membranes of the plastids, mitochondria and some bacteria.
- It is the non-living system o the plant which is connected with adjacent cell walls and intercellular spaces
- The plants that need / store food. Eg: Root and Fruit.
- It is the path of water movement through plasma desmatal connections
- The loss of water in the form of liquid through hydathodes
- Driving force for upward movement of water
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- Mutual attraction between water molecules
- The loss of water in the form of vapour through stomata
- Chemical potential of water, a measure of energy for reaction or movement.
- The movement of water molecules from high water potential (low concentrated) to low water potential(High concentration) through semipermeable membrane is called
- The movement of liquid / gas molecules from High concentration to low concentrated is called
13 Clues: Mutual attraction between water molecules • Driving force for upward movement of water • Parts of plants, which synthesize food. Eg: Leaves • The plants that need / store food. Eg: Root and Fruit. • The loss of water in the form of vapour through stomata • The loss of water in the form of liquid through hydathodes • ...
Reproduction & Growth in Plants 2024-02-28
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- the response of a plant to gravity
- occurs when pollen grains land on a female plant structure of the same species
- the response of a plant to touch
- male reproductive part of a plant
- spread light and small seeds that can fly
- a type of reproduction that occurs when a male and female plant combine their sperm and eggs cells
- growth of a plant toward or away from light
- eat or spread seeds that attach to their fur or feathers
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- occurs when pollen joins with an egg and a seed develops
- what seedless plants grow from
- female reproductive part of a plant
- a type of reproduction that occurs when a portion of a plant develops into a separate new plant (1 parent)
- spread seeds that can float
13 Clues: spread seeds that can float • what seedless plants grow from • the response of a plant to touch • male reproductive part of a plant • the response of a plant to gravity • female reproductive part of a plant • spread light and small seeds that can fly • growth of a plant toward or away from light • occurs when pollen joins with an egg and a seed develops • ...
Reproduction in Plants (Pollination) 2022-02-14
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- It supports the plant.
- The _______ contains ovules.
- The ________ contain egg cells.
- Living things reproduce to ensure ________ of their kind.
- The part of the flower that holds the anther.
- The pollen grains contain male reproductive ________.
- Some flowering plants have both male and _______ reproductive parts.
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- The _______ connects the stigma to the ovary.
- Insects such as bees and butterfiles that help to carry pollen grains are also called _________.
- The part of the flower that is brightly coloured to attract insects.
- The __________ process is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma.
- The part of the flower that contains pollen grains.
- The _______ parts of a flower consist of the anther and filament.
13 Clues: It supports the plant. • The _______ contains ovules. • The ________ contain egg cells. • The _______ connects the stigma to the ovary. • The part of the flower that holds the anther. • The part of the flower that contains pollen grains. • The pollen grains contain male reproductive ________. • Living things reproduce to ensure ________ of their kind. • ...
Life processes 2017-03-09
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- We have seven of these, which enable us to interact with the world around us
- The process of getting larger, stronger or more mature
- A word that describes the way in which some plants are able to bend their stems in response to the sun
- This refers to the ways in which living things get rid of waste material
- The ways in which living organisms get energy and strength from the food they consume
- This is the number of life processes common to most living things
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- Also known as breathing, this refers to the intake of oxygen
- The ways in which new life is formed
- The ability of living organisms to move and change their positions
9 Clues: The ways in which new life is formed • The process of getting larger, stronger or more mature • Also known as breathing, this refers to the intake of oxygen • This is the number of life processes common to most living things • The ability of living organisms to move and change their positions • ...
Biology - Transport in Plants 2020-06-14
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- The sieve plate is described as ________ as it allows substances to pass through its pores.
- This process makes glucose in plants.
- A lack of this mineral results in reddish-purple discolouration.
- This factor affects the transpiration as high levels can cause the air to become saturated with water vapour.
- These group of plants live in wet, freshwater environments like ponds, lakes and rivers.
- This process breaks glucose in plants.
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- The ability of water molecules to stick together.
- The evaporation of water from a plant.
- These plants live in areas that lack water.
- The movement of water into the root hair cells.
- Special, one-way pipes that transport water and minerals up the plant.
- Bidirectional tubes that allow water and food to move through the plant.
- This hard, woody substance is produced by a plant upon maturity of specialized xylem cells.
13 Clues: This process makes glucose in plants. • The evaporation of water from a plant. • This process breaks glucose in plants. • These plants live in areas that lack water. • The movement of water into the root hair cells. • The ability of water molecules to stick together. • A lack of this mineral results in reddish-purple discolouration. • ...
Reproduction in plants AIF 2021-06-13
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- pollen grains are produced in ______
- the individual unit of calyx is called____.
- __________ process of reproduction, where parent cell is divided into two or more daughter cells.
- ________reproduction, which involves male and female gametes.
- ________ process, where the parent body breaks into two or more pieces and each piece develops into a complete new organism.
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- sexual reproduction involves the fusion of _________.
- The product obtained from the fusion of male and female gamete.
- ferns, mushrooms and molds reproduce from tiny structures called _______.
- the process of transfer of pollen grains from stamens to stigma of flower.
- ______reproduction which involves only single parent.
- The ___________ term for pollination by birds.
- the part which connects stigma and ovary.
- The outermost whorl of flower.
13 Clues: The outermost whorl of flower. • pollen grains are produced in ______ • the part which connects stigma and ovary. • the individual unit of calyx is called____. • The ___________ term for pollination by birds. • sexual reproduction involves the fusion of _________. • ______reproduction which involves only single parent. • ...
Reproduction in Plants XII 2022-01-16
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- Three cells present at the chalazal end
- Ovule Develops into
- The union of male and female gametic nuclei.
- Formation of seed without fertilization
- stalk that attached ovule to placenta
- The method of embryo sac formation from single megaspore is called ____development.
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- male reproductive whorl of flower
- Pollination by insect is called:
- In this mechanism the stigma and the anther mature at different time.
- The process that produces 4 gamete cells
- the transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma of a flower
- The inner layer of pollengrain
- Zygote Develops into
13 Clues: Ovule Develops into • Zygote Develops into • The inner layer of pollengrain • Pollination by insect is called: • male reproductive whorl of flower • stalk that attached ovule to placenta • Three cells present at the chalazal end • Formation of seed without fertilization • The process that produces 4 gamete cells • The union of male and female gametic nuclei. • ...
Mass transport in plants 2024-07-22
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- Cells that control the opening and closing of the stomata.
- There are none of these in mature xylem vessels.
- Impermeable substance that give strength to the xylem vessels.
- Created in the xylem vessels by the transpiration pull.
- The pressure gradient in the phloem sieve tubes.
- Force of attraction between water molecules.
- The pressure in xylem vessels
- An increase in this factor reduces the rate of tranpiration.
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- The main route that water takes across the cortex of the root.
- The vessels that transport water and mineral ions in the plant.
- The cells that support the phloem.
- Property of molecules that can be used to trace the movement of substances in a plant.
- The passive movement of molecules up a narrow tube.
13 Clues: The pressure in xylem vessels • The cells that support the phloem. • Force of attraction between water molecules. • There are none of these in mature xylem vessels. • The pressure gradient in the phloem sieve tubes. • The passive movement of molecules up a narrow tube. • Created in the xylem vessels by the transpiration pull. • ...
NUITRITION IN PLANTS 2016-06-04
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- TINY PORES IN A LEAF
- ORGANISIMS THAT DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY DEPEND ON GREEN PLANTS FOR NUITRITION
- STRUCTURES IN CELLS THAT CONTAIN CHLOROPHYLL
- THE ULTIMATE SOURCE OF ENERGY
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- TYPE OF ANIMALS WHICH EAT BOTH PLANTS AND ANIMALS
- A SAPROPHYTE
- AN INSECTIVOROUS PLANT
- ORGANISMS THAT MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD FROM SIMPLE NON LIVING STRUTURES
- A BACTERIA WHICH CANNOT MAKE ITS OWN FOOD
9 Clues: A SAPROPHYTE • TINY PORES IN A LEAF • AN INSECTIVOROUS PLANT • THE ULTIMATE SOURCE OF ENERGY • A BACTERIA WHICH CANNOT MAKE ITS OWN FOOD • STRUCTURES IN CELLS THAT CONTAIN CHLOROPHYLL • TYPE OF ANIMALS WHICH EAT BOTH PLANTS AND ANIMALS • ORGANISMS THAT MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD FROM SIMPLE NON LIVING STRUTURES • ...
Transport in Plants 2017-06-28
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- Passes through xylem
- Direction of movement of substances in xylem
- Movement of substances in phloem
- Passes through phloem
- Position of xylem in the vascular bundle in stems
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- Shape of Xylem in roots
- Direction of movement of substances in phloem
- Movement of substances in xylem
- Passes through xylem
- Position of phloem in the vascular bundle in stems
10 Clues: Passes through xylem • Passes through xylem • Passes through phloem • Shape of Xylem in roots • Movement of substances in xylem • Movement of substances in phloem • Direction of movement of substances in xylem • Direction of movement of substances in phloem • Position of xylem in the vascular bundle in stems • Position of phloem in the vascular bundle in stems
Reproduction in plants 2017-10-14
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- a tiny spherical unicellular body protected by a thick wall
- male or female reproductive cell
- a bulb like projection
- fusion of male cell and egg cell
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- new plants are also produced by
- the cell formed by the fusion of the male cell and egg cell
- process of the body of the parent breaks into pieces
- process of producing new individuals of the same kind
- in plant sexual reproduction occurs by the formation of
9 Clues: a bulb like projection • new plants are also produced by • male or female reproductive cell • fusion of male cell and egg cell • process of the body of the parent breaks into pieces • process of producing new individuals of the same kind • in plant sexual reproduction occurs by the formation of • a tiny spherical unicellular body protected by a thick wall • ...
Reproduction in Plants 2020-11-09
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- an example of incomplete flower
- fusion of male and female cell
- reproduction that requires only one parent
- reproductive organ of the plant
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- male or female reproductive cell
- cell formed by the fusion of male cell and egg cell
- reproduces by budding
- female reproductive organ of plant
- transfer of pollen grains
9 Clues: reproduces by budding • transfer of pollen grains • fusion of male and female cell • an example of incomplete flower • reproductive organ of the plant • male or female reproductive cell • female reproductive organ of plant • reproduction that requires only one parent • cell formed by the fusion of male cell and egg cell
Reproduction in Plants 2025-03-18
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- Plays role in production of Pollen grains
- Female reproductive part
- flowers contain both pistil and stamen
- Swollen base of pistil
- slender tube like structure, provide path for pollen tube
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- Flowers contain either only stamen or pistil
- Male reproductive part
- Sticky, pollen receptive part
- present in ovary and develop into seeds after fertilization.
9 Clues: Male reproductive part • Swollen base of pistil • Female reproductive part • Sticky, pollen receptive part • flowers contain both pistil and stamen • Plays role in production of Pollen grains • Flowers contain either only stamen or pistil • slender tube like structure, provide path for pollen tube • present in ovary and develop into seeds after fertilization.
Sexual Reproduction in Plants 2020-09-25
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- insects help in making this happen
- whorl of sepals
- same plant, different flower
- whorl of petals
- Stigma is found at the top of this part
- male reproductive part of a flower
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- _______ is the process in which male gamete fuse with female flower
- different plant, same species
- male gamete
- female gamete
- female reproductive part of a flower
- Anther is found at its tip
- male cells fuse with female cells to produce a _______
13 Clues: male gamete • female gamete • whorl of sepals • whorl of petals • Anther is found at its tip • same plant, different flower • different plant, same species • insects help in making this happen • male reproductive part of a flower • female reproductive part of a flower • Stigma is found at the top of this part • male cells fuse with female cells to produce a _______ • ...
1 The Nature and Variety of Living Organisms (Single Award) 2022-03-07
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- The basic building block of all living organisms.
- A double-stranded polymer wound to form a double helix. It carries the genetic code.
- A spherical, pathogenic bacterium that causes pneumonia.
- A partially permeable barrier that surrounds the cell.
- The mode of extracellular nutrition in which digestive enzymes are secreted onto the food outside the cell and the products of digestion are absorbed.
- Pathogenic protoctists that cause malaria.
- Loops of DNA found in the cytoplasm of prokaryotic cells.
- Microorganisms that cause infectious disease.
- An infection virus that causes influenza (the flu).
- An endothermic reaction in which energy is transferred from the environment to the chloroplasts by light.
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- A rod-shaped species of bacterium used to produce yoghurt from milk.
- An outer, structural layer that surrounds some cells. In plant cells, it is made of cellulose. In fungi, it is made of chitin.
- Microscopic single-celled organisms.
- A non-living organism that can only reproduce inside host cells. Viruses have no cells, but possess a protein coat containing nucleic acids (DNA or RNA).
- Protoctists that live in pond water and resemble animal cells.
- A type of cell found in plants and animals that contains a nucleus.
- A collection of thread-like hyphae in a fungus.
- A single-celled fungus.
- A protoctist that has features similar to plant cells e.g. chloroplasts.
- An organelle which is the site of photosynthesis.
- Long filaments of a fungus that contain many nuclei.
- A type of cell found in bacteria that does not contain a nucleus.
- A multicellular fungus that has a hyphal structure.
- An infectious virus that weakens the immune system and can lead to AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).
- A widespread plant pathogen affecting many species of plants which produces a mosaic pattern on the leaves. It infects chloroplasts and limits plant growth.
25 Clues: A single-celled fungus. • Microscopic single-celled organisms. • Pathogenic protoctists that cause malaria. • Microorganisms that cause infectious disease. • A collection of thread-like hyphae in a fungus. • The basic building block of all living organisms. • An organelle which is the site of photosynthesis. • A multicellular fungus that has a hyphal structure. • ...
Reproduction in Plants 2020-12-07
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- Nectar is present in __________ flowers.
- The process of pollen grains being transferred from the anther to the stigma.
- This reproductive organ houses two pollen sacs.
- The nucleus of one male gamete fuses with the nucleus of the ovum to form a __________.
- Cross-pollination is dependent on __________ factors to ensure pollination takes place.
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- Asexual reproduction produces offspring that are genetically identical to parents. The offspring produced is also known as a __________.
- Modified leaf forming the most obvious part of the flower.
- The pollen tube enters the ovule through this opening.
- The __________ is the structure that contains the female gamete for fertilisation by the male gamete.
9 Clues: Nectar is present in __________ flowers. • This reproductive organ houses two pollen sacs. • The pollen tube enters the ovule through this opening. • Modified leaf forming the most obvious part of the flower. • The process of pollen grains being transferred from the anther to the stigma. • ...
Adaptations in plants 2024-08-01
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- These trees have roots that grow above the ground in swampy areas.
- A type of palm tree that produces large, hard-shelled fruit.
- Plant known as terror of Bengal.
- Modified leaves of cactus.
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- The process by which plants make their food using sunlight.
- Plants that live in water.
- The leaflike part of a palm tree.
- This plant floats on water and has large, round leaves.
- These plants have thick stems to store water and are found in deserts.
9 Clues: Plants that live in water. • Modified leaves of cactus. • Plant known as terror of Bengal. • The leaflike part of a palm tree. • This plant floats on water and has large, round leaves. • The process by which plants make their food using sunlight. • A type of palm tree that produces large, hard-shelled fruit. • ...
Transport in plants 2023-07-24
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- losing more water than it can take up, so the cells lose their turgidity
- part of a plant to which sucrose or amino acids are being transported, and where they are used or stored
- how much water vapour is present in air
- the movement of sucrose and amino acids in phloem from sources to sinks
- part of a plant that releases sucrose or amino acids, to be transported to other parts
- a plant tissue made up of dead, empty cells joined end to end; it transports water and mineral ions and helps to support the plant
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- the loss of water vapour from leaves
- a force produced by the loss of water vapour from a leaf, which reduces the pressure at the top of xylem vessels
- a plant tissue made up of living cells joined end to end; it transports substances made by the plant, such as sucrose and amino acids.
9 Clues: the loss of water vapour from leaves • how much water vapour is present in air • the movement of sucrose and amino acids in phloem from sources to sinks • losing more water than it can take up, so the cells lose their turgidity • part of a plant that releases sucrose or amino acids, to be transported to other parts • ...
Reproduction in Plants 2025-04-04
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- Produces the egg
- Tiny reproductive structures that contain a copy of the parent DNA
- Stalk that connects the stigma to the ovary
- The stalk that holds the anther
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- Produces pollen
- Surrounds the reproductive parts of the flower
- An undeveloped plant with stored food in a protective covering
- Modified leaves around the developing flower
- Sticky area at the end of the pistil
9 Clues: Produces pollen • Produces the egg • The stalk that holds the anther • Sticky area at the end of the pistil • Stalk that connects the stigma to the ovary • Modified leaves around the developing flower • Surrounds the reproductive parts of the flower • An undeveloped plant with stored food in a protective covering • ...
G 7.52- Week #5- Vocabulary Quiz 2025-02-03
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- _____ can result from dehydration or low blood sugar.
- _____ can be a sign of poor nutrition or sleep.
- _____ levels improve with consistent training and recovery.
- Daily _____ helps maintain overall health and energy.
- _____ train hard to improve their performance.
- _____ like iron and potassium are vital for health.
- Good _____ is key to performing well in sports.
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- _____ can lead to fatigue and decreased performance.
- Regular _____ improves both physical and mental health.
- ____ provide a great source of calcium.
- _____ plays a crucial role in an athlete’s performance.
- _____ build collaboration and improve social health.
- A _____ requires quick energy and intense focus as it’s a fast fun
- _____ is essential for strong bones and teeth.
- It's important to maintain a ______ between work and rest.
15 Clues: ____ provide a great source of calcium. • _____ train hard to improve their performance. • _____ is essential for strong bones and teeth. • _____ can be a sign of poor nutrition or sleep. • Good _____ is key to performing well in sports. • _____ like iron and potassium are vital for health. • _____ can lead to fatigue and decreased performance. • ...
Reaction in plants 2021-05-19
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- The part of a plant in which photosynthesis happens?
- cellular respiration that takes place where there is NO oxygen
- Primary light-absorbing pigment in autotrophs
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- Process in which a plant moves water to aerial parts of the plant
- Sugars produced by photosynthesis
- The small openings on the undersides of most leaves through which oxygen and carbon dioxide can move
- What is the process of sugars being manufactured in a plant?
- What is a plants energy source?
- An organelle inside an animal AND plant cell where cellular respiration takes place
9 Clues: What is a plants energy source? • Sugars produced by photosynthesis • Primary light-absorbing pigment in autotrophs • The part of a plant in which photosynthesis happens? • What is the process of sugars being manufactured in a plant? • cellular respiration that takes place where there is NO oxygen • Process in which a plant moves water to aerial parts of the plant • ...
NUTRION IN PLANTS . 2016-05-17
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- plants that consume insects
- structure in cells that contain chlorophyll.
- through which the water is translocated to various parts of plants
- one of the nutrient that manures contain
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- live on other living organism to derive food from them
- lives in the roots of leguminous plants.
- depend on other organism
- used for starch test
- found at the underside of the leaves.
9 Clues: used for starch test • depend on other organism • plants that consume insects • found at the underside of the leaves. • lives in the roots of leguminous plants. • one of the nutrient that manures contain • structure in cells that contain chlorophyll. • live on other living organism to derive food from them • ...
nutrion in plants 2017-05-05
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- plants which make thier own food.
- they are the food producers of the cell.
- plants which are dependent on other resources for food.
- the process by which plants make food and energy.
- an important gas for plants.
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- a substance that traps energy from sunlight.
- plants which feed off on insects.
- organisms which feed of on dead plants/animals
- they are tiny pores which are found in the underside of the leaves.
9 Clues: an important gas for plants. • plants which make thier own food. • plants which feed off on insects. • they are the food producers of the cell. • a substance that traps energy from sunlight. • organisms which feed of on dead plants/animals • the process by which plants make food and energy. • plants which are dependent on other resources for food. • ...
Adaptations in plants 2017-03-13
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- The part of the plant that grows upwards
- The vessel that transports water in the plant
- Found inside the plant cell and contains a green pigment
- The vessel that transport the sugar in the plant
- The process of evaporation of water from the leaves
- The part of the plant that grows in the soil
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- The process where plants make their own food
- The part of the plant that absorbs sunlight
- Tiny holes in the leaf where water can evaporate from
9 Clues: The part of the plant that grows upwards • The part of the plant that absorbs sunlight • The process where plants make their own food • The part of the plant that grows in the soil • The vessel that transports water in the plant • The vessel that transport the sugar in the plant • The process of evaporation of water from the leaves • ...
Reproduction in plants 2017-10-14
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- a bulb like projection
- process of producing new individuals of the same kind
- a tiny spherical unicellular body protected by a thick wall
- fusion of male cell and egg cell
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- new plants are also produced by
- male or female reproductive cell
- in plant sexual reproduction occurs by the formation of
- process of the body of the parent breaks into pieces
- the cell formed by the fusion of the male cell and egg cell
9 Clues: a bulb like projection • new plants are also produced by • male or female reproductive cell • fusion of male cell and egg cell • process of the body of the parent breaks into pieces • process of producing new individuals of the same kind • in plant sexual reproduction occurs by the formation of • a tiny spherical unicellular body protected by a thick wall • ...
Respiration in plants 2023-11-08
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- Gaseous product of respiration
- Chemical process which break glucose in presence of oxygen.
- Respiration take place both day and night in plants(True/False)
- Pores present in leaves for respiration.
- Opening on the bark of woody stem for respiration.
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- Process which help in gas exchange between root hair and air in soil.
- cellular respiration in presence of oxygen.
- Large amount of energy is released during plant respiration.
- Gaseous product of photosynthesis
- Food formed after photosynthesis in plants
10 Clues: Gaseous product of respiration • Gaseous product of photosynthesis • Pores present in leaves for respiration. • Food formed after photosynthesis in plants • cellular respiration in presence of oxygen. • Opening on the bark of woody stem for respiration. • Chemical process which break glucose in presence of oxygen. • ...
Reproduction In Plants 2024-01-28
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- Small bulb like projection coming out of yeast cell
- Helps in reproduction in bread mold and is covered by hard protective coat
- Has buds on its roots for vegetative propagation
- Reproductive part of a plant
- Example of a plant that reproduces through stem cutting
- Reproduces by forming tiny spores
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- An example of plant that reproduces through buds on leaves
- Method of asexual reproduction in alga
- Scars present on potato that contain bud in it
9 Clues: Reproductive part of a plant • Reproduces by forming tiny spores • Method of asexual reproduction in alga • Scars present on potato that contain bud in it • Has buds on its roots for vegetative propagation • Small bulb like projection coming out of yeast cell • Example of a plant that reproduces through stem cutting • ...
Chapter 5 2022-04-04
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- a B vitamin that reduces the risk of neural tube defects in children
- vitamins B and C
- Substances that prevent damage to cells from highly reactive, unstable molecules called “free radicals.”
- Science devoted to the study of dietary needs for food and the effects of food on organisms.
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- chemical compounds produced by plants, generally to help them resist fungi, bacteria and plant virus infections
- Nutrients required in very small amounts: vitamins and minerals
- vitamins A, D, E, and K
- Nutrients required in the greatest amounts: water, carbohydrates, proteins, and fats
- this vitamin is essential for health and assets with better absorption of calcium, formation and maintenance of strong bones, and enhanced immunity
- foods that meet strict criteria set by the USDA
10 Clues: vitamins B and C • vitamins A, D, E, and K • foods that meet strict criteria set by the USDA • Nutrients required in very small amounts: vitamins and minerals • a B vitamin that reduces the risk of neural tube defects in children • Nutrients required in the greatest amounts: water, carbohydrates, proteins, and fats • ...
Rosie Henri Mcgwire 2013-12-12
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- An important sugar that is found in a living organism and provides energy.
- The process in which plants convert sunlight to energy.
- The process where certain organisms obtain energy from organic molecules. (2 words)
- The second phase of photosynthesis. (2 words)
- The first phase of photosynthesis. (2 words)
- An organism that is able to form nutritional, organic substances from inorganic substances.
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- Providing or obtaining a food necessary for health and growth.
- The pores in the skin of a plant that allow gasses in and out.
- Couples electrons with an electron donor and electron acceptor with the transfer of H+ Ions (3 words)
- Class of organic compounds that are fatty acids or they're derivatives.
- The strength or mentality required for physical or mental activity.
- The sequence of reactions where living cells generate energy during the process of cellular respiration. (2 words)
12 Clues: The first phase of photosynthesis. (2 words) • The second phase of photosynthesis. (2 words) • The process in which plants convert sunlight to energy. • Providing or obtaining a food necessary for health and growth. • The pores in the skin of a plant that allow gasses in and out. • The strength or mentality required for physical or mental activity. • ...
GI Emergencies 2016-03-26
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- ___ followed by vomiting
- Count sponges & ___ pads before closure in surgery
- Main GI emergency that requires surgery intervention
- Type of antibiotics that should be administered
- Pure mu agonist
- Complete history includes current ____
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- First type of nutrition offered within 12-24 hours after admission
- Nasogastric tubes can deliver ____
- Flat jugular consistent with ____
- First aid includes offering ____ solution
10 Clues: Pure mu agonist • ___ followed by vomiting • Flat jugular consistent with ____ • Nasogastric tubes can deliver ____ • Complete history includes current ____ • First aid includes offering ____ solution • Type of antibiotics that should be administered • Count sponges & ___ pads before closure in surgery • Main GI emergency that requires surgery intervention • ...
Acute Severe Eating And Chronic Disorders In Children 2026-02-26
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- - Low blood sugar level
- - Process of obtaining and using food
- - Desire to eat
- - Nutritional rehabilitation process
- - Low hemoglobin level
- - Frequent loose stools causing fluid loss
- - Severe calorie deficiency causing extreme wasting
- - Loss of body fluids
- - Vitamins and minerals needed in small amounts
- - Loss of appetite
- - Process of converting food into energy
- - Poor physical development in children
- - Swelling due to fluid accumulation
- - Loss of body weight and muscle mass
- - Excessive food intake
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- - Protein deficiency with edema
- - Severe weight loss with muscle wasting
- - Treatment process
- - Body mass index indicator
- - Essential nutrient for growth and repair
- - Eating disorder with binge and purge behavior
- - Low weight for age
- - Minerals important for fluid balance
- - Emotional and social factors affecting nutrition
- - Chronic malnutrition causing short stature
- - Excess body fat accumulation
- - Deficiency of nutrients affecting growth and health
- - Forceful expulsion of stomach contents
- - Units of energy obtained from food
- - Severe prolonged lack of food
30 Clues: - Desire to eat • - Loss of appetite • - Treatment process • - Low weight for age • - Loss of body fluids • - Low hemoglobin level • - Low blood sugar level • - Excessive food intake • - Body mass index indicator • - Excess body fat accumulation • - Protein deficiency with edema • - Severe prolonged lack of food • - Nutritional rehabilitation process • ...
Gardening 2025-02-18
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- Powdery substance from flowers that helps with plant reproduction.
- An underground storage organ for plants like tulips and daffodils.
- A small hand tool used for digging.
- What a seed does when it starts to grow.
- Essential for photosynthesis in plants.
- The process of a seed starting to grow.
- Removing unwanted plants from a garden.
- A substance that helps plants grow by providing nutrients.
- The uppermost layer of soil where plants grow best.
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- An insect or animal that helps transfer pollen between flowers.
- The act of providing moisture to plants.
- A protective layer placed on top of soil to retain moisture.
- A glass or plastic structure used to grow plants in controlled conditions.
- A flower in full bloom.
- A type of plant that comes back year after year.
- To trim or cut back plants for better growth.
- Decomposed organic matter used to enrich soil.
- The process of supplying water to plants artificially.
- A framework used to support climbing plants.
- A young plant just starting to grow.
20 Clues: A flower in full bloom. • A small hand tool used for digging. • A young plant just starting to grow. • Essential for photosynthesis in plants. • The process of a seed starting to grow. • Removing unwanted plants from a garden. • The act of providing moisture to plants. • What a seed does when it starts to grow. • A framework used to support climbing plants. • ...
SCIENCE 2023-08-13
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- ...make their own food
- ...is a life process by which living things can have young
- ...is a life process by which living things go from one place to another
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- ...things are things that are alive
- ...is a life process by which living things become bigger
- ...is a life process by which living things take in and use food
6 Clues: ...make their own food • ...things are things that are alive • ...is a life process by which living things become bigger • ...is a life process by which living things can have young • ...is a life process by which living things take in and use food • ...is a life process by which living things go from one place to another
Settlement terms 2019-11-10
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- living in a city
- a thickly populated, run-down part of a city, inhabited by poor people
- a number of things of the same kind growing or held together
- a store in which many kinds of goods are offered for sale
- a large urbanized area which cities tightly interconnected
- self governing region consisting of one or several settlements
- lack of proper nutrition; inadequate or unbalanced nutrition
- overcrowding;, clogging
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- an aggregation of cities that are mutually interconnected
- living in the country
- an aggregation of a city & surrounding settlements
- the separation of an ethnic group from the dominant majority
- grouping of settlements with population not larger than 2000-3000 inhabitants
- a settlement with small number of inhabitants less than 2000
- a division of some other people
15 Clues: living in a city • living in the country • overcrowding;, clogging • a division of some other people • an aggregation of a city & surrounding settlements • an aggregation of cities that are mutually interconnected • a store in which many kinds of goods are offered for sale • a large urbanized area which cities tightly interconnected • ...
Personal Health 2024-02-05
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- covered or marked with an unclean substance
- weakened body abilities and feeling unwell
- causing or providing a good result from maintaining rest
- arrange into a structured order
- the condition in which things are happening or being done
- the state of something with regard to its appearance, quality, or working order
- the capacity for doing work
- keep away from or stop oneself from doing something
- free from any dirty marks, pollution, bacteria, etc
- a state of complete physical, mental, and social wellbeing, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity
- microscopic organism that can infect hosts, like humans, plants or animals
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- food that has low nutritional value
- a situation involving exposure to danger
- displaying kindness and concern for others
- keep something from happening or arising
- The ability to consciously take care of one’s own health
- a disorder of structure or function in a human, animal, or plant, especially one that has a known cause and a distinctive group of symptoms, signs, or anatomical changes.
- to keep in existence or continuance
- a method in which the food is consumed by the organisms and utilizing the nutrients from the food
- a state of worry or mental tension caused by a difficult situation
20 Clues: the capacity for doing work • arrange into a structured order • food that has low nutritional value • to keep in existence or continuance • a situation involving exposure to danger • keep something from happening or arising • weakened body abilities and feeling unwell • displaying kindness and concern for others • covered or marked with an unclean substance • ...
Biology - Transport in Plants 2020-06-14
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- The sieve plate is described as ________ as it allows substances to pass through its pores.
- This process makes glucose in plants.
- A lack of this mineral results in reddish-purple discolouration.
- This factor affects the transpiration as high levels can cause the air to become saturated with water vapour.
- These group of plants live in wet, freshwater environments like ponds, lakes and rivers.
- This process breaks glucose in plants.
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- The ability of water molecules to stick together.
- The evaporation of water from a plant.
- These plants live in areas that lack water.
- The movement of water into the root hair cells.
- Special, one-way pipes that transport water and minerals up the plant.
- Bidirectional tubes that allow water and food to move through the plant.
- This hard, woody substance is produced by a plant upon maturity of specialized xylem cells.
13 Clues: This process makes glucose in plants. • The evaporation of water from a plant. • This process breaks glucose in plants. • These plants live in areas that lack water. • The movement of water into the root hair cells. • The ability of water molecules to stick together. • A lack of this mineral results in reddish-purple discolouration. • ...
Asexual reproduction in plants 2013-05-30
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- Plant that reproduces through runners
- Swollen stems in the soil containing food
- Making new plants from cutt of buds
- Plant that reproduces through rhizomes
- Food substance used for cut off buds to grow
- Reproduction involving eggs and sperms
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- Asexual reproduction in onions, daffodils
- A bud cut off a plant for tissue culture
- Underground stems from which new plants grow
- Reproduction of plants by plant growers
- The buds that you find on potatoes
- Stems from which new plants can develop
- Growing a new plant out of a piece of the stem
13 Clues: The buds that you find on potatoes • Making new plants from cutt of buds • Plant that reproduces through runners • Plant that reproduces through rhizomes • Reproduction involving eggs and sperms • Reproduction of plants by plant growers • Stems from which new plants can develop • A bud cut off a plant for tissue culture • Asexual reproduction in onions, daffodils • ...
5.Adaptation In Plants 2025-07-31
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- → I grow in coastal areas and have a tall, flexible stem.
- → I am a feature that helps plants survive in their surroundings.
- → I stay completely underwater and have narrow leaves.
- → My stem is light and soft, and I help clean water surfaces.
- → I grow in soil but don’t have chlorophyll.
- → I am a non-green plant found on decaying matter.
- → I grow in water but float freely.
- → I trap and eat insects to get nitrogen.
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- → I have light and spongy stems to help me float.
- → I am the type of plant that grows on land.
- → I grow on mountains and have needle-like leaves.
- → I store water in my thick stem and have spines instead of leaves.
- → I am the opposite of aquatic.
- → I grow in marshy soil and have breathing roots.
- → My roots fix me to the bottom of a pond. My leaves float.
15 Clues: → I am the opposite of aquatic. • → I grow in water but float freely. • → I trap and eat insects to get nitrogen. • → I am the type of plant that grows on land. • → I grow in soil but don’t have chlorophyll. • → I have light and spongy stems to help me float. • → I grow in marshy soil and have breathing roots. • → I grow on mountains and have needle-like leaves. • ...
Unit 5 2014-12-30
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- Protein that serves as the food supply for a seed
- Combining two different plants by lining up the cambiu and having them grow as one
- Reproducing plants with seeds
- Piece of plant that is removed from paret plant to grow a new plant
- To increase the number of plants
- Making new plants by physically cutting apart plants into two smaller plants
- Reducing water frequency, fertilizer amounts and humidity to greenhouse plants to ready them for sell
- The bottom portion of a graft
- Aseptic conditions
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- Plant frrom which cuttings are removed
- The process when a seed begins to grow
- Making new plants by physically pulling apart plants into two smaller plants
- Reproducing plants with cuttings
- Small plants that are grown in a plug tray and transplanted in larger containers
- The process of mobing aplant to a larger container
- Living entity that serves as a bridge between gen. of a plant
- The first seed leaves of a plant
- The top portion in a graft
18 Clues: Aseptic conditions • The top portion in a graft • Reproducing plants with seeds • The bottom portion of a graft • Reproducing plants with cuttings • To increase the number of plants • The first seed leaves of a plant • Plant frrom which cuttings are removed • The process when a seed begins to grow • Protein that serves as the food supply for a seed • ...
nutrition in animlals 2016-05-17
9 Clues: are • plants • in leaves • pores in leaves • that are like pipes • obtained by two process • that contain chlorophyll • green plants and animals • of growing plants without soil
nutrition in animlals 2016-05-17
9 Clues: are • plants • in leaves • pores in leaves • that are like pipes • obtained by two process • that contain chlorophyll • green plants and animals • of growing plants without soil
Nutrition in animals 2025-02-09
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- Nutrient required for building bones and teeth
- Digestive system process involving the breakdown of food
- This organ helps in absorption of water
- Organ that starts digestion in the human body
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- The type of animals that eat only plants
- The type of teeth used to cut food in carnivores Digestion
- Nutrient needed for growth and repair of tissues
- Organ where bile is produced
- Nutrient needed for energy
9 Clues: Nutrient needed for energy • Organ where bile is produced • This organ helps in absorption of water • The type of animals that eat only plants • Organ that starts digestion in the human body • Nutrient required for building bones and teeth • Nutrient needed for growth and repair of tissues • Digestive system process involving the breakdown of food • ...
Carbohydrates 2020-03-16
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- A hormone secreted by the pancreas to regulate blood glucose level.
- A chemical produced in the body and released into the bloodstream to regulate specific body processes.
- A carbohydrate made up of two sugar units. Sucrose, lactose, and maltose are examples of these.
- An inability to digest lactose, the main carbohydrate in milk, due to a lack of the digestive enzyme lactase.
- The body's storage form of glucose.
- A monosaccharide or disaccharide.
- A carbohydrate made up of single sugar units. Examples of this include glucose, fructose, and galactose.
- The feeling of fullness a person has after eating food.
- A food to which ingredients have been added, such as fiber, to provide benefits beyond basic nutrition.
- A carbohydrate sweetener that is seperated from its natural source for use as a food additive.
- One of the six classes of nutrients that include sugars, starches, and fibers. The body's main source of energy,
- tooth decay.
- The sum of dietary and functional fibers.
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- A monosaccharide that circulates in the bloodstream and serves as the body's source of energy.
- The isolated, nondigestible carbohydrates that have beneficial effects in human health.
- A polysaccharide. Starch and fiber are examples of these.
- A carbohydrate made up of many sugar units that are linked in straight or branched chains.
- A low blood glucose level.
- A lack of or an inability to use the hormone insulin, which results in a buildup of glucose in the bloodstream.
- A measure of the speed at which various carbohydrates are digested into glucose, absorbed, and enter the bloodstream.
- A concentrated source of a nutrient, usually in pill, liquid, or powder form.
- The nondigestible carbohydrates and lignins that make up the tough, fibrous cell walls of plants.
- A collective term used to refer to all the monosaccharides and disacchardies.
- A polysaccharide that is the storage form of energy in plants.
24 Clues: tooth decay. • A low blood glucose level. • A monosaccharide or disaccharide. • The body's storage form of glucose. • The sum of dietary and functional fibers. • The feeling of fullness a person has after eating food. • A polysaccharide. Starch and fiber are examples of these. • A polysaccharide that is the storage form of energy in plants. • ...
Science Crossword Puzzle 2024-05-28
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- removal of waste products from the body so it doesn't become toxic, causing death
- a jelly-like substance that holds all components of the cell, i.e. organelles.
- the ability of an organism to react to changes in the environment, e.g. too much/too little sunlight or sound or heat
- the smallest, indivisible unit of living things
- present in both animal (temporary) and plant cell (permanent) with the same function of storing water
- the ability of an organism to obtain the food necessary to sustain life, i.e. to survive, to maintain health
- the ‘powerhouse’ of the cell, meaning that it is where energy is produced
- organisms made up of one cell, e.g. yeast, bacteria
- the smallest, indivisible unit of non-living things
- provides structural support of a plant cell, maintaining its rectangular shape, helps to withstand very large water storage, preventing bursting
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- contains a green pigment. It is not found in animal cells, which is why plants are green and humans/animals are not
- organisms made up of millions of cells, e.g. humans, animals, plants
- a special structure that has a specific function, found within a cell
- to get bigger in size, to reach maturity in order to be able to do things independently
- the ‘brain’ of the cell, it controls all cellular processes by giving instructions to the organelles (control center)
- the ability to produce energy in order to perform all body functions
- a protecting barrier, separating inside contents of the cell from the outside
- the process by which organisms make more of themselves or produce offsprings for future generation and to prevent extinction
- stores glucose in this form in a grain present in the plant cell
- the ability of an organism to change position/place for two reasons: to obtain food & for safety
20 Clues: the smallest, indivisible unit of living things • organisms made up of one cell, e.g. yeast, bacteria • the smallest, indivisible unit of non-living things • stores glucose in this form in a grain present in the plant cell • organisms made up of millions of cells, e.g. humans, animals, plants • the ability to produce energy in order to perform all body functions • ...
Health and Fitness 2022-12-20
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- any nutritious substance that people or animals eat or drink or that plants absorb in order to maintain life and growth.
- the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
- the quality or state of being physically strong
- a device or drug serving to prevent pregnancy.
- beer, wine, vodka
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- a session of vigorous physical exercise or training
- a substance taken for its narcotic or stimulant effects, typically illegally.
- the state of being free from illness or injury
- a state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or very demanding circumstances
9 Clues: beer, wine, vodka • the state of being free from illness or injury • a device or drug serving to prevent pregnancy. • the quality or state of being physically strong • a session of vigorous physical exercise or training • a substance taken for its narcotic or stimulant effects, typically illegally. • ...
Nutrition Quiz Review 2020-10-20
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- elements need in small quantitates for forming healthy bones and teeth.
- the body's physical need for food
- vitamins that are stored in the body's fat until you need them A,D,E,and K
- substance that help your body fight infections and use other nutrients
- substances in food that your body needs
- the sugars and the starches that occur naturally in foods (mainly plants)
- helps digest food, regulate body temperature, removes toxins, waste and cushions joints.
- nutrient that promotes healthy skin, keeps your body warm and makes up 60% of your brain.
- vitamins that dissolve in water, your body cannot store them B&C
- nutrients your body uses to build, repair, and maintain cells and tissues.
- the parts of fruits, vegetables, grains and beans that your body cannot digest.
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- the study of nutrients and how the body uses them
- a unit of heat that measures the energy available in food.
- a fatlike substance in food and a fatty substance in blood.
- fats that are solid at room temperature
- a stimulant found in coffee, tea, colas, and chocolate.
- a liquid fat turned into a solid fat by adding hydrogen
- fats that remain liquid at room temperature.
- a nutrient that helps control the amount of fluid in your body.
- the psychological desire for food
20 Clues: the body's physical need for food • the psychological desire for food • fats that are solid at room temperature • substances in food that your body needs • fats that remain liquid at room temperature. • the study of nutrients and how the body uses them • a stimulant found in coffee, tea, colas, and chocolate. • a liquid fat turned into a solid fat by adding hydrogen • ...
Plants In Action 2013-12-01
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- - the first stage of the plant
- - germination goes after the seed stage
- - holds the plant up
- - the soil gives the plant nutrients
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- - photosynthesis takes place in organelles chrloroplast
- - the water soaks in the soil to give the plant nutrients
- - the stigma is near the style
- - without the leafs the plant will not grow food
- dioxide - the plant breaths out carbon dioxide
9 Clues: - holds the plant up • - the first stage of the plant • - the stigma is near the style • - the soil gives the plant nutrients • - germination goes after the seed stage • dioxide - the plant breaths out carbon dioxide • - without the leafs the plant will not grow food • - photosynthesis takes place in organelles chrloroplast • ...
nutrients in plants 2016-04-20
9 Clues: saphrophytes • green plants are • tiny pores on a leaf • bacteria soil contains • needed for photosynthesis • example of symbiosis plant • green pigment present in plant • non living components of the environment • helps to maintain the balance between oxygen and carbondioxide
Reproduction in Plants 2021-06-13
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- Colourful, to attract insects
- The transfer of pollen grain from an anther to a stigma
- Two types of pollination; self pollination and _________ pollination
- Contain male gametes
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- To support anther
- To protect the inner part of a flower
- Contain ovules
- Female gamete of a flowering plant
- Recieves pollen grains
9 Clues: Contain ovules • To support anther • Contain male gametes • Recieves pollen grains • Colourful, to attract insects • Female gamete of a flowering plant • To protect the inner part of a flower • The transfer of pollen grain from an anther to a stigma • Two types of pollination; self pollination and _________ pollination
transport in plants 2019-10-28
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- other word for xerophytic plants
- contains pores for gas exchange
- modified form of parenchyma with extra cellulose
- to measure the rate which water is taken by plant
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- phloem that contains unique like structures
- pathway water moves from cell to cell by plasmodesmata
- the loss of water vapour from a plant to its environment
- used as a packing tissue
- are involved with the water transport
9 Clues: used as a packing tissue • contains pores for gas exchange • other word for xerophytic plants • are involved with the water transport • phloem that contains unique like structures • modified form of parenchyma with extra cellulose • to measure the rate which water is taken by plant • pathway water moves from cell to cell by plasmodesmata • ...
Nutrion In Plants 2019-07-14
9 Clues: Parasite • Tiny pores in the leaves • Green pigments in plants • Dead and Decaying matter • Food Factories of Plants • Plant Insectivorous plant • Green Plants that make their own food • di oxide Gas released during photosynthesis • Plants make their own food with this process
Reproduction in Plants 2023-08-16
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- One of the thin, flat, usually green parts of a plant or tree
- Female Reproductive Organs
- The process by which new individuals are produced by their parents.
- Part of plant that grows roots.
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- Transfer of pollen grains to the stigma of a flower.
- Female Reproductive Organ.
- The cell resulting from the fusion of male cell and female egg cells.
- Part of a plant that grows under the ground.
- A small outgrowth that appears on the organisms.
- Female Reproductive Organs
10 Clues: Female Reproductive Organ. • Female Reproductive Organs • Female Reproductive Organs • Part of plant that grows roots. • Part of a plant that grows under the ground. • A small outgrowth that appears on the organisms. • Transfer of pollen grains to the stigma of a flower. • One of the thin, flat, usually green parts of a plant or tree • ...
Transport in plants 2025-06-03
9 Clues: xylem and phloem • Unicellular organisms • movement of particles • Water conducting tissue • Food conducting tissues • helps in storage in xylem • Simple multicellular plants • Non living elongated cell of xylem • provide mechanical support in xylem
nutrition in animals 2016-05-22
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- vacuole pseudopodia forms a small cavity
- bladder liver secrets bile juice that is produced here
- chewing of food and mixing them with saliva
- butterfly sucks nectar using it
- the stiff hair like substance in paramecium that allows ingestion.
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- the process of breaking down of food by the body
- teeth used for tearing flesh
- the white hard substance that covers the teeth
- the partially digested food that returns back into their mouth
9 Clues: teeth used for tearing flesh • butterfly sucks nectar using it • vacuole pseudopodia forms a small cavity • chewing of food and mixing them with saliva • the white hard substance that covers the teeth • the process of breaking down of food by the body • bladder liver secrets bile juice that is produced here • ...
Nutrition In Animals 2016-05-23
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- white substance that covers your teeth
- has stiff hair-like structures called cilia all over its body
- chewing food to break it into small pieces
- saliva is produced here
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- other name for food pipe
- false feet of ameoba
- plant-eating animals that digest their food in two steps
- small projections in the inner walls of the small intestine that help in absorption of digested food
- the process of elimination of undigested solid parts of the food
9 Clues: false feet of ameoba • saliva is produced here • other name for food pipe • white substance that covers your teeth • chewing food to break it into small pieces • plant-eating animals that digest their food in two steps • has stiff hair-like structures called cilia all over its body • the process of elimination of undigested solid parts of the food • ...
nutrition in animlals 2016-05-17
9 Clues: are • plants • in leaves • pores in leaves • that are like pipes • obtained by two process • that contain chlorophyll • green plants and animals • of growing plants without soil
Nutrition in Athletes 2021-09-29
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- most common type of poultry and a good protein option for 1-4 hours before working out
- the stored form of glucose
- healthy protein that swims
- should consume this every 15-20 min during exercise
- a sweet food that is product of a tree or plant and is good to consume before and after exercise
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- important to repair muscles that are damaged during exercise
- provide energy
- a grain you might eat in the morning
- carbs and ___ are important to consume after a workout
- a slight decrease in this can cause decrease in athletic performance
10 Clues: provide energy • the stored form of glucose • healthy protein that swims • a grain you might eat in the morning • should consume this every 15-20 min during exercise • carbs and ___ are important to consume after a workout • important to repair muscles that are damaged during exercise • a slight decrease in this can cause decrease in athletic performance • ...
puzzle2 2021-11-11
Zelene 4.01 Crossword Creation 2023-04-17
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- Occurs in stems, a Process in which plants lose water
- Plants are categorized by this
- Product
- Food and nutrients move within the plant
- Response of plants to different amounts of light
- Food and manufacturing process in green plants
- 7 Charlotte zone
- Process which allows minerals and water to enter the plant through cell walls
- The 2 main methods of this are Sexual and Asexual
- Transpiration occurs here
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- Way in which plants take in water and air
- This will vary on the types of plants either too high or low will have different effects
- Carbon dioxide+ Water+ Light energy
- By-Product
- Zones 6-8
- Plant grows very little
- Water makes up 90% of plant tissue
- When a plant is able to produce flowers, seeds and fruits
- Plants' stems or roots consume oxygen and give off Carbon dioxide
- When a plant first starts to grow
20 Clues: Product • Zones 6-8 • By-Product • 7 Charlotte zone • Plant grows very little • Transpiration occurs here • Plants are categorized by this • When a plant first starts to grow • Water makes up 90% of plant tissue • Carbon dioxide+ Water+ Light energy • Food and nutrients move within the plant • Way in which plants take in water and air • Food and manufacturing process in green plants • ...
Medical terminology Nutrition 2021-02-08
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- Lipoprotein obtained from lean meats and is beneficial to the cardiovascular system
- Depleted from the body by many diuretics
- Popular food in the Italian culture
- A culture that utilizes avocado, mango and plantains
- COPD and chronic hear failure are these types of risk affecting nutrition in older adults
- Needed for tissue repair and healing
- Essential for blood clotting
- pH 7.32
- Type of protein that comes from plant foods
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- Disorder of nutrition resulting from unbalanced, insufficient or excessive diet
- People with this should limit salt intake and read food labels carefully
- Mineral normally retained in the bone
- Type of acidosis with pH 7.30 CO2 50 and HCO3 of 25
- low iron levels
- Type of protein that comes from red meats, poultry, fish, eggs and dairy products
- Organ that excretes metabolic acids from the body
16 Clues: pH 7.32 • low iron levels • Essential for blood clotting • Popular food in the Italian culture • Needed for tissue repair and healing • Mineral normally retained in the bone • Depleted from the body by many diuretics • Type of protein that comes from plant foods • Organ that excretes metabolic acids from the body • Type of acidosis with pH 7.30 CO2 50 and HCO3 of 25 • ...
Carbohydrates 2020-03-16
Across
- A hormone secreted by the pancreas to regulate blood glucose level.
- A chemical produced in the body and released into the bloodstream to regulate specific body processes.
- A carbohydrate made up of two sugar units. Sucrose, lactose, and maltose are examples of these.
- An inability to digest lactose, the main carbohydrate in milk, due to a lack of the digestive enzyme lactase.
- The body's storage form of glucose.
- A monosaccharide or disaccharide.
- A carbohydrate made up of single sugar units. Examples of this include glucose, fructose, and galactose.
- The feeling of fullness a person has after eating food.
- A food to which ingredients have been added, such as fiber, to provide benefits beyond basic nutrition.
- A carbohydrate sweetener that is seperated from its natural source for use as a food additive.
- One of the six classes of nutrients that include sugars, starches, and fibers. The body's main source of energy,
- tooth decay.
- The sum of dietary and functional fibers.
Down
- A monosaccharide that circulates in the bloodstream and serves as the body's source of energy.
- The isolated, nondigestible carbohydrates that have beneficial effects in human health.
- A polysaccharide. Starch and fiber are examples of these.
- A carbohydrate made up of many sugar units that are linked in straight or branched chains.
- A low blood glucose level.
- A lack of or an inability to use the hormone insulin, which results in a buildup of glucose in the bloodstream.
- A measure of the speed at which various carbohydrates are digested into glucose, absorbed, and enter the bloodstream.
- A concentrated source of a nutrient, usually in pill, liquid, or powder form.
- The nondigestible carbohydrates and lignins that make up the tough, fibrous cell walls of plants.
- A collective term used to refer to all the monosaccharides and disacchardies.
- A polysaccharide that is the storage form of energy in plants.
24 Clues: tooth decay. • A low blood glucose level. • A monosaccharide or disaccharide. • The body's storage form of glucose. • The sum of dietary and functional fibers. • The feeling of fullness a person has after eating food. • A polysaccharide. Starch and fiber are examples of these. • A polysaccharide that is the storage form of energy in plants. • ...
Crossword-Carrer Education 2018-03-20
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- A type of Vitamin, always come from the liver of animals and whole grains and use for strength
- Solid/liquid thing from animals/plants, part of what we eat, provide heat and keep us warm
- Fats that ome from beef, lamb, pork, dairy products, coconut oil and palm oil
- The chemical substance( such as iron or zinc)that was contained in foods
- The process of turning the food into energy
- It is a trace element needed by the human body and most erist in the blood
- The process of giving the food necessary for health
- A type of Vitamin usually be found in the liver of mammals and fish, and in some vegetables
- A booklet providing information on how to eat properly to Canadians
- Can be found in milk and other dairy products, good for our bones
- A kind of thing we need to gain from foods every day, have many different types
- We can find it in solt, can keep the balance of acid and alkali
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- Including water and every liquid things
- The worst fat, mostly coming from fried food and fast food
- A natural, essential thing found in meat, eggs, fish, etc.
- The amount of food that's enough for a person per day
- Food that contains water and carbon
- Energy that exist in food, we need that to do daily exercise
- Different types of food that has similanty in nutrition
- A type of Vitamin, always come from fruits, it can resist oxidation and achieve whitening effect
- The kind of fat that comes from plant and are good for our health
- Things that we need to do daily exercise
- A part of plants/seeds that your body cannot digest
- A type of Vitamin and can prevent rickets
24 Clues: Food that contains water and carbon • Including water and every liquid things • Things that we need to do daily exercise • A type of Vitamin and can prevent rickets • The process of turning the food into energy • The process of giving the food necessary for health • A part of plants/seeds that your body cannot digest • ...
Mapeh 2024-10-06
20 Clues: live • text • feet • beat • source • stress • product • physical • activity • outdated • movement • Filipino • composer • pressure • distorted • unblended • lifestyle • treatments • participate • craftsmanship
MAPEH 2024-10-06
20 Clues: live • feet • beat • text • source • stress • product • outdated • composer • physical • pressure • movement • Filipino • activity • lifestyle • unblended • distorted • treatments • participate • craftsmanship
MAPEH 2024-10-06
20 Clues: live • feet • beat • text • source • stress • product • outdated • composer • physical • pressure • movement • Filipino • activity • lifestyle • unblended • distorted • treatments • participate • craftsmanship
Spelling Bee - Part #2 2026-04-13
20 Clues: Qtliu • muMues • eanagM • moeryM • sesPocr • ziHonor • ogdmnKi • niPatte • ieReurq • esverOb • ieaImtt • ryomanH • esgPsaa • eliMnra • icaRtnoe • oNruiintt • osrutlianJ • yaboroLart • tIutsniiotn • argtiOinzaon
Spanish Final 2026-06-09
20 Clues: Nunca • Comida • Laptop • Aveces • Acesso • Pobreza • Mejorar • Refugio • Vivienda • Peligroso • Nutricion • Eficiencia • Privacidad • Electricidad • Conservacion • Consequencia • Politicamente • Contaminacion • Economicamente • Being Bienestar
Interrelated Concepts 2022-03-27
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- Specific foods are person may eat can be affected by many things, including age, ethnicity, and spiritual practices.
- Proper nutrition, including adequate protein and albumin, are required if this is impaired.
- Open and honest dialogue is often needed to address nutritional concerns
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- nutritional needs change throughout a person’s life; impairments in this may lead to issues with nutritional intake.
- These must be balanced to have proper nutrition; nutritional intake may need to be adjusted if an imbalance is present.
- This is necessary to correct nutrition impairment and ensuring the patient remains compliant.
- Poor nutrition can slow down the body’s processes, causing fatigue; some disorders from this concept require special diets
- Can be impaired with lack of adequate nutrition, leading to slower thought process and slower speech; an impairments with this concept can lead to inadequate or excessive nutrition intake
8 Clues: Open and honest dialogue is often needed to address nutritional concerns • Proper nutrition, including adequate protein and albumin, are required if this is impaired. • This is necessary to correct nutrition impairment and ensuring the patient remains compliant. • ...
Canada's Food Guide -- Healthy Eating 2014-04-02
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- _____ meats are a better choice
- Select lower _____ milk alternatives
- A guide for proper nutrition
- Canada's Food Guide has how many food groups
- A vegetable good for eyesight and high in keratin
- _____ grains are the best choice of grains
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- You should always read the ______ facts
- ______ is the most important meal to the day
- Pregnant and breast feeding woman should take _____ _____
- limit food that is high in fat, sugar, salt, and _____
- This number of eggs is equivalent to 1 serving
- The healthiest thing to drink to quench your thirst is ______
12 Clues: A guide for proper nutrition • _____ meats are a better choice • Select lower _____ milk alternatives • You should always read the ______ facts • _____ grains are the best choice of grains • ______ is the most important meal to the day • Canada's Food Guide has how many food groups • This number of eggs is equivalent to 1 serving • ...
Stayin alive 2020-09-22
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- an optical instrument used to magnify objects
- the ability to sense or detect changes in the environment
- used to define the characteristics of living things
- the process that make of the same organism
- the smallest functional unit in an organism
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- an organism changing place or position
- a chemical reaction that breaks down nutrient molecules in living cells to release energy
- receiving nutrition
- the body getting rid of waste products
- an increase in size
10 Clues: receiving nutrition • an increase in size • an organism changing place or position • the body getting rid of waste products • the process that make of the same organism • the smallest functional unit in an organism • an optical instrument used to magnify objects • used to define the characteristics of living things • ...
All about Sports Nutrition 2023-06-25
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- Drink ____ cup 2-3 hrs before
- Urine colour when you are hydrated well
- Required after training
- Muscle tend to do this when dehydrated
- I won't get enough protein if I'm ___
- A part of the athletes puzzle
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- You should prioritize fat and muscle mass over me
- Go-to carbohydrate source
- You get ___ if you consume coloured fruits and vegetables
- Every athlete wants it as a part of their nutrition plan
- Required to prevent cramps
- Indian diet is mainly composed of ___
- Protein + ___ training will help in increasing muscle mass
13 Clues: Required after training • Go-to carbohydrate source • Required to prevent cramps • Drink ____ cup 2-3 hrs before • A part of the athletes puzzle • Indian diet is mainly composed of ___ • I won't get enough protein if I'm ___ • Muscle tend to do this when dehydrated • Urine colour when you are hydrated well • You should prioritize fat and muscle mass over me • ...
Plants Vocabulary 2015-11-11
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- The most common example of nonvascular plant in Virginia.
- Plants are __ because they have membrane bound organelles.
- Plants make __ gas.
- Plants are __ because they make their own food.
- Plants use __ gas and turn the C in it into sugar.
- Flowers turn into __ with seeds in them.
- Plants are __ because they have many different cells.
- When a seed begins to grow, it will __.
- The green bottom of a flower.
- Vascular plants that grow seeds in cones.
- The green chemical that that is used for photosynthesis.
- The part of the flower that holds eggs.
- Plants have a __ to store water and sometimes sugar in.
- The part of the stamen that holds up the anther.
- The part of the stamen that makes pollen.
- The most common example of gymnosperm in our area.
- The organelle in the center of the cell that all eukaryotes have.
- Angiosperms that make two cotyledons.
- Angiosperms reproduce using these.
- Plants that reproduce with flowers.
- The female part of a flower.
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- Vascular plants that reproduce with spores.
- The part of the seed that is the actual baby plant.
- The part of the seed that protects the insides.
- The part of the pistil that takes in pollen.
- Gymnosperms produce seeds in __.
- The tube part of the pistil in a flower.
- Plants are __ because they make their own food.
- Plants have a __ that protects and filters their cells.
- The entire male piece of a flower.
- The organelle that holds chlorophyll.
- Plants with tubes in them to carry water.
- The part of the seed that is stored food.
- Angiosperms that only make one cotyledon.
- The part of the flower used to attract pollinators.
- Ferns and mosses reproduce with __ instead of seeds.
- The male cells from the plant.
- The part of the plant that absorbs water and holds the plants in place.
- A fertilized plant egg.
- The growth towards the light.
- The growth to or away from gravity.
- Plants without tubes in them to carry water.
42 Clues: Plants make __ gas. • A fertilized plant egg. • The female part of a flower. • The green bottom of a flower. • The growth towards the light. • The male cells from the plant. • Gymnosperms produce seeds in __. • The entire male piece of a flower. • Angiosperms reproduce using these. • The growth to or away from gravity. • Plants that reproduce with flowers. • ...
Plant Propagation 2024-12-10
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- Using a root piece to grow a new plant.
- Plant pieces used in tissue culture.
- Gradually adapting plants to outdoor conditions.
- A young plant grown from a seed.
- Scratching seed coats to help germination.
- The percentage of seeds that sprout. Plant Crown: The part of the plant where roots and stems meet.
- Dividing plant parts to grow new plants.
- Altering a plant's DNA.
- Planting seeds directly in the ground.
- Growing plants from tiny pieces in a lab.
- Bending a plant stem to the ground to grow roots.
- An exact genetic copy of a plant.
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- Joining two plants to grow as one.
- Tissue The tissue formed from callus cells.
- Propagation Creating new plants without using seeds.
- Creating new plants from seeds or other parts.
- The top part of a graft.
- Using a stem piece to grow a new plant.
- Creating new plants using seeds.
- Using a leaf to grow a new plant
- A cutting that includes a leaf and a bud.
- A gel-like substance used to grow plants in a lab.
- Splitting a plant into parts to grow new plants.
- A small, young plant.
- Treating seeds to simulate winter conditions.
- A disease that kills seedlings.
- Growing plants from cells in a lab.
- Growing plants indoors before transplanting outside.
- The lower part of a grafted plant.
- A mass of cells that forms at a plant wound site.
30 Clues: A small, young plant. • Altering a plant's DNA. • The top part of a graft. • A disease that kills seedlings. • Creating new plants using seeds. • Using a leaf to grow a new plant • A young plant grown from a seed. • An exact genetic copy of a plant. • Joining two plants to grow as one. • The lower part of a grafted plant. • Growing plants from cells in a lab. • ...
Biology Topic 1 2024-07-03
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- - Loops of DNA found in the cytoplasm of prokaryotic cells.
- - Pathogenic protoctists that cause malaria.
- - Long filaments of a fungus that contain many nuclei.
- - Microorganisms that cause infectious disease.
- - The basic building block of all living organisms.
- - A type of cell found in plants and animals that contains a nucleus.
- (TV) - A widespread plant pathogen affecting many species of plants which produces a mosaic pattern on the leaves. It infects chloroplasts and limits plant growth.
- - A single-celled fungus.
- - A spherical, pathogenic bacterium that causes pneumonia.
- - An outer, structural layer that surrounds some cells. In plant cells, it is made of cellulose. In fungi, it is made of chitin.
- - A multicellular fungus that has a hyphal structure.
- - A partially permeable barrier that surrounds the cell.
- - A double-stranded polymer wound to form a double helix. It carries the genetic code.
- - An infection virus that causes influenza (the flu).
- - An organelle which is the site of photosynthesis.
- - Microscopic single-celled organisms.
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- - The mode of extracellular nutrition in which digestive enzymes are secreted onto the food outside the cell and the products of digestion are absorbed.
- - An endothermic reaction in which energy is transferred from the environment to the chloroplasts by light.
- - A collection of thread-like hyphae in a fungus.
- - A non-living organism that can only reproduce inside host cells. Viruses have no cells, but possess a protein coat containing nucleic acids (DNA or RNA).
- - A rod-shaped species of bacterium used to produce yoghurt from milk.
- - A type of cell found in bacteria that does not contain a nucleus.
- (HIV) - An infectious virus that weakens the immune system and can lead to AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).
- - A protoctist that has features similar to plant cells e.g. chloroplasts.
- - Protoctists that live in pond water and resemble animal cells.
25 Clues: - A single-celled fungus. • - Microscopic single-celled organisms. • - Pathogenic protoctists that cause malaria. • - Microorganisms that cause infectious disease. • - A collection of thread-like hyphae in a fungus. • - The basic building block of all living organisms. • - An organelle which is the site of photosynthesis. • ...
Nutrition In Animals 2016-05-23
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- white substance that covers your teeth
- has stiff hair-like structures called cilia all over its body
- chewing food to break it into small pieces
- saliva is produced here
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- other name for food pipe
- false feet of ameoba
- plant-eating animals that digest their food in two steps
- small projections in the inner walls of the small intestine that help in absorption of digested food
- the process of elimination of undigested solid parts of the food
9 Clues: false feet of ameoba • saliva is produced here • other name for food pipe • white substance that covers your teeth • chewing food to break it into small pieces • plant-eating animals that digest their food in two steps • has stiff hair-like structures called cilia all over its body • the process of elimination of undigested solid parts of the food • ...
nutrition in animals 2016-05-22
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- -the white that covers your teeth .
- -your front teeth .
- -the unicellular amoeba engulfs tiny particles of food by throwing its false feet.
- -these muscles gently push food down to your stomach in a wave like action.
- -is the taking in of food . it involves taking in the food through the mouth and eating it.
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- -these crush and grind the food.
- -these crush and grind the food.
- -chewing breaks down the food into small pieces and mixes it with saliva.
- -a simple multicellular animal.
- -the unicellular paramecium has stiff hair like structure called cilia
10 Clues: -your front teeth . • -a simple multicellular animal. • -these crush and grind the food. • -these crush and grind the food. • -the white that covers your teeth . • -the unicellular paramecium has stiff hair like structure called cilia • -chewing breaks down the food into small pieces and mixes it with saliva. • ...
TPN 2020-06-18
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- High blood glucose levels
- Infant horn with intestines outside
- Peripherally inserted Central catheters
- total parental nutrition
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- Inflammation of the wall of a vein
- Inflammation of the wall of a vein with associated thrombosis
- feeding Using the GIT or part of the GIT whenever possible
- Water soluble vitamin supplement for Adults
- Peripheral parental Nutrition
- Central peripheral Nutrition
10 Clues: total parental nutrition • High blood glucose levels • Central peripheral Nutrition • Peripheral parental Nutrition • Inflammation of the wall of a vein • Infant horn with intestines outside • Peripherally inserted Central catheters • Water soluble vitamin supplement for Adults • feeding Using the GIT or part of the GIT whenever possible • ...
Nutrition 2023-07-01
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- Breakdown of food substances into simpler forms that can be absorbed and used.
- Units of energy in food.
- A substance in foods that the body needs to regulate bodily functions, promote growth, repair body tissues, and obtain energy.
- These fats are liquid at room temperature.
- Starches and sugars found in foods which provide your body's main source of energy.
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- an interactive guide to healthful eating has been coupled recently with My Pyramid to further guide nutrition and exercise expectations for all Americans.
- A type of complex carbohydrate that is found in plants and is necessary for the proper functioning of the digestive system.
- A nutrient that the body needs in small amounts to function and stay healthy.
- Fats that are solid at room temperature.
- A serious reduction in the body's water content.
10 Clues: Units of energy in food. • Fats that are solid at room temperature. • These fats are liquid at room temperature. • A serious reduction in the body's water content. • A nutrient that the body needs in small amounts to function and stay healthy. • Breakdown of food substances into simpler forms that can be absorbed and used. • ...
Chapter 15- Food and Agriculture 2023-02-06
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- domesticated animals that are raised to be used on a farm or ranch to be sold for a profit
- the raising of aquatic plants and animals for human use or consumption
- the surface layer of the soil, which is usually richer in organic matter than the subsoil is
- a disorder of nutrition that results when a person does not consume enough of each of the nutrients that are needed by the human body
- the accumulation of salts in soil
- a mixture of decomposing organic matter, such as manure and rotting plants, that is used as fertilizer and soil conditioner
- farmland that can be used to grow crops
- the type and amount of food that a person eats
- a cud-chewing mammal that has a three or four chambered stomach; examples include sheep, goats and cattle
- the process in which the material's of Earth's surface are loosened, dissolved, or worn away and transported from one place to another
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- the amount of crops produced per unit area
- the use of certain organisms by humans to eliminate or control pests
- widespread malnutrition and starvation in an area due to a shortage of food, usually caused by a catastrophic event
- a poison used to destroy pests, such as insects, rodents or weeds
- catching or removing from a population more organisms than the population can replace
- describes organisms that have been bred and managed for human use
- the process by which human activities or climatic changes make arid or semiarid areas more desert-like
- a technology in which the genome of a living cell is modified for medical or industrial use
18 Clues: the accumulation of salts in soil • farmland that can be used to grow crops • the amount of crops produced per unit area • the type and amount of food that a person eats • a poison used to destroy pests, such as insects, rodents or weeds • describes organisms that have been bred and managed for human use • ...
African Helmeted Turtle Vocabulary 2021-09-19
6 Clues: The individual plates of a shell • The hard bottom part of the shell • An animal that eats both meat and plants • An animal that lives both on land and in the water • The hard upper part of the shell of a turtle or tortoise • The types of foods that an animal eats to give it proper nutrition
B1 Living Things 2026-06-22
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- Seven characteristics of life: Movement, Respiration, Sensitivity, Growth, Reproduction, Excretion, Nutrition.
- The basic building block of all living things.
- Proteins made by white blood cells that recognise and destroy specific pathogens.
- Controls the activities of the cell and contains genetic material.
- A living thing too small to see without a microscope.
- A large storage space in plant cells containing cell sap.
- Jelly-like substance inside cells where chemical reactions happen.
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- A structure in plant cells where photosynthesis takes place.
- An instrument used to magnify small objects such as cells.
- The use of weakened or dead pathogens to stimulate immunity without causing illness.
- A tiny infectious agent smaller than bacteria; only reproduces inside host cells.
- Microorganisms such as mould and yeast; some cause infections, others are useful in food production.
- The process plants use to make food using light, found in chloroplasts.
- When your body remembers how to fight a pathogen so you do not get sick again.
- Glass parts that magnify objects; total magnification = eyepiece × objective lense
- A process where white blood cells surround and digest pathogens.
- Single-celled microorganisms that come in shapes such as rods, spirals, and spheres; some cause disease, while others are useful.
17 Clues: The basic building block of all living things. • A living thing too small to see without a microscope. • A large storage space in plant cells containing cell sap. • An instrument used to magnify small objects such as cells. • A structure in plant cells where photosynthesis takes place. • A process where white blood cells surround and digest pathogens. • ...
Science 2022-08-08
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- capacity of living organisms to leave or produce offspring
- group of processes used for living organisms to obtain energy and matter
- has one cell
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- one of the three fundamental needs of a living organism.
- process performed by plants to obtain food
- the basic unit of life
- one of the requirements for photosynthesis to happen.
7 Clues: has one cell • the basic unit of life • process performed by plants to obtain food • one of the requirements for photosynthesis to happen. • capacity of living organisms to leave or produce offspring • one of the three fundamental needs of a living organism. • ...
Medical terminology Nutrition 2021-02-08
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- COPD and chronic hear failure are these types of risk affecting nutrition in older adults
- Disorder of nutrition resulting from unbalanced, insufficient or excessive diet
- Type of acidosis with pH 7.30 CO2 50 and HCO3 of 25
- Needed for tissue repair and healing
- low iron levels
- People with this should limit salt intake and read food labels carefully
- Type of protein that comes from plant foods
- pH 7.32
- Popular food in the Italian culture
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- Organ that excretes metabolic acids from the body
- A type of extracellular fluid in the vessels
- Type of protein that comes from red meats, poultry, fish, eggs and dairy products
- A culture that utilizes avocado, mango and plantains
- fluid found within the cells
- Mineral normally retained in the bone
- pH 7.50 CO2 40 HCO3 30 would be Metabolic ____
- Essential for blood clotting
- Lipoprotein obtained from lean meats and is beneficial to the cardiovascular system
- Depleted from the body by many diuretics
- The inhalation of solids or liquids into the upper respiratory tract
20 Clues: pH 7.32 • low iron levels • fluid found within the cells • Essential for blood clotting • Popular food in the Italian culture • Needed for tissue repair and healing • Mineral normally retained in the bone • Depleted from the body by many diuretics • Type of protein that comes from plant foods • A type of extracellular fluid in the vessels • ...
nutrients crossword 2021-10-22
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- something that completes or enhances something else when added to it.
- a unit of energy or heat
- chemical compounds in food that are used by the body
- substances that our bodies need to develop and function normally.
- a colorless, transparent, odorless liquid
- food or nourishment
- an expert on diet and nutrition
- (of a part of the body) not diseased
- Carbs or sugar molecules
- colorless, sweet, viscous liquid
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- is the chemical reactions in the body's cells that change food into energy
- a thread or filament from which a vegetable tissue
- a level of organization in multicellular organisms
- a simple sugar which is an important energy source in living organisms
- food and drink regularly provided or consumed using, buying or eating something
- food and drink regarded as a source of strength
- having insufficient food or other substances for good health and condition.
- a natural oily or greasy substance
- a naturally occurring, extremely complex substance that consists of amino acid residues joined by peptide bonds
- Something you eat
- a sweet crystallizable material
21 Clues: Something you eat • food or nourishment • a unit of energy or heat • Carbs or sugar molecules • an expert on diet and nutrition • a sweet crystallizable material • colorless, sweet, viscous liquid • a natural oily or greasy substance • (of a part of the body) not diseased • a colorless, transparent, odorless liquid • food and drink regarded as a source of strength • ...
Gardening 2026-05-04
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- A tool used for digging soil
- A container used to pour water onto plants
- Material spread on soil to keep moisture in
- Protective covers worn on hands while working
- Small things planted to grow plants
- A small hand tool for digging and planting
- A container used to grow plants
- A structure used to grow plants in warmth
- A tool used to cut small branches
- Unwanted plants growing among crops
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- An area covered with grass
- A tool used to break up soil
- A tool used to gather leaves
- Decayed organic matter used to enrich soil
- A tool used to carry heavy garden loads
- The material plants grow in
- A row of closely planted bushes
- An area where plants are grown
- A substance added to help plants grow better
- A device that sprays water over an area
20 Clues: An area covered with grass • The material plants grow in • A tool used for digging soil • A tool used to break up soil • A tool used to gather leaves • An area where plants are grown • A row of closely planted bushes • A container used to grow plants • A tool used to cut small branches • Small things planted to grow plants • Unwanted plants growing among crops • ...
Classification of Plants 2015-06-24
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- plants that live for one year
- This kingdom comprises plant like mutlicellular,non green and non photosynthetic organisms
- Plants that prepare their own food
- these are plants with soft stems that creep on the ground
- Organisms that are unable to produce their own food
- they do not bear flowers or seeds but reproduce spores
- they are are characterized by an undifferentiated plant body
- plants that live for two years
- Plants with seeds having only one cotyledon
- Plants that live for more than two years
- Organisms that derive their food from dead and decaying organic matter
- Plants that are adapted to live on land with moderate amount of water
- this kingdom comprises unicellualr primitive cells with no definite cells.
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- these organisms live on other organisms for their food
- It contains multicellular, heterotrophic organisms that can move freely with the help of their limbs
- plants whose seeds are not enclosed in fruit
- Plants with seeds having two cotyledons
- Plants that are adapted to live in water
- tall plants with thick woody stem called trunk
- These plants bear both flowers and seeds
- non flower bearing terrestrial plants having distinct roots, stems and leaves
- Plants that are adapted to live on land where water is scarce
- Plants whose seeds are enclsed within a dry or fleshy fruit that develops from the ovary part of the flower
- This kingdom contains unicellular advanced cells with a well defined nucleus
- These are small, soft terrestrial plants that grow in damp area and form a velvety green layer and has root like, stem like and leaf like appendages
- Plants with soft stems that climb around other plants or supports with the help of coiled structures called tendrils
- Multicellular organisms containing the green pigment chlorophyll belong to this kingdom
- Short plants with soft flexible stems and very little branching
28 Clues: plants that live for one year • plants that live for two years • Plants that prepare their own food • Plants with seeds having two cotyledons • Plants that are adapted to live in water • These plants bear both flowers and seeds • Plants that live for more than two years • Plants with seeds having only one cotyledon • plants whose seeds are not enclosed in fruit • ...
Health 2026-05-06
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- food pyramid - the USDA's nutrition guidelines from 1992-2011
- - the Myplate group consisting of meat, nuts, peas, eggs, etc.
- - a big fancy cigarette for absolute chads
- - the ingredient in cigarettes that blackens your lungs and causes cancer
- - the Myplate group consisting of asparagus, carrots, broccoli, peppers, etc.
- - used for cleaning your teeth
- - the USDA's nutrition guidelines from 2011-2026
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- - there are 32 of these in your mouth
- - a modern version of cigarettes
- - the Myplate group consisting of apples, bananas, strawberries, blueberries, etc.
- - the Myplate group consisting of yogurt, cheese, milk, etc.
- - the Myplate group consisting of bread, pasta, rice, oatmeal, etc.
- - the addictive component of cigarettes
- - applied to a toothbrush
14 Clues: - applied to a toothbrush • - used for cleaning your teeth • - a modern version of cigarettes • - there are 32 of these in your mouth • - the addictive component of cigarettes • - a big fancy cigarette for absolute chads • - the USDA's nutrition guidelines from 2011-2026 • - the Myplate group consisting of yogurt, cheese, milk, etc. • ...
Test your brain power 2023-04-07
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- make their own organic matter from inorganic matter.
- they use energy from chemical reactions to make food.
- feed on plants and other animals
- which digestion takes place inside the cells?
- elimination of waste products from the digestive system
- they feed on organic matter produced by other living things.
- food is broken down into smaller pieces
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- food is transformed chemically through the action of enzymes
- they use energy from light to make food.
- passage of nutrients from the digestive system into the blood.
- is a combination of processes through which food is converted into matter and energy.
11 Clues: feed on plants and other animals • food is broken down into smaller pieces • they use energy from light to make food. • which digestion takes place inside the cells? • make their own organic matter from inorganic matter. • they use energy from chemical reactions to make food. • elimination of waste products from the digestive system • ...
Crossword 2025-02-19
10 Clues: Physician • Healthcare • The editor • the specialist • health magazine • Dental medicine • The boring girl • The second editor • Biological viruses • Study of nutrition
Intervention 2023-03-22
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- Green pigment in plants.
- Microorganisms
- Carbon dioxide is converted into it during photosynthesis.
- The number of living things in an area.
- D Absorb calcium.
- System that fights disease in the body.
- A seed bursts open.
- Everything you eat in 1 day.
- Sugar in plants is converted into it.
- Plants
- An area where plants and animals occur.
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- Food chains linked together
- Food for plants.
- living things
- Another name for salt.
- Condition during which blood glucose levels are unstable.
- All the animals in a food chain.
- Non-living things
- Dramatic changes in a life cycle.
- Amount of energy released in the body when food is consumed.
20 Clues: Plants • living things • Microorganisms • Food for plants. • D Absorb calcium. • Non-living things • A seed bursts open. • Another name for salt. • Green pigment in plants. • Food chains linked together • Everything you eat in 1 day. • All the animals in a food chain. • Dramatic changes in a life cycle. • Sugar in plants is converted into it. • The number of living things in an area. • ...
Exercise and Nutrition 2024-03-28
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- Work out so you can get___
- Work out to get our _______ strong
- helps you be strong and not fat
- eating healthy supports your
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- The food in our stomach gets
- Helps us not get sick
- Exercising helps us get
- You go to the docters to get you____ checked
- Exercising and Nutrition help our ____ grow
- Something exercise gives you
10 Clues: Helps us not get sick • Exercising helps us get • Work out so you can get___ • The food in our stomach gets • Something exercise gives you • eating healthy supports your • helps you be strong and not fat • Work out to get our _______ strong • Exercising and Nutrition help our ____ grow • You go to the docters to get you____ checked
Agriscience Vocab. Review 2016-09-09
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- the process by which animals eat food and use it to live, grow and reproduce
- proper proportions and amount of food
- sugar and starches that supply energy
- the lean meat of the animal
- a disease of the gums and skin caused by a deficiency of vitamin C in the diet
- can work without the will of the animal
- internal functions and vital processes of animals and their organ
- are complex chemicals
- is made up of bones joined together by cartilage and ligaments
- made up of the heart, veins, arteries and lymph glands
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- is a result of to little nutrition
- can be controlled by animal
- amount of food eaten by an animal in 1 day
- nutrients made up of amino acids and are building blocks of muscles
- material inside bones
- various parts of the body
- essential elements
- supply oxygen to the blood
- the result of too much or improper types of food being eaten
- main component of the skeletal system
20 Clues: essential elements • material inside bones • are complex chemicals • various parts of the body • supply oxygen to the blood • can be controlled by animal • the lean meat of the animal • is a result of to little nutrition • proper proportions and amount of food • sugar and starches that supply energy • main component of the skeletal system • can work without the will of the animal • ...
ALL ABOUT PLANTS 2017-07-23
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- Growth of a seed through water and a suitable temperature
- Green pigment present in all green plants
- Sharp structure on plants
- Plant with one seed leaf
- Simple sugar plants make during photosynthesis
- Bright colored plant of a flower
- Part of a plant attached to the ground for support
- Part of the flower that will become the fruit
- Part of the plant that holds up other structures such as the leaves and flowers
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- Mixture of minerals in which plants grow in
- Part of the tree which grows out from the trunk
- Protects the flower
- Plants that don't produce flowers are said to be
- The gas plants need to grow
- Process used by plants to convert light energy into chemical energy
- Name given to plant with two seed leaves
- A straight tapering root going vertically downwards
- Reproductive structure found in plants
- The main stem of a tree
- Green, flat part of a plant that grows from the stem
20 Clues: Protects the flower • The main stem of a tree • Plant with one seed leaf • Sharp structure on plants • The gas plants need to grow • Bright colored plant of a flower • Reproductive structure found in plants • Name given to plant with two seed leaves • Green pigment present in all green plants • Mixture of minerals in which plants grow in • ...
Settlement terms 2019-11-10
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- a number of things of the same kind growing or held together
- living in the country
- an aggregation of a city & surrounding settlements
- living in a city
- a settlement with small number of inhabitants less than 2000
- a large urbanized area which cities tightly interconnected
- a division of some other people
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- a store in which many kinds of goods are offered for sale
- an aggregation of cities that are mutually interconnected
- self governing region consisting of one or several settlements
- lack of proper nutrition; inadequate or unbalanced nutrition
- the separation of an ethnic group from the dominant majority
- a thickly populated, run-down part of a city, inhabited by poor people
- grouping of settlements with population not larger than 2000-3000 inhabitants
- overcrowding;, clogging
15 Clues: living in a city • living in the country • overcrowding;, clogging • a division of some other people • an aggregation of a city & surrounding settlements • a store in which many kinds of goods are offered for sale • an aggregation of cities that are mutually interconnected • a large urbanized area which cities tightly interconnected • ...
Human And Social Biology 2024-04-29
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- Chemical messenger that coordinate different functions in your body.
- Basic unit of life
- Lack of proper nutrition
- The ability to produce more offspring
- Protects organs and contains bone marrow
- Tiny blood vessels
- Chronic inability to regulate blood sugar levels
- Female cell carrying genetic details
- Movement of water from high to low concentration
- Transports oxygenated blood
- chronic excessive fat that can impair health
- Collects blood in the heart
- Largest internal organ
- How plants make food
- Pumps blood to the body
- Thickest Layer of skin
- Vitamin C deficiency
- The ability to release energy from glucose
- Removal of metabolic waste made in the body
- The liquid portion of the blood
- DNA sequences
- Largest sensory organ
- Any organism that causes diseases
- Incurable infection usually transmitted through sexual contact
- Muscular tube connected to the end of the stomach
- Found between joints
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- Any substance that harms the environment
- Pumps blood around the body
- Passed from one generation to the next
- Carries oxygen and nutrients around the body
- Bean shaped blood filters
- Movement of particles from high to low concentration
- Crushing, grinding and mixing of food with saliva
- Unborn offspring still developing
- Parasitic fungi growing on the skin in patches
- Organ that controls thought
- Responsible for taking blood to the body
- Transmit messages around the body by impulses
- The main component of cell walls
- Eats both plants and meat
- Balance in the human body
- Tube from mouth to stomach
- Released when the body is under stress or in danger
- Type of cell division
- Used to crush and grind food in the mouth
- collection of specific tissues to form a specialized unit for a specific function
- Infection transmitted by the Aedes Aegypti Mosquito
- Organ that forms in the womb during pregnancy
- Breaks down fats into fatty acids during digestion
49 Clues: DNA sequences • Basic unit of life • Tiny blood vessels • How plants make food • Vitamin C deficiency • Found between joints • Type of cell division • Largest sensory organ • Largest internal organ • Thickest Layer of skin • Pumps blood to the body • Lack of proper nutrition • Bean shaped blood filters • Eats both plants and meat • Balance in the human body • Tube from mouth to stomach • ...
Ecology Words! 2024-04-05
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- A place to live.
- A chart showing the relationships of a line of preys and predators.
- System of communities.
- simple inorganic to organic material.
- An organism that lives on another.
- A living thing.
- Relationships between organisms.
- Hierarchical levels in an ecosystem.
- An organism that is getting hunted on by another.
- The organism that carries other parasites.
- An organism that hunts other.
- Where life exists.
- A non living factor in an ecosystem.
- Group of the same organisms.
- An organism which specializes in scavenging and hunting.
- An organism which only consumes meat.
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- An organism that shapes its surrounding environment.
- A chart showing the relationships of multiple food webs combined.
- Group of a couple populations.
- An organisms that attains its nutrition from complex organisms.
- An organism which consumes both meat and greens.
- An organism that looks for the food they need.
- An organism which only consumes greens.
- An organism that eats dead organism and redistributes their nutrition.
- An organism which specializes in making things.
25 Clues: A living thing. • A place to live. • Where life exists. • System of communities. • Group of the same organisms. • An organism that hunts other. • Group of a couple populations. • Relationships between organisms. • An organism that lives on another. • Hierarchical levels in an ecosystem. • A non living factor in an ecosystem. • simple inorganic to organic material. • ...
Management of sick children with anemia and nutritional disorder. 2025-05-01
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- Strategy to manage childhood illnesses.
- A sign of anemia seen on the palms and conjunctiva.
- Severe protein deficiency with edema.
- Ready-to-use therapeutic food.
- Cell Hereditary cause of anemia.
- Acid Vitamin essential for red blood cell production.
- Swelling seen in kwashiorkor.
- Severe wasting without edema.
- Optimal feeding practice for infants.
- A condition with reduced hemoglobin.
- Given during dehydration and diarrhea.
- Essential part of nutritional rehabilitation.
- Treating worm infestation to improve nutrition.
- Monitored regularly in child growth.
- Deficiency or excess of nutrients.
- Low weight-for-height.
- Balanced intake of essential food groups.
- Low height-for-age.
- Supplement given for diarrhea and immunity.
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- Iron, iodine, zinc, etc.
- Mid-upper arm circumference used for screening.
- Parasite causing iron-deficiency anemia.
- A Supplement given to prevent blindness and infections.
- Foods introduced at 6 months.
- Checked before giving RUTF.
- Low weight-for-age in a child.
- The oxygen-carrying molecule in red blood cells.
- Loss of fluids, worsens nutritional state.
- Often coexists with malnutrition.
- Micronutrient used to treat iron-deficiency anemia.
30 Clues: Low height-for-age. • Low weight-for-height. • Iron, iodine, zinc, etc. • Checked before giving RUTF. • Foods introduced at 6 months. • Swelling seen in kwashiorkor. • Severe wasting without edema. • Ready-to-use therapeutic food. • Low weight-for-age in a child. • Often coexists with malnutrition. • Cell Hereditary cause of anemia. • Deficiency or excess of nutrients. • ...
Cert II Nutrition 2026-06-08
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- The most important nutrient
- Fats are the building blocks of these
- Protein helps with tissue growth and __________
- Mineral deficiency causing anaemia
- Fribre helps maintain normal _________ function
- Animals preferring working for food
- Water loss through breathing in dogs
- Fibre supports gut bacterial ___________
- Paired mineral with calcium
- Animals that must eat meat are what type of carnivore
- Fats help absorb fat-soluble _________
- Nutrition term for stages of life
- Water loss condition
- Nutrient class that includes fibre
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- Supplements are used to correct _______________
- Taking in and using food by an animal
- Early life stage
- A type of feeding that involves spreading food out
- 15% dehydration leads to this
- Type of fibre that is not digested by animals
- Mineral linked to skin and coat
- Proteins are made up of these
- Older age stage in animals
- An essential amino acid in cats
- stock roation method
- Nutrient needed for hydration and survival
- Vitamin C is also called _________ acid
- Number of essential nutrient classes
- Minderal important for bones and teeth (one of two)
29 Clues: Early life stage • stock roation method • Water loss condition • Older age stage in animals • The most important nutrient • Paired mineral with calcium • 15% dehydration leads to this • Proteins are made up of these • Mineral linked to skin and coat • An essential amino acid in cats • Nutrition term for stages of life • Mineral deficiency causing anaemia • ...
Nutrition Vocabulary 2023-09-15
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- are substances that help your body fight infections and use other nutrients
- is the parts of fruits, vegetables, grains, and beans that your body cannot digest
- fats these are fats that remain liquid at room temperature
- are sugars and starches that occur naturally in foods, mainly in plants
- is the body’s physical need for food
- foods that offer few, if any, nutrients but do supply calories.
- or the psychological desire for food
- a nutrient that helps control the amount of fluid in your body
- the study of nutrients and how the body uses them
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- fats that are solid at room temperature, not good for health
- is a sickness resulting from eating food that is not safe to eat
- is the amount of nutrients relative to the number of calories they provide
- are elements that help form healthy bones and teeth, and regulate certain body processes.
- a unit of heat that measures the energy available in food
- are nutrients your body uses to build, repair, and maintain cells and tissues
- are substances in food that your body needs
- This is a system designed to help Americans make healthful food choices
17 Clues: is the body’s physical need for food • or the psychological desire for food • are substances in food that your body needs • the study of nutrients and how the body uses them • a unit of heat that measures the energy available in food • fats these are fats that remain liquid at room temperature • fats that are solid at room temperature, not good for health • ...
nutritivo y actividad 2019-02-28
15 Clues: pacman • cancerous • stretching • #1 in U.S. • watching TV • fitt formula • abnormal cell • six cups daily • signs of cancer • bone development • bodies use of food • bacteria in bathroom • help in bowl movement • removal of affected area • natural killer of invading cells
