nutrition in plants Crossword Puzzles
Plants as food: parts, MRS C GREN etc 2026-03-23
Across
- the small opening in the seed where water enters for germination to start
- The part of the seed that grows into the shoot, including the first leaves.
- The part of a plant that grows above the ground, including the stem, leaves, and flowers.
- The removal of waste products produced by metabolism, such as carbon dioxide and urea.
- The process by which a seed develops into a new plant under the right conditions.
- The part of the plant that supports leaves and flowers and transports water, nutrients, and food.
- The underground part of a plant that absorbs water and nutrients and anchors the plant.
- The part of a seed that grows into the root.
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- A type of carbohydrate stored in plants as an energy reserve.
- The ability of an organism to change position or orientation in response to stimuli.
- The part of a seed that stores food for the developing embryo
- The ability of an organism to detect and respond to changes in its environment.
- The part of a plant that carries out photosynthesis to produce food.
- the seed coat
- The process by which living organisms release energy from glucose, usually using oxygen.
- The process by which organisms obtain and use food for energy and growth.
- The part of a plant that carries out photosynthesis to produce food.
17 Clues: the seed coat • The part of a seed that grows into the root. • A type of carbohydrate stored in plants as an energy reserve. • The part of a seed that stores food for the developing embryo • The part of a plant that carries out photosynthesis to produce food. • The part of a plant that carries out photosynthesis to produce food. • ...
ENA 1.2 2.2 2024-08-25
16 Clues: lihas • paasto • ravinto • päänsärky • tasapaino • anoreksia • ruokavalio • riippuvuus • aktiivinen • masentunut • epätasapaino • epäsosiaalinen • reikä hampaassa • ruoansulatushäiriö • nuoruus, teini-ikä • riipuvuutta aiheuttava
KANSAS FARMING 2022-10-07
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- TIME PERIOD CALLED GREAT ___________
- WHERE PLANTS GET NUTRIENTS
- WHAT PLANTS WHERE LACKING DUE TO DROUGHT
- THIS MIXED WITH THE DUST DAMAGED THE PLANTS
- THESE WERE KNOWN AS DUST _______
- SOMETHING THAT WOULD COME IN CLOUDS
- THIS WAS THE MOST POPULAR PLANT OF THE TIME
- HOW PLANTS GET BIGGER
- THE PRACTICE OF FARMING
- WHY SO MANY PEOPLE HAD THE LAND IN KANSASG
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- A LACK OF WATER
- THIS WAS CAUSED TO TO DROUGHTS AND BAD FARMING
- A MAIN SORCE OF PROTEIN IN THESE TIMES
- THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST COMMON PLANTS IN KANSAS
- ROTAION A SOLUTION TO BAD FARMING PRACTICES
- PEOPLE WERE FORCED TO _______ CAUSE OF THE STORMS
- CROPS BECAME ________ DUE TO DUST CLOUDS
- THINGS FARMERS WOULD GROW
- A PERSON WHO FARMS
- THIS AREA OF THE USA IS CALED THE ________
20 Clues: A LACK OF WATER • A PERSON WHO FARMS • HOW PLANTS GET BIGGER • THE PRACTICE OF FARMING • THINGS FARMERS WOULD GROW • WHERE PLANTS GET NUTRIENTS • THESE WERE KNOWN AS DUST _______ • SOMETHING THAT WOULD COME IN CLOUDS • TIME PERIOD CALLED GREAT ___________ • A MAIN SORCE OF PROTEIN IN THESE TIMES • WHAT PLANTS WHERE LACKING DUE TO DROUGHT • CROPS BECAME ________ DUE TO DUST CLOUDS • ...
Ecology appetizer CROSSWORD PUZZLE by Carter Johnson 2022-05-11
Across
- organisms interacting with the environment
- the animal or host is harmed
- living things in an environment
- diagram showing where energy goes in an environment
- eats both plants and animals
- animal that eats plants
- one animal benefits and the other animal is just there
- many of the same individuals in an area
- the one that is hunted
- something that lives on a host
- a area that consists of two or more populations and has two or more diffrent species
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- a postive relationship in an environment
- animal that eats animals
- is a diagram that has many food chains and is more complex
- all nonliving things in an environment
- large ecosystem where animals and plants live
- something that produces its own food
- eats either other plants or animals to get its energy
- the variety of plants and animals
- an animal that hunts another animal for food
20 Clues: the one that is hunted • animal that eats plants • animal that eats animals • the animal or host is harmed • eats both plants and animals • something that lives on a host • living things in an environment • the variety of plants and animals • something that produces its own food • all nonliving things in an environment • many of the same individuals in an area • ...
4.01 Plant Growth + Development 2023-04-17
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- process that plant leaves, stems and roots consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide.
- tendency for plants to grow toward a light source
- process that plants lose water from their leaves through evaporation.
- food and manufacturing process in plants that combines carbon dioxide, water, and light to make sugar and oxygen
- too high or too low will have effects; varies on the plant
- process that minerals and water enters the plant through cell walls
- when plants rest or grow very little
- 90% of plant tissue is made mostly of this
- glucose moves up to this
- process of plant roots taking in air and water
- main methods of reproduction
- require long nights to flower
Down
- plants are categorized by zones based on what
- process of multiplying from plant seeds
- glucose moves down to this
- response of plants to different amounts of light regarding theirs cycles
- when plants are first growing from a seed
- process that food and nutrients go from one plant part to the next
- when plants produce flowers, seeds, and fruits
- require short nights to flower
20 Clues: glucose moves up to this • glucose moves down to this • main methods of reproduction • require long nights to flower • require short nights to flower • when plants rest or grow very little • process of multiplying from plant seeds • when plants are first growing from a seed • 90% of plant tissue is made mostly of this • plants are categorized by zones based on what • ...
Ecosystems 1 2016-01-26
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- any of the animals that eats other organisms for energy
- group of the same kind/species of an organism
- one organism
- the process in which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create their own food (energy)
- overlapping/interconnected food chains in an ecosystem
- animals that eat both plants and animals for energy
- animals that eat producers (plants) for energy
- factors living things
- a path of energy transfer from one organism to another
- ecosystems on land
- the area in which an organism/individual lives
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- an organism's role/job in an ecosystem
- animals that eat other animals for energy
- all of the populations living in an area
- a cool, forest biome of conifers in the upper Northern Hemisphere in between the tundra and deciduous forest
- one of Earth's large ecosystems with its own kind of climate, soil, plants, and animals
- organisms (plants) that make their own food through photosynthesis
- factors nonliving things
- organisms (Fungi, Bacteria, or Insects i.e. FBI and worms) that break down dead plants and animals and returns them to the soil
- biotic and abiotic factors living in an area
- a cold, treeless biome of the far arctic north, with permafrost
21 Clues: one organism • ecosystems on land • factors living things • factors nonliving things • an organism's role/job in an ecosystem • all of the populations living in an area • animals that eat other animals for energy • biotic and abiotic factors living in an area • group of the same kind/species of an organism • animals that eat producers (plants) for energy • ...
seedless plants 2024-11-07
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- Known as the "climbing fern," this plant has vine-like tendrils that allow it to spread over other plants.
- A small group of non-vascular plants, closely related to liverworts, often found in wet habitats.
- The genus of the bracken ferns, widely distributed and often found in disturbed areas.
- A group of ferns characterized by small, stalked sporangia that release spores
- A genus of tree ferns, often found in tropical regions, known for their large, leathery fronds.
- Primitive, non-vascular plants, often found in damp, shady areas, with a flat, liver-like shape.
- A small, primitive fern-like plant, native to New Zealand, with narrow, tongue-shaped leaves.
- Small, non-vascular plants that often form dense green mats on moist surfaces.
- A genus of seedless plants known for their ability to tolerate dry conditions, also called "resurrection plants."
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- Aquatic plants related to clubmosses, with needle-like leaves, typically found in shallow waters.
- These ancient plants resemble miniature conifers but are seedless and reproduce by spores.
- Extinct seedless plant related to horsetails, commonly found as fossils.
- A type of moss that grows in dense, carpet-like mats, often seen on rocks or soil in shady areas.
- A type of fern with large, triangular fronds, often considered invasive in many areas.
- These plants reproduce via spores, not seeds, and are often found in humid environments.
- A genus of ferns that includes some of the largest fern species, with broad fronds.
- Commonly known as adder’s-tongue, this fern produces a single, long frond with a distinctive spore-bearing structure.
- Tall, woody ferns that grow in tropical and subtropical climates.
- Also called horsetail, this plant has hollow, jointed stems and is a living fossil.
- A primitive, rootless plant known as the "whisk fern," often found in tropical climates.
20 Clues: Tall, woody ferns that grow in tropical and subtropical climates. • Extinct seedless plant related to horsetails, commonly found as fossils. • A group of ferns characterized by small, stalked sporangia that release spores • Small, non-vascular plants that often form dense green mats on moist surfaces. • ...
HEALTH 2018-11-13
20 Clues: рак • укол • синяк • кашель • клетка • хирург • болезнь • питание • ожирение • лекарство • несварение • излечивать • осложнение • осматривать • страдать (от) • влиять, влияние • условие, состояние • ущерб, наносить ущерб • причина, быть причиной • назначение (на прием к врачу)
Week 6 Review 2023-09-29
25 Clues: máj • pult • comb • ipar • talp • hasi • görcs • rostok • termék • kiütés • tapasz • ízület • kutatás • minőség • tárolás • javasol • fertőzés • fogfájás • duzzadás • örökletes • táplálkozás • székrekedés • gyomorrontás • gyermekgyógyászat • patient ...=betegellátás
Word Game 2023-08-23
20 Clues: Tujuan • Konsep • Menolak • Terjadi • May (V2) • Born (V1) • Mendahului • Mengganggu • Meyakinkan • Mengandung • Keuntungan • Menyebabkan • Memengaruhi • Perbandingan • Menganalisis • Tepat; Akurat • Decline (Syn.) • Mungkin (Adjective) • Mendorong; Mendukung • An expert on diet and nutrition
Ch 1 Review for Exam 1 2014-11-06
Across
- eating different foods each day
- serving size that is 1 ounce
- micronutrients containing carbon
- nutrients needed in large amounts
- nutrients per calories
- eating right amounts to keep healthy weight
- principles to help design a healthful diet/lifestyle
- average energy intake predicted to maintain energy balance
- energy source at rest/low intensity exercise
- AI
- micronutrients that don't break down in digestion
- average daily intake level to meets the nutrient requirement of 97-98% of a healthy age group
- tolerable upper intake level
- primary fuel source for our bodies
- diet with right amounts of nutrients
- enough energy, nutrients, fiber to maintain someones health
- need less than 100mg of these per day
Down
- calories giving few/no nutrients
- Chemicals in food that are critical to human growth/function
- label with nutrition information on food packages
- EAR
- nutrients needed in small amounts
- need at least 100mg of these per day
- used to build tissue/regulate body functions
- DRIs
- study of food and how food influences health
- range of intakes for certain energy sources
- how much the nutrients in one serving are out of intake for a day
- misrepresentation of a product/program/service
- process that includes physical, emotional, spiritual health
30 Clues: AI • EAR • DRIs • nutrients per calories • serving size that is 1 ounce • tolerable upper intake level • eating different foods each day • calories giving few/no nutrients • micronutrients containing carbon • nutrients needed in small amounts • nutrients needed in large amounts • primary fuel source for our bodies • need at least 100mg of these per day • ...
Grab Bag 1 2022-04-21
Across
- "The chooser."
- The knowledge of words meanings.
- "A wind that blowZ."
- Check for errors.
- Scheduled break time.
- "Look Sharp" pay ______.
- Our proper job in the hallways.
- Outline, rough, final ____, turn in.
Down
- Book of my written thoughts.
- Tevya was blessed with five ____.
- Nutrition reload at noon.
- Describes a noun.
- Liquid -> gas.
- Always check for any ___ in work.
- Nighttime vision.
- Large saline lake in California.
16 Clues: "The chooser." • Liquid -> gas. • Describes a noun. • Check for errors. • Nighttime vision. • "A wind that blowZ." • Scheduled break time. • "Look Sharp" pay ______. • Nutrition reload at noon. • Book of my written thoughts. • Our proper job in the hallways. • The knowledge of words meanings. • Large saline lake in California. • Tevya was blessed with five ____. • ...
5th Period APUSH 2025-08-20
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- All about cockatiels
- Hurricane Katrina and why it really was as bad as it was
- Guitar Pickups or Tennis Racket Dimensions
- The impact of kindness
- Working at Chick-Fil-A
- French culture
- how words affect others
- Family Tree
- Starbucks Pumpkin Chai
- Fortnite
- On finding motiviation within yourself.
- Greek Mythology
- Boxing
- The best albums of all time
- Fire fighting
- Starbucks pumpkin chai
- Weight loss
Down
- Nutrition
- Oceangate Titan Submarine
- Mental Health
- Tennis
- Clash Royale
- basketball
- Liminal spaces
- The holocaust: Corrie Ten Boom
- Anything history related I could talk for a LONG time; Music (specifically rock + Punk rock)
- Nutrition and fitness
- Fishing
- Running advice.
- gym
- Why Conrad is better than Jeremiah
- hockey
- Steamships
- Golf
- math
- Cheer
36 Clues: gym • Golf • math • Cheer • Tennis • hockey • Boxing • Fishing • Fortnite • Nutrition • basketball • Steamships • Family Tree • Weight loss • Clash Royale • Mental Health • Fire fighting • Liminal spaces • French culture • Running advice. • Greek Mythology • All about cockatiels • Nutrition and fitness • The impact of kindness • Working at Chick-Fil-A • Starbucks Pumpkin Chai • Starbucks pumpkin chai • how words affect others • ...
horticulture cross word puzzle 2024-03-08
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- the female reproductive organ of flowering plants, consisting of an ovary, style (sometimes absent), and stigma.
- the part of a plant which attaches it to the ground or to a support
- contains ovules which, when fertilized by pollen, become seeds.
- the vascular tissue in plants that conducts sugars and other metabolic products downward
- the pollen-producing reproductive organ of a flower.
- the main body or stalk of a plant or shrub,
- significant part of the embryo within the seed of a plant,
- main growth tissue in the stems and roots of many plants,
- small structures that are present together in clusters.
- a plant that has flowers and produces seeds enclosed within a carpel.
Down
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms
- the vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and dissolved nutrients upward
- region of cells capable of division and growth in the root and shoot tips in plants.
- a flattened structure of a higher plant, typically green and blade-like, that is attached to a stem
- having an embryo with a single cotyledon
- a liquid flowing in a narrow space in opposition
- any cell or organism that possesses a clearly defined nucleus
- a region of plant tissue, found chiefly at the growing tips of roots
- having an embryo with two cotyledons
- a group of seed-producing plants
20 Clues: a group of seed-producing plants • having an embryo with two cotyledons • having an embryo with a single cotyledon • the main body or stalk of a plant or shrub, • a liquid flowing in a narrow space in opposition • the pollen-producing reproductive organ of a flower. • small structures that are present together in clusters. • ...
Form 1 Science literacy 2026-05-31
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- – A living thing that makes its own food.
- – Living and non-living things working together in one place.
- – A living thing that eats other living things.
- chain – Shows who eats who.
- – An animal that hunts.
- web – Many food chains joined together.
- – A plant that makes its own food.
- – Plants and animals are important in Tongan traditions.
- turtle – A marine animal found in Tongan waters.
- – Eats plants and animals.
- – The home of a plant or animal.
- – Everything around a living thing.
- – Plants give us air to breathe.
- – A large body of salt water.
- – Power that living things get from food.
- – Some plants help people stay healthy.
- – Important animals in the ocean.
- – An animal that eats plants or animals.
- – Plants can provide homes for animals.
Down
- – An animal without a backbone (like insects or crabs).
- – Putting living things into groups.
- reef – A place in the ocean where corals and fish live.
- – Keeping nature stable and healthy.
- – A group of the same kind of living things.
- – Living things depend on each other.
- bat – An animal that helps spread seeds.
- – Plants and animals give us things to eat.
- – An animal that is hunted.
- – Eats animals only.
- – Taking care of plants and animals.
- tree – A tree that gives food, drink, and materials.
- – Trees that grow near the sea and protect the land.
- things – Things that grow, breathe, and reproduce.
- – An animal with a backbone (like fish or birds).
- – Found naturally in Tonga.
- – Eats plants only.
36 Clues: – Eats plants only. • – Eats animals only. • – An animal that hunts. • – Eats plants and animals. • chain – Shows who eats who. • – An animal that is hunted. • – Found naturally in Tonga. • – A large body of salt water. • – The home of a plant or animal. • – Plants give us air to breathe. • – Important animals in the ocean. • – A plant that makes its own food. • ...
12 2024-08-23
Across
- Sprouting of a seed
- Energy release from food
- Plant-eating animal
- One benefits, one is harmed
- Trait for survival
- Formation of new species
- Selection process in evolution
- Process of making food in plants
- Large ecosystem
- All life on Earth
- One benefits, one unaffected
- Study of interactions in nature
- Makes own food through photosynthesis
Down
- Eats both plants and meat
- Water loss from plants
- Eats other organisms for energy
- Organism's living environment
- Hunts other organisms
- Transfer of pollen in plants
- Close relationship between species
- Community and environment
- Breaks down dead matter
- Meat-eating animal
- Organism's role in ecosystem
- Organism hunted by predator
25 Clues: Large ecosystem • All life on Earth • Trait for survival • Meat-eating animal • Sprouting of a seed • Plant-eating animal • Hunts other organisms • Water loss from plants • Breaks down dead matter • Energy release from food • Formation of new species • Eats both plants and meat • Community and environment • One benefits, one is harmed • Organism hunted by predator • ...
Spanish Vocab 2024-01-23
18 Clues: Cast • Mood • Cough • Syrup • Virus • Injury • Disease • To heal • To Heal • Healthy • To Cough • To relax • To Treat • Breathing • Well-being • Discomfort • To Prevent • Diet(Nutrition)
Ecology Vocabulary 2026-02-13
Across
- Organisms that must eat for energy
- Plants that can make their own food
- Often the highest level of a food chain
- Consumer that eats only other consumers
- Desert, rainforest and tundra are examples
- What the arrows in a food web represent
- Bacteria and Fungi that break down dead things
- The first consumer in a food chain
Down
- The process plants use to make their food
- Vultures eat dead things and are an example of this
- The "top of the food chain" predator
- Consumer that eats both plants and meat
- A diagram showing all the feeding relationships in an area
- Another name for a producer
- The consumers that are feeding on primary consumers in a food chain
- The biome that is the coldest and lacks trees
- Consumer that eats only plants
- Another name for a consumer
- The food that plants make during photosynthesis
- The feeding relationships in an area
20 Clues: Another name for a producer • Another name for a consumer • Consumer that eats only plants • Organisms that must eat for energy • The first consumer in a food chain • Plants that can make their own food • The "top of the food chain" predator • The feeding relationships in an area • Consumer that eats both plants and meat • Often the highest level of a food chain • ...
Plant Classes and Parts 2024-11-15
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- Protective layer of cells.
- An embryonic leaf which becomes the seed leaf.
- Plants that complete their life cycle in two growing seasons.
- Attract insects and birds for pollination.
- Male part of the flower.
- Supports the leaves,flowers, and fruit.
- Plants that have male and female flowers on the same plant.
- Transports food from the leaves.
- Anchors the plant and absorbs water and minerals.
- Transports water and minerals from the roots.
- Pore-like openings on the underside of the leaf that allows gas exchange.
Down
- Plants that produce for more than two years or growing seasons.
- Plants that have male and female flowers on separate plants.
- Female part of the flower.
- Plants that complete their life cycle in one year.
- Plants that flower and produce seeds protected by fruit or pods.
- Waxy coating that prevents water loss.
- Plants that produce seeds not protected by fruit.
18 Clues: Male part of the flower. • Protective layer of cells. • Female part of the flower. • Transports food from the leaves. • Waxy coating that prevents water loss. • Supports the leaves,flowers, and fruit. • Attract insects and birds for pollination. • Transports water and minerals from the roots. • An embryonic leaf which becomes the seed leaf. • ...
Around the world crossword corrected 2026-06-08
Across
- nutrition of koalas
- big limestone triangle
- great barrier reef place
- coldest continent
- animal du canada
- arène antique jer gladiateurs
- place with leaning tower
- trouve la statue liberté
- where elephants live
Down
- highest mountain
- musée parisien attaunt la Jaccon
- le pays de lémurien
- forêt tropique du Brésil
- monument antique en grace
- dragon dance country
- créature mythique de chine
- statue in egypt
- biggest clock in london
18 Clues: statue in egypt • highest mountain • animal du canada • coldest continent • nutrition of koalas • le pays de lémurien • where elephants live • big limestone triangle • dragon dance country • biggest clock in london • great barrier reef place • forêt tropique du Brésil • place with leaning tower • trouve la statue liberté • monument antique en grace • créature mythique de chine • ...
Plants quiz 2025-11-05
Across
- a way to grow plants in water instead of soil
- the green part of plants that helps capture sunlight
- dioxide a gas that plants take in from the air
- the part of the plant where most photosynthesis happens
- tiny openings on leaves that take in carbon dioxide
- the gas that plants release into the air
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- the part of the plant that takes in water and helps hold it in place
- the process plants use to make their own food
- the material plants usually grow in but they don’t always need
- our awesome science teacher who teaches us about plants
- energy from the sun that plants need to make food
- the sugar that plants make for food
- fly trap a plant that eats insects to get what it needs
- a liquid that plants absorb through their roots or in hydroponics
14 Clues: the sugar that plants make for food • the gas that plants release into the air • the process plants use to make their own food • a way to grow plants in water instead of soil • dioxide a gas that plants take in from the air • energy from the sun that plants need to make food • tiny openings on leaves that take in carbon dioxide • ...
Identify plants 2021-06-04
Across
- receives pollen
- smooth margin
- fertile parts of cycads and conifers
- flowering plant
- uneven leaf base
- new growth unfurls
- flower parts in threes with parallel venation
- dry dehiscent fruit of many Myrtaceae
- moth juvenile
- not alternate or whorled
- star shaped flower
- relating to the physical senses
- calyx and corolla collectively
- insect eating plant
- Eucalyptus leaf shape
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- arrangement of flowers
- arborescent monocot
- Big Scrub soil
- inflorescence with sessile flowers
- fig fruit
- combined perianth segments into a cap
- separate male and female flowers on the same plant
- without hairs or scales.
- Fabaceae fruit
- makes plants green
- takes 2 years to complete its life cycle
- no petiole
- study of shape
- leaves of a dandelion
29 Clues: fig fruit • no petiole • smooth margin • moth juvenile • Big Scrub soil • Fabaceae fruit • study of shape • receives pollen • flowering plant • uneven leaf base • new growth unfurls • makes plants green • star shaped flower • arborescent monocot • insect eating plant • leaves of a dandelion • Eucalyptus leaf shape • arrangement of flowers • without hairs or scales. • not alternate or whorled • ...
shoshone plants 2021-05-19
29 Clues: seqa • apoq • panhu • kenka • huupi • tevope • hanrif • tanrape • segiipe • pogombe • ogwaifi • tsiinaq • tedeena • puuhwipe • ohayamba • padekapi • pihuudah • aingaweaq • wongoqapoq • naagwaisih • tree, wapi • engapadanki • pagandekape • tree, sehevi • tree, sohovi • tree, wongovi • grass, puhipe • carrots, yambah • pepper, aingaonrafi
9.3 Plants 2022-11-28
Across
- a group of plants hormones that controls growth, fruit development, and germination
- a group of plant hormones that interacts with auxin to control cell division, cell differentiation, apical dominance, and germination
- embryonic or young developing leaf (2 words)
- an important plant hormone that control primary growth, cell differentiation, apical dominance and leaf development
- directional growth responses to external stimuli
- a gas plant that promotes growth, fruit ripening, and plant death
- area of dividing cells to produce layers of stem and root bark (2 words)
- growing toward or away from gravitational pull
- enzyme that loosens cell walls to enable cell elongation
- growth or movement toward a stimuli (2 words)
- process of cell division that produces identical diploid daughter cells
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- Meristem in stem and roots that causes secondary growth
- thickening of plant parts (2 words)
- only terminal buds experience growth due to high concentration of auxin (2 words)
- process of leaf death and dropping
- area of dividing cells to produce xylem and phloem tissue (2 words)
- a region of plant tissue consisting of undifferentiated cells that are actively dividing
- growth or movement away from a stimuli (2 words)
- phase of cell division where the cytoplasm are separated
- growing toward light
- undifferentiated tissue that will mature to produce dermal tissue
21 Clues: growing toward light • process of leaf death and dropping • thickening of plant parts (2 words) • embryonic or young developing leaf (2 words) • growth or movement toward a stimuli (2 words) • growing toward or away from gravitational pull • directional growth responses to external stimuli • growth or movement away from a stimuli (2 words) • ...
Pvz Plants 2022-10-18
Across
- produces twice the sun of a sunflower
- can light up fog around it
- shoots weak projectiles and butter
- redirects zombies who bite it to nearby lanes
- shoots homing projectiles, water only
- automatically collects coins
- removes metal objects from zombie
- can upgrade any peas into fire peas
- can do chip damage to zombies who step on it
- converts zombies who eat it to your side
- melon-pult but can slow down zombies
- mushroom that Shoots through multiple zombies
- Can be placed on the roof as a platform
- can shoot piercing shots and shoot balloons
- shoots four peas at the same time
- Peashooter that slows down zombies when shot
- copies a plant of your choice, monochrome
- High health wall that costs 50 sun
- a water variant of puff-shroom
- shoots one pea forward and two peas back
- blocks projectiles and bungee zombies
- Requires time to activate, can kill most zombies
- 0 sun cost mushroom that’s very spammable
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- can have plants placed on it on water
- can survive 3 gargantuar and Zamboni hits
- can blow away balloon zombies and fog
- Cheap and weak straight-shooting plant
- high and fast dps around a 3x3 area
- cheap straight shooter that hides when scared
- destroys graves it is placed on
- shoots a giant cob missile where you click
- Instant use plant that blows up in a 3x3 area
- a peashooter that shoots in three lanes
- First sun producer gained by player
- Explodes a large area and leaves a crater
- strongest wall in game, can block zombies
- shoots over obstacles and has pea stats
- Plant that eats 3 zombies and then has to chew
- cheap instant kill that jumps onto zombies
- strong damage with splash damage, also a pult
- Cheap sun producer that grows over time
- produces coins passively when placed
- When touched by a zombie in water, kills them
- freezes all zombies on map when placed
- wakes up sleeping mushroom plants
- shoots in the shape of a star
- sets fire to the lane it’s placed in
- can be placed on plants and acts as a wall
- Peashooter that shoots two peas at the same time
49 Clues: can light up fog around it • automatically collects coins • shoots in the shape of a star • a water variant of puff-shroom • destroys graves it is placed on • removes metal objects from zombie • shoots four peas at the same time • wakes up sleeping mushroom plants • shoots weak projectiles and butter • High health wall that costs 50 sun • high and fast dps around a 3x3 area • ...
PLANTS 2023 2023-01-03
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- trap light energy to carry out photosynthesis
- first type of (green) plant
- surrounds and protects seeds
- exchanging genetic material (in simple algae)
- hollow tube-like cells with lignin
- Autotrophic eukaryotes with cellulose cell walls
- absorb water and minerals needed
- chemical compound that supports taller plants
- they use chlorophyll to do this
- tissue which makes up the protective outer covering of the plant
- tissue that produces and stores sugars and contributes to suppoert
- male gametophyte
- small nonvascular plants that need to be near water
- angiosperm with a taproot
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- tubes that carry water through the plant
- tissue which enables passage of materials through the plant
- tubes that carry carbohydrates and solutions
- angiosperm with one cotyledon
- dry fruit that opens when ripe
- flower bearing seed plants
- another name for bryophytes
- seed leaves
- example of seedless vascular plants
- protects seeds and aid in seed dispersal
- another name for vascular plants
- cone bearing seed plants
26 Clues: seed leaves • male gametophyte • cone bearing seed plants • angiosperm with a taproot • flower bearing seed plants • first type of (green) plant • another name for bryophytes • surrounds and protects seeds • angiosperm with one cotyledon • dry fruit that opens when ripe • they use chlorophyll to do this • absorb water and minerals needed • another name for vascular plants • ...
Indigenous plants 2019-01-31
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- thank you
- when heated it is easy to bend
- show this to elders
- used to make baskets
- used to thicken stew
- bear with a hump on its back
- the bulb of this is eaten
- digs up roots from trees
- furry plant used for rope
- stories, wisdom
- used to make canoes
- it is prickly on its stem
- white rain
- this one stole the bear's tail
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- use this tool to make ice cream
- hunts in a pack
- used for carving tools, drying frames
- the plant used to make ice cream
- helps your stomach when you don't feel well
- is like a potato plant
- yummy soopalalie treat
- whose tail was stolen
- make from berries and can be eaten
- ash mixed with water to clean clothes
24 Clues: thank you • white rain • hunts in a pack • stories, wisdom • show this to elders • used to make canoes • used to make baskets • used to thicken stew • whose tail was stolen • is like a potato plant • yummy soopalalie treat • digs up roots from trees • the bulb of this is eaten • furry plant used for rope • it is prickly on its stem • bear with a hump on its back • when heated it is easy to bend • ...
B3 Plants 2020-09-25
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- the animal Mr Carter drew in the Carbon Cycle
- true or false? When enzymes get too hot, they die.
- This 'p' means that particles move without the use of energy
- Active t________t allows molecules to be moved from low to high concentrations (like nitrates in plant roots)
- this'ph' carries food around plants.
- like fats, these are made of glycerol and fatty acids (start with l)
- which broad group of rocks contain LOADS of Carbon, because they have loads of squished seashells and skeletons in them.
- Diffusion and o-----s are both passive processes
- this stage of p'syn combines H and CO2 to make glucose
- this is the sugar made in p'syn
- the a----e site is where reactions are sped-up by enzymes
- Stomata are tiny h_____ that are found on the undersides of leaves. They let gases move in and out.
- this dead, straw-like tissue carries water up, down and around plants.
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- Nitrates are essential so plants can produce p-o-e-n
- the process by which water is lost from leaves, pulling water ultimately in through the plant roots
- a nutrient that ONLY contains atoms of C, H and O
- an organism (usually plant) that makes its OWN food
- proteins that SPEED UP chemical reactions
- an organism that eats other organisms
- complex series of reactions by which plants make food
- CO2 can just d______e into oceans
- this delicious green food is the foundation of guacamole. It contains many lipids.
- living things that break down dead things -can include microorganisms like bacteria and fungi
23 Clues: this is the sugar made in p'syn • CO2 can just d______e into oceans • this'ph' carries food around plants. • an organism that eats other organisms • proteins that SPEED UP chemical reactions • the animal Mr Carter drew in the Carbon Cycle • Diffusion and o-----s are both passive processes • a nutrient that ONLY contains atoms of C, H and O • ...
Plants & Trees 2014-04-02
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- Don't touch it you'll get itchy.
- Has Annoying pine cones that fall.
- Roses are red ...
- Makes good soup
- It will stain your cloths.
- Commonly used in Quebec for maple syrup.
- And a ... on top
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- Good luck.
- Makes good ... tea
- A common cat name.
- Makes good sauce
- Good spice to spice things up. get it?
- Pretty during early spring and delicious during late spring.
- During spring grows big juicy bitter red berrys.
- The furst nations commonly used this tree.
- Smell and look pretty but to feel so good.
- Good for bad breath.
- Rad? ish.
- Soft tree
- That orange thing.
20 Clues: Rad? ish. • Soft tree • Good luck. • Makes good soup • Makes good sauce • And a ... on top • Roses are red ... • Makes good ... tea • A common cat name. • That orange thing. • Good for bad breath. • It will stain your cloths. • Don't touch it you'll get itchy. • Has Annoying pine cones that fall. • Good spice to spice things up. get it? • Commonly used in Quebec for maple syrup. • ...
Seed Plants 2014-09-11
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- collective noun for sepals and petals
- mint (lamiaceae) ovaries have 4 of them
- the protective structure around the ovule
- the modified cotyledon of grasses
- the 2n nutritive tissue of gymnosperm ovules
- xylem cell with solid end walls
- the ovary type linking most lilies and Asparagales
- the largest subfamily of orchids
- the wood of cycads
- the common pollen unit of Ericaceae
- pollen masses of orchids
- gymnosperms with ovuliferous scales
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- the modified calyx of daisies
- the nutritive product of double fertilization
- the structures housing N-fixing bacteria in legumes
- the ovary of Proteaceae and Leguminosae
- a modified perianth segment from a grass
- cup-shaped receptacle
- aestivation of Caesalpinioideae and Papilionoideae
- dairy florets modified to resemble petals
- the multigrained pollen unit of Mimosoideae
- extant gymnosperm order with pinnate leaves
- the fruit of grasses also called a grain
- the lip of orchid flowers
24 Clues: the wood of cycads • cup-shaped receptacle • pollen masses of orchids • the lip of orchid flowers • the modified calyx of daisies • xylem cell with solid end walls • the largest subfamily of orchids • the modified cotyledon of grasses • the common pollen unit of Ericaceae • gymnosperms with ovuliferous scales • collective noun for sepals and petals • ...
Identify Plants 2022-03-25
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- A grouping of a number of genera, that have similar flowers, fruit and/or seeds
- A naming system for plants that uses two names, Genus and species
- Flowers arranged on umbrella-like inflorescence Name of Plant family
- - Composite flowerhead - made up of disk and ray florets Name of Plant family
- The study of external features of a plant, helpful for identification
- Make up the corolla, the whorl of a flower that is often colourful or adapted to attract pollinators Name of part of a flower
- The female part of the flower ovary, style and stigma Name of part of a flower
- Inflorescences arranged on a coiled stem, flowers often blue or purple Name of Plant family
- Flowers have four petals arranged in the shape of a cross Name of Plant family
- A group of flowers arranged on a stem. The way they are arranged can help identify the plant family and therefore the plant
- The way scientists name, describe and organize plants into closely related groups
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- Flowers have two lips, inflorescence flowers arranged in whorls on stem, often have square stems Name of Plant family
- Flowers have 2 wings a keel and a standard/bearer, roots host bacteria which make atmospheric Nitrogen available to plants Name of Plant family
- A type of inflorescence, each flower arranged around a main stem, without individual stalks
- Make up the calyx, whorl on a flower below the petals Name of part of a flower
- Has a seed with a foot. Important NZ Genus of trees
- The first part of binomial name, starts with a capital letter
- Each one in a particular genus is similar, but not identical. Starts with a small letter
- Flowers typically have 5 petals fused or joined, 5 sepals joined, 5 stamens. Many plants have some part that is poisonous Name of Plant family
- The part of the flower that carries the pollen Name of part of a flower
- A variety of plant that exists because people have selected and grown it in cultivation. Written with capital letters and in ‘inverted commas’. No underline or italics. Doesn’t sound like Latin.
21 Clues: Has a seed with a foot. Important NZ Genus of trees • The first part of binomial name, starts with a capital letter • A naming system for plants that uses two names, Genus and species • Flowers arranged on umbrella-like inflorescence Name of Plant family • The study of external features of a plant, helpful for identification • ...
Identify Plants 2022-03-25
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- The part of the flower that carries the pollen Name of part of a flower
- A group of flowers arranged on a stem. The way they are arranged can help identify the plant family and therefore the plant
- The way scientists name, describe and organize plants into closely related groups
- Each one in a particular genus is similar, but not identical. Starts with a small letter
- The first part of binomial name, starts with a capital letter
- Make up the corolla, the whorl of a flower that is often colourful or adapted to attract pollinators Name of part of a flower
- Flowers arranged on umbrella-like inflorescence Name of Plant family
- The female part of the flower ovary, style and stigma Name of part of a flower
- Inflorescences arranged on a coiled stem, flowers often blue or purple Name of Plant family
- - Composite flowerhead - made up of disk and ray florets Name of Plant family
- A grouping of a number of genera, that have similar flowers, fruit and/or seeds
- Edge of leaf, can be toothed, or smooth/entire
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- Flowers have four petals arranged in the shape of a cross Name of Plant family
- The study of external features of a plant, helpful for identification. Can include details of leaves, flowers, fruit, stems/trunk, roots
- A naming system for plants that uses two names, Genus and species
- Make up the calyx, whorl on a flower below the petals Name of part of a flower
- Flowers have 2 wings a keel and a standard/bearer, roots host bacteria which make atmospheric Nitrogen available to plants Name of Plant family
- Flowers typically have 5 petals fused or joined, 5 sepals joined, 5 stamens. Many plants have some part that is poisonous Name of Plant family
- Has a seed with a foot. Important NZ Genus of trees
- The end result after a flower has been pollinated. The beginning of a new plant.
- A variety of plant that exists because people have selected and grown it in cultivation. Written with capital letters and in ‘inverted commas’. No underline or italics. Doesn’t sound like Latin.
- A type of inflorescence, each flower arranged around a main stem, without individual stalks
- Flowers have two lips, inflorescence flowers arranged in whorls on stem, often have square stems Name of Plant family
- Name for a woody stem with bark
- Where most photosynthesis takes place, may be simple or compound
25 Clues: Name for a woody stem with bark • Edge of leaf, can be toothed, or smooth/entire • Has a seed with a foot. Important NZ Genus of trees • The first part of binomial name, starts with a capital letter • Where most photosynthesis takes place, may be simple or compound • A naming system for plants that uses two names, Genus and species • ...
iGCSE Plants 2022-03-11
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- A photosynthetic pigment found in chloroplasts that transfers light energy into chemical energy in molecules.
- Water loss from plant leaves and shoots via diffusion and evaporation. The rate of transpiration is affected by temperature and humidity.
- area The total area occupied by the surface of an object. The larger the surface area, the faster the rate of diffusion.
- (water movement) The ‘sticking’ together of water molecules due to attractive forces between them. This enables water molecules to move up the xylem in a continuous stream.
- A variable that is in short supply and limits the rate of a particular reaction.
- A reaction that takes place inside photosynthetic organisms (e.g. plants, algae) and manufactures carbohydrates from raw materials using light energy. Overall in the presence of light and chlorophyll: carbon dioxide + water ⟶ glucose + oxygen 6CO2 + 6H2O ⟶ C6H12O6 + 6O2
- A layer of cells on the leaf’s lower surface that contains stomata and guard cells.
- An organelle found in plants and algae that is the site for photosynthesis.
- Small holes found on the surface of a plant (typically leaves) that can be opened or closed by guard cells to control water loss and gas exchange.
- Cells that surround the stomata and change shape depending on the volume of water. They control the rate of transpiration by becoming turgid or flaccid, opening or closing stomata.
- A transport tissue found in plants that is specialised to transport sugars from the leaves to the rest of the plant in both directions.
- The main photosynthetic tissue in plants located below the upper epidermis. It receives the most light so contains the greatest concentration of chloroplasts.
- The regions of a plant that store or remove sugars e.g. roots, buds, fruits.
- The movement of sugars (sucrose, amino acids, etc.) up and down a .plant, from sources to sinks, via the phloem. Requires energy.
- A type of carbohydrate made from many glucose molecules joined together. It serves as an energy store in plants.
- A layer of transparent cells that allows light to strike the palisade mesophyll tissue.
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- Specialised cells responsible for the uptake of water and minerals from the soil. They have long hair like extensions known as root hairs, which provide a large surface area for absorption of ions by active transport and water by osmosis.
- Part of the transport system in vascular plants that consists of xylem and phloem tissue.
- spaces Intracellular spaces within the spongy mesophyll layer of the leaf that enable gaseous exchange. The air becomes saturated with water vapour providing a high concentration gradient for its diffusion into the atmosphere.
- A transport tissue in plants that is specialised to transport water and dissolved minerals from the roots of the plant to the leaves.
- The tissue located between the epidermis and the vascular bundles in a plant stem or root.
- A type of loosely packed mesophyll tissue with air pockets, which is specialised for gas exchange. It contains some chloroplasts for photosynthesis.
- A type of mineral element required by plants for the production of amino acids.
- A large molecule that is synthesised from simple sugars.
- A type of mineral element required by plants for the production of chlorophyll.
- The regions of a plant that produce sugars e.g. leaves, storage organs.
- A soluble sugar produced from the breakdown of starch in plants. It can be stored, used in respiration or used to synthesise other substances.
27 Clues: A large molecule that is synthesised from simple sugars. • The regions of a plant that produce sugars e.g. leaves, storage organs. • An organelle found in plants and algae that is the site for photosynthesis. • The regions of a plant that store or remove sugars e.g. roots, buds, fruits. • ...
Plants Vocabulary 2022-05-02
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- sticky part of carpel that pollen lands on
- contains the eggs/ovules
- protects the tip of the root as it grows
- the collective female parts of the flower
- Angiosperms whose seeds have two cotyledons
- Plants that do not have special water conducting tissues
- pollen producing structure
- A plant embryo and its food supply encased in a protective covering
- Angiosperms whose seeds have only one cotyledon
- Tissue that carries water upward from the roots to every part of a plant
- The part of the seed which acts as the food store
- Tissue that transports nutrients and carbohydrates from photosynthesis
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- The branch of science concerned with classifying organisms into groups based on similarities
- Plants that have special water conducting tissues
- increase surface area for absorption
- Flowering plants that bear their seeds in flowers
- Plants that bear their seeds directly on the surface of cones
- plants that reproduce using spores
- The sexual reproductive organs of angiosperms
- the collective male parts of the flower
20 Clues: contains the eggs/ovules • pollen producing structure • plants that reproduce using spores • increase surface area for absorption • the collective male parts of the flower • protects the tip of the root as it grows • the collective female parts of the flower • sticky part of carpel that pollen lands on • Angiosperms whose seeds have two cotyledons • ...
Plants Vocabulary 2022-04-15
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- covers and protects the tip of a root
- embryo sprouting out of a seed
- waxy, waterproof layer
- part of stamen, holds up anther
- plant with vascular tissue
- part of stamen, holds the pollen
- plant structure containing the embryo in a protective covering
- female reproductive part of a flower
- reproductive part of an angiosperm
- small openings on the surface of a leaf
- colorful, leaf-like part of a flower
- part of pistil, receives pollen
- process of making food and oxygen
- seed leaf
- vascular tissue water moves through
- young organism
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- transfer of pollen between plants
- flowering plant
- angiosperm with 1 seed leaf
- process of making carbon dioxide, water, and energy
- low growing plants without vascular tissue
- angiosperm with 2 seed leaves
- leaf-like covering over the flower bud
- plant that produced seeds not in a fruit
- vascular tissue food moves through
- tiny particles that later become sperm cells
- male reproductive part of a flower
- part of pistil, holds up stigma
- part of a flower, protects the seeds
29 Clues: seed leaf • flowering plant • young organism • waxy, waterproof layer • plant with vascular tissue • angiosperm with 1 seed leaf • angiosperm with 2 seed leaves • embryo sprouting out of a seed • part of stamen, holds up anther • part of pistil, receives pollen • part of pistil, holds up stigma • part of stamen, holds the pollen • transfer of pollen between plants • ...
Biology Plants 2023-07-30
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- Where water and minerals enter the plant from the soil
- In photosynthesis sunlight splits ………. To make oxygen and hydrogen
- Required for respiration
- Uses energy/ cools
- Lignified dead plant cells making up the xylem
- Specialist cells joined together in a tube in the xylem
- transport of food in phloem in plants
- CO2+water=>sunlight/chlorophyll-> glucose + oxygen
- transports water from roots to leaves
- Glucose + oxygen -> CO2 + water (and energy)
- Small Holes in leaves where CO2 enters the plant
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- Glucose is converted into this to be carried around the plant
- ….. and water are the reactants in photosynthesis
- transport of water and minerals in plants
- Gives off energy /heats
- Absorbs sunlight reflects green light absorbs blue and red light
- Splits water in photosynthesis to make oxygen and glucose
- ……………. transport how minerals enter the roots
- Moves food made by photosynthesis to stores in plant
- How water enters the plant through the root hairs
20 Clues: Uses energy/ cools • Gives off energy /heats • Required for respiration • transport of food in phloem in plants • transports water from roots to leaves • transport of water and minerals in plants • Glucose + oxygen -> CO2 + water (and energy) • ……………. transport how minerals enter the roots • Lignified dead plant cells making up the xylem • ...
Carnivorous Plants 2024-01-15
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- capture the fascinated attention of
- Two or more things having parts that fit together
- synonym of cigarette boat
- an expert in the scientific study of plants
- feeding on other animals
- synonym of energetic
- the quality of being inventive or creative
- eat and drink sumptuously
- synonym of internal
- to fall suddenly and helplessly
- antonym of life
- synonym of unusual
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- feeing on insects
- synonym of smashed
- long flexible structures that are used for feeling
- antonym of releasing
- a substance that acts as a catalyst in living organisms
- antonym of naive
- synonym of disobedience
- contains all an animal needs to survive such as food and shelter
20 Clues: antonym of life • antonym of naive • feeing on insects • synonym of smashed • synonym of unusual • synonym of internal • antonym of releasing • synonym of energetic • synonym of disobedience • feeding on other animals • synonym of cigarette boat • eat and drink sumptuously • to fall suddenly and helplessly • capture the fascinated attention of • the quality of being inventive or creative • ...
CLASSIFYING PLANTS 2024-02-28
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- A LOW-GROWING PLANT THAT LACKS TRUE VASCULAR TISSUE FOR TRANSPORTING MATERIAL
- THE INTERNAL TRANSPORTING TISSUE IN SOME PLANTS THAT IS MADE UP OF TUBE-LIKE STRUCTURES THAT CARRY WATER, FOOD, AND MINERALS
- THE WAXY, WATERPROOF LAYER THAT COVERS LEAVES AND STEMS OF MOST PLANTS
- A LEAF PRODUCED BY AN EMBRYO OF A SEED PLANT; SOMETIMES STORES FOOD
- THE LEAF OF A FERN PLANT
- AN ORGANELLE IN THE CELLS OF PLANTS AND SOME OTHER ORGANISMS THAT CAPTURE ENERGY FROM SUNLIGHT AND USE IT TO MAKE FOOD
- AN ANGIOSPERM THAT HAS ONLY 1 SEED LEAF
- AN ANGIOSPERM THAT HAS 2 SEEDS
- THE PROCESS BY WHICH PLANTS AND OTHER AUTOTROPHS CAPTURE AND USE LIGHT ENERGY TO MAKE FOOD FROM CARBON DIOXIDE AND WATER
- THE PLANT STRUCTURE THAT CONTAINS A YOUNG PLANT AND A FOOD SUPPLY INSIDE A PROTECTIVE COATING
- A PLANT THAT PRODUCES SEEDS DIRECTLY ON THE SCALES OF CONES- NOT ENCLOSED IN A PROTECTIVE FRUIT
- THE VASCULAR TISSUE THROUGH WHICH WATER AND MINERALS MOVE IN PLANTS
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- A PLANT STRUCTURE (MALE GAMETOPHYTE) PRODUCED BY SEED PLANTS THAT CONTAIN THE CELL THAT LATER BECOMES A SPERM CELL
- A FLOWERING PLANT THAT PRODUCES SEEDS ENCLOSED IN A PROTECTIVE FRUIT
- A PLANT THAT HAS TRUE VASCULAR TISSUE FOR TRANSPORTING MATERIAL
- A THIN, ROOT-LIKE STRUCTURE THAT ANCHORS A MOSS AND ABSORBS WATER AND NUTRIENTS FOR THE PLANT
- A SAC-LIKE ORGANELLE THAT STORES WATER, FOOD, AND OTHER MATERIALS
- A GREEN PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENT FOUND IN THE CHLOROPLASTS OF PLANTS, ALGAE, AND SOME BACTERIA
- A GROUP OF SIMILAR CELLS THAT PERFORM A SPECIFIC FUNCTON
- THE VASCULAR TISSUE THROUGH WHICH FOOD MOVES IN SOME PLANTS
20 Clues: THE LEAF OF A FERN PLANT • AN ANGIOSPERM THAT HAS 2 SEEDS • AN ANGIOSPERM THAT HAS ONLY 1 SEED LEAF • A GROUP OF SIMILAR CELLS THAT PERFORM A SPECIFIC FUNCTON • THE VASCULAR TISSUE THROUGH WHICH FOOD MOVES IN SOME PLANTS • A PLANT THAT HAS TRUE VASCULAR TISSUE FOR TRANSPORTING MATERIAL • A SAC-LIKE ORGANELLE THAT STORES WATER, FOOD, AND OTHER MATERIALS • ...
Plants crossword 2024-03-27
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- Source of chelidonine
- green borscht ingredient
- Buckwheat
- Source of opium
- Source of avicularine Polygonum...
- Strawberry
- Mustard
- Cranberry or Oxycoccus...
- Black chokeberry or Aronia...
- Redhaw hawthorn or Crataegus
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- Bear grapes or...
- Wallflower or Erysimum...
- Shepherd's bag or
- Source of glaucin
- Water pepper or Polygonum...
- Used to treat heart diseases
- Raspberry or Rubus...
- Blueberry or Vaccinium...
- erect cinquefoil or Potentila...
- Dog rose or Rosa...
20 Clues: Mustard • Buckwheat • Strawberry • Source of opium • Bear grapes or... • Shepherd's bag or • Source of glaucin • Dog rose or Rosa... • Source of chelidonine • Raspberry or Rubus... • green borscht ingredient • Wallflower or Erysimum... • Blueberry or Vaccinium... • Cranberry or Oxycoccus... • Water pepper or Polygonum... • Used to treat heart diseases • Redhaw hawthorn or Crataegus • ...
Medicinal Plants 2025-03-04
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- A white Chinese root with adaptogenic properties
- A white bulb often used in cooking with strong anti bacterial properties
- A blood purifying root that grows wild in the Northeastern USA
- A thick, fleshy succulent with a gelatinous exterior used in soothing burns and skin healing
- This Ayurvedic herb offers potent anxiety relief and improves brain function
- A yellow flower used for skin soothing effects
- An invasive weed that supports digestion and is said to enhance dreams
- A natural analgesic known as the Toothache Plant
- This breath freshening herb is also used to ease digestive discomfort
- A small white and yellow flower often used as a sleep aid
- A purple berry native to the Northeastern USA with antiviral properties
- A low growing herb with tiny white flowers used for weight loss
- A fan shaped tree leaf used for memory and brain function
- This herb is a powerful sleep aid and also used to brew beer
- A fragrant purple flower used in aromatherapy to reduce anxiety
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- Woody vine anti-inflammatory effects; used as a flavoring in old-fashioned root beer
- Pink to purple flower native the the Northeastern USA used for cold and flu
- This mushroom grows on birch trees in cold climates and is a powerful immune booster
- An upright flower used for heart health
- A common kitchen herb often used for coughs and colds
- A weed with jagged leaves with stinging hairs on them; Nutrient dense/highly nourishing
- A weed with large fuzzy leaves used to relieve respiratory ailments
- A White flower used in fever reduction, wound healing, and for inflammation
- This grain is commonly used in warm baths to soothe eczema and other skin conditions
- An orange root that reduces inflammation
- A mushroom used for immune support in Chinese medicine
- A common weed, this yellow flower support liver health
- Felines love this herb! It is also used as a sleep aid and for pain relief
- A yellow rhizome root which aids digestion and relieves nausea
- A common weed used for wound healing and skin care
30 Clues: An upright flower used for heart health • An orange root that reduces inflammation • A yellow flower used for skin soothing effects • A white Chinese root with adaptogenic properties • A natural analgesic known as the Toothache Plant • A common weed used for wound healing and skin care • A common kitchen herb often used for coughs and colds • ...
Bio Plants 2025-02-18
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- plants that possess two seed leaves
- gymnosperm with only one living species remaining
- a flowering plant whose entire life cycle take place in a single year
- process by which plants synthesize sugars
- part of a plant that supports a taller structure for better access to the sun
- vascular tissue responsible for transporting water
- plants that possess one seed leaf
- non-specialized cells that divide to assist in the growth of a plant
- seed plant with seeds not enclosed in fruit
- chemical in plants that provides a more rigid structure
- a flowing plant that lives for more than two years
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- found inside of a seed which will develop into a new plant
- method of fertilization for plants
- seed plant with seeds enclosed in fruit
- structures that most often house the chloroplasts
- type of plants that liverworts, hornworts, and mosses are
- embryonic leaves inside of a seed
- the evaporation of water from the leaves
- small holes that open and close on the underside of a leaf
- waxy layer on the top surface of a leaf
- vascular tissue responsible for transporting sugars and minerals
21 Clues: embryonic leaves inside of a seed • plants that possess one seed leaf • method of fertilization for plants • plants that possess two seed leaves • seed plant with seeds enclosed in fruit • waxy layer on the top surface of a leaf • the evaporation of water from the leaves • process by which plants synthesize sugars • seed plant with seeds not enclosed in fruit • ...
Plants Crossword 2024-05-28
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- "To hold and take something from one place to another."
- "Opposite of mean. A ____ person."
- "Vitamins and minerals are examples of these."
- "Not bright or shiny; not interesting."
- "You wait for the train here. Bus ____."
- "Opposite of past."
- "You ____ money when you work."
- "Watching paint dry is ____."
- "B, C, D are examples of these letters."
- "Things that are the same between two or more items."
- "The sun is very ____."
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- "Not wet; without water or moisture."
- "Farmers do this when crops are ready. ____ the crops."
- "You do this in math to find an answer."
- "Superman is very ____."
- "After rain, the ground is ____."
- "A, E, I, O, U are examples of these letters."
- "Opposite of similarities."
- "To look for something."
- "Plants grow in this. Another word for dirt."
20 Clues: "Opposite of past." • "The sun is very ____." • "Superman is very ____." • "To look for something." • "Opposite of similarities." • "Watching paint dry is ____." • "You ____ money when you work." • "After rain, the ground is ____." • "Opposite of mean. A ____ person." • "Not wet; without water or moisture." • "Not bright or shiny; not interesting." • ...
Green plants 2024-10-22
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- - small pore in the leaf
- Food produced by plant
- a plant with no green leaf
- plant with colourful pigments
- Stalk of leaf
- - Thread like roots
- Flat part of leaf
- Reaction to a change
- A change in the surrounding
- Has a main root
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- Fungus that grows on bread
- Eats plants
- dioxide- Gas needed by plants
- a non green plant
- Decomposes dead plants & animals
- A green pigment
- process of making food
- chain- Flow of food from one living thing to another
- Thickest vein
- Makes food
- A gas released by leaf
21 Clues: Makes food • Eats plants • Stalk of leaf • Thickest vein • A green pigment • Has a main root • a non green plant • Flat part of leaf • - Thread like roots • Reaction to a change • Food produced by plant • process of making food • A gas released by leaf • - small pore in the leaf • Fungus that grows on bread • a plant with no green leaf • A change in the surrounding • dioxide- Gas needed by plants • ...
Plants Vocabulary 2025-11-10
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- A layer of growing tissue in plants located between the wood and bark that produces new wood and bark
- The slender stalk of a flower that connects the stigma to the ovary
- The vascular tissue in plants that transports sugar and other organic nutrients from the leaves to the rest of the plant
- Vascular plants that produce flowers and seeds enclosed with fruit
- The female reproductive part of a flower
- The process where plants lose water vapor from their aerial parts primarily through stomata
- A plant organ primarily responsible for photosynthesis
- Microscopic pores n the surface of plants, typically on leaves, that regulates gas exchange and transpiration
- The modified, often colorful, leaf-like structures that form a ring around a flowers productive organs
- A mature ovary of a flowering plant that usually contains seeds
- A pair of specialized cells in the epidermis of plant leaves and stem that regulate the opening and closing of stomata
- The outermost protective layer of a plant
- The male reproductive organ of a flower
- A reproductive structure of flowering plant containing the organs necessary for producing seeds
- A reproductive unit, often a single cell, produced by fungi
- A plants central axis that provides support and connects the roots to the leaves, flower and fruits
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- A specialized plant tissue that forms a transport system throughout the plant
- A process of transferring pollen from male part of the plant to a female part of a plant
- The vascular tissue in plants that transports water and dissolves minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant
- A plant that does not produce flowers or fruit
- A leaf-like structure that forms the outermost part of a flower
- The plant tissue that is neither dermal nor vascular and performs essential functions like photosynthesis, storage and support
- The sticky tip of a flower's pistil where pollen lands, initiating fertilization
- The part of a flower's stamen that produces and contains pollen
- A thread-like structure that can be a structural part of a plant's reproductive organ
- A tubular outgrowth from an epidermal cell of a plant root that increases the surface area for absorbing water and minerals from the soil
- A plants organ, typically growing underground, that anchors the plant
- photoreceptor cells in the eye that detect color and detail in bright light
- A mature ovule that contains an embryo
29 Clues: A mature ovule that contains an embryo • The male reproductive organ of a flower • The female reproductive part of a flower • The outermost protective layer of a plant • A plant that does not produce flowers or fruit • A plant organ primarily responsible for photosynthesis • A reproductive unit, often a single cell, produced by fungi • ...
Plants & Flowers 2026-07-09
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- – Flower that is blooming
- – Plant that climbs
- – Area full of trees
- – Delicate tropical flower
- – Spiky desert plant
- – Colorful spring flower
- – Plant used for cooking
- – Green plants covering the ground
- – Green plant with feathery leaves
- – Grows underground
- Red flower with thorns
- – Supports the plant
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- – Small leafy plant
- – Living thing that grows in soil
- – White or pink flower
- – Green part of a plant
- – Colorful part of a flower
- – Soft green plant that grows on rocks
- – White flower with a yellow center
- – Tall plant with a trunk
- – Part of a tree that grows out
- – Yellow powder from flowers
- – Place where plants grow
- – Tall flower that follows the sun
- – Small part that grows into a plant
25 Clues: – Small leafy plant • – Plant that climbs • – Grows underground • – Area full of trees • – Spiky desert plant • – Supports the plant • – White or pink flower • Red flower with thorns • – Green part of a plant • – Colorful spring flower • – Plant used for cooking • – Flower that is blooming • – Tall plant with a trunk • – Place where plants grow • – Delicate tropical flower • ...
Sexual Reproduction in Plants 2018-12-10
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- The collective term for the flower's male reproductive structures consisting of the anther & filament.
- Is sticky and is located on the top of the pistil.
- When a plant pollinates itself.
- Located at the top of the filament and contains the pollen.
- A stalk-like structure, has the stigma on it's tip and the ovary at it's base.
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- When a plant is pollinated by another's pollen by wind, bees, etc.
- The petals are surrounded by them.
- The anther is supported by this.
- The collective term for the flower's female reproductive structures consisting of the stigma, style & ovary.
- Contains the egg cells.
- Often brightly coloured and are surrounded by the sepals.
11 Clues: Contains the egg cells. • When a plant pollinates itself. • The anther is supported by this. • The petals are surrounded by them. • Is sticky and is located on the top of the pistil. • Often brightly coloured and are surrounded by the sepals. • Located at the top of the filament and contains the pollen. • ...
HEALTH 2018-11-13
20 Clues: рак • укол • синяк • кашель • хирург • клетка • болезнь • питание • ожирение • лекарство • излечивать • несварение • осложнение • осматривать • страдать (от) • влиять, влияние • условие, состояние • ущерб, наносить ущерб • причина, быть причиной • назначение (на прием к врачу)
Describing food 2022-06-13
20 Clues: мука • изюм • тесто • дрожжи • сочный • сытный • кислый • горький • питание • плесень • перченый • хрустящий • питательный • очень вкусно • заварной крем • пищевые добавки • маринованные овощи • переготовленное блюдо • мягкое мясо, разваренное • вкусовые добавки (вещества
Executive functions and strategies vocabulary and terms 2024-04-11
21 Clues: skill • earned • health • growth • summary • attitude • language • inviting • charisma • practice • self-love • heartfelt • differences • involvement • Ms. Chelita • socializing • bullet points • driving force. • not plagiarize. • work project • prone to exercise
Mechanisms of Disease Nutritional Imbalance-Key Words 2024-09-02
8 Clues: Lack of calcium • Eating then throwing up • Over eating and gaining fat • Due to inadequate nutrition • Beneficial vitamins for foods • Obsessing about not being overweight • Ill or Wasted appearance, lacking nutrition • Eating large portions of food at once and feeling upset afterwards
Unit 1 Vocab. 2016-09-07
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- Derived from living matter.
- The transformation of raw ingredients, by physical or chemical means into food, or of food into other forms.
- The study of the physical, biological, and chemical makeup of food
- To corrupt, debase, or make impure by the addition of a foreign or inferior substance or element
- A subset of hydro-culture and is a method of growing plants using mineral nutrient solutions, in water, without soil.
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- The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
- Used to refer to the various processes in the food chain from agricultural production to consumption.
- Substance that is in a liquid form at extremely low temperatures and has a very low boiling point.
- Are natural or manufactured substances used in place of foods or food components.
9 Clues: Derived from living matter. • The study of the physical, biological, and chemical makeup of food • The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth. • Are natural or manufactured substances used in place of foods or food components. • To corrupt, debase, or make impure by the addition of a foreign or inferior substance or element • ...
Plant Puzzle 2025-11-29
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- One of two major types of vessels in vascular plants
- Diffusion of water through a permeable membrane
- Produced in leaves during photosynthesis
- The xylem carries _____ through a plant
- Over 90% of plants fall into this category
- Organelle where photosynthesis occurs
- Typically found on the underside of the leaf, gases can flow in
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- Famous carnivorous plant
- Opens and closes stomata
- Anchor plants and help absorb water
- Phloem carries ____ throughout the plant
- Time of day when many plants close their stomata
- Informal name of nonvascular plants
- One of two major types of vessels in vascular plants
- Plants are classified as vascular or ____-vascular
- Nonvascular plants are typically limited in _____
16 Clues: Famous carnivorous plant • Opens and closes stomata • Anchor plants and help absorb water • Informal name of nonvascular plants • Organelle where photosynthesis occurs • The xylem carries _____ through a plant • Phloem carries ____ throughout the plant • Produced in leaves during photosynthesis • Over 90% of plants fall into this category • ...
Ecology 2013-10-22
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- Animals that get their food by eating other plants and animals
- All the plants and animals in an area interacting with each other and their environment
- living things depend on each other for survival
- Animals that eat both plants and animals
- The place where a plant or animal lives
- Animals that feed on dead plants and animals
- special feature of an organism that helps it to survive in it’s environment
- Animals that eat plants only
- The source of all the earth's energy
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- Struggle between two or more organisms over something that is in short supply
- list of organisms in the order in which one is eaten by the other
- Plant which make their own food
- Frame used to estimate the number of plants in a habitat
- The way green plants make their food
- Animals that eat other animals only
- consists of two or more interlinked food chains
- Device used to collect insects, small animals, spiders
- The study of how livings things (organisms) interact with each other and their environment
18 Clues: Animals that eat plants only • Plant which make their own food • Animals that eat other animals only • The way green plants make their food • The source of all the earth's energy • The place where a plant or animal lives • Animals that eat both plants and animals • Animals that feed on dead plants and animals • living things depend on each other for survival • ...
Nuclear Plants 2015-01-05
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- Is formed by neutrons and protons
- After this time radiation is decreased by 50%
- Its job is slowing down neutron speed
- Allow to take under control fission reactions
- Difference between initial and final mass
- When low, rises the probability of fission reaction
- Its job is to recycle steam
- One of the most dangerous fission product
- The major problem of a nuclear plant
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- force liquid to circulate
- Contain the uranium
- A sub-product of fission reaction
- Allows to exchange heating
- Is connected to a turbine to produce electricity
- Uncontrolled reaction
- The material the nuclear reactor container is made of
- The action of splitting a nucleus
- Uranium isotope used in nuclear plants
- increases the cost of a nuclear plant
- is capable to rotate a turbine
20 Clues: Contain the uranium • Uncontrolled reaction • force liquid to circulate • Allows to exchange heating • Its job is to recycle steam • is capable to rotate a turbine • A sub-product of fission reaction • Is formed by neutrons and protons • The action of splitting a nucleus • The major problem of a nuclear plant • Its job is slowing down neutron speed • ...
Nuclear Plants 2015-01-05
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- Uranium isotope used in nuclear plants
- is capable to rotate a turbine
- Is connected to a turbine to produce electricity
- When low, rises the probability of fission reaction
- Is formed by neutrons and protons
- A sub-product of fission reaction
- Contain the uranium
- Difference between initial and final mass
- After this time radiation is decreased by 50%
- Allows to exchange heating
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- The action of splitting a nucleus
- force liquid to circulate
- Uncontrolled reaction
- Allow to take under control fission reactions
- The major problem of a nuclear plant
- increases the cost of a nuclear plant
- Its job is to recycle steam
- The material the nuclear reactor container is made of
- One of the most dangerous fission product
- Its job is slowing down neutron speed
20 Clues: Contain the uranium • Uncontrolled reaction • force liquid to circulate • Allows to exchange heating • Its job is to recycle steam • is capable to rotate a turbine • The action of splitting a nucleus • Is formed by neutrons and protons • A sub-product of fission reaction • The major problem of a nuclear plant • increases the cost of a nuclear plant • ...
Kingkong Plants 2016-03-16
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- jackal
- nightingales
- the animal of the animal year i'm born in
- ostriches
- ___ and the turtle
- the bean Delaney is allergic to + the male word for dove
- Jesus is the shepherd of the ______
- the animal that I like that jumps a lot
- whale
- big eyed animals
- wolf
- what T.Anna calls Muaylek
- rat
- what we call first
- lark
- seal
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- Delaney likes chocolate caramel ______
- what P'Frank is known to be
- hummingbirds
- what we call bam
- lion
- what P'Tee's classmates call him
- hyena
- zebra
- raven
- pigeon
- seagull
- parrot
- turkey
- what is Jerry
- rooster
- tiger
32 Clues: rat • lion • wolf • lark • seal • hyena • zebra • raven • whale • tiger • jackal • pigeon • parrot • turkey • seagull • rooster • ostriches • nightingales • hummingbirds • what is Jerry • what we call bam • big eyed animals • ___ and the turtle • what we call first • what T.Anna calls Muaylek • what P'Frank is known to be • what P'Tee's classmates call him • Jesus is the shepherd of the ______ • ...
flowering plants 2021-02-22
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- The transfer of pollen grains from the anthers of one flower to the stigma of another flower of the same species is called _____ pollination.
- The male reproductive part is called ______.
- Strawberries are able to do asexual reproduction because of their ______.
- ______ is where the pollen grains land.
- _______ reproduction is the reproduction of plants without the mixing of male and female gametes takes place.
- _____________ occurs inside the ovule.
- Colourful ______ attracts insects.
- In water dispersal the fruits contain air filled walls to make it _____.
- __________ is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma.
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- Seed _________ is the movement, spread or transport of seeds away from the parent plant.
- Pollen transported by insects is called ______ pollination.
- __________ is the development of a plant from a seed or spore. (germination)
- Pollen transported by wind is called ____ pollination.
- The transfer of pollen grains from an anther to the stigma in the same flower is called ____ pollination.
- The _____ is the part of the plant that develops into a fruit.
- The _____ of a flower attracts certain insects.
- The _____ transfers the pollen grains into the ovary.
- ______ reproduction is the reproduction of plants that produces offspring by the fusion of gametes.
- The female reproductive part is called ______.
- ______ in a plant is what develops into a seed.
20 Clues: Colourful ______ attracts insects. • _____________ occurs inside the ovule. • ______ is where the pollen grains land. • The male reproductive part is called ______. • The female reproductive part is called ______. • The _____ of a flower attracts certain insects. • ______ in a plant is what develops into a seed. • The _____ transfers the pollen grains into the ovary. • ...
plants cw 2017-06-18
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- this chemical is used to test for starch (6)
- this carries water around a plant (5)
- the food made by photosynthesis (7)
- this controls the activity of the cell (7)
- the process that plants use to turn glucose into energy (11)
- this is a watery jelly where chemical reactions occur (9)
- this type of energy is absorbed by plants (5)
- this is a hole underneath the leaf (5)
- the green chemical inside chloroplasts (11)
- the process of water moving through a plant (13)
- this protects the cell (4)
- the spongy layer in plants with gaps for diffusion (9)
- this liquid is taken up through the roots (5)
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- the name given to animals in a food web (9)
- the name given to plants in a food web (9)
- this organ takes water and nutrients from the soil (4)
- the process plants use to make energy (14)
- this is a factor that can slow down photosynthesis (8)
- this is a polymer of glucose (6)
- the parts of the cell that absorbs sunlight (12)
- the process that allows gases to reach the cells (9)
- this stores sap in the plant cell (7)
- this cell has lots of chloroplasts (8)
- this carries glucose around a plant (6)
- the plant leaf, root and stem are examples of this (5)
25 Clues: this protects the cell (4) • this is a polymer of glucose (6) • the food made by photosynthesis (7) • this carries water around a plant (5) • this stores sap in the plant cell (7) • this cell has lots of chloroplasts (8) • this is a hole underneath the leaf (5) • this carries glucose around a plant (6) • the name given to plants in a food web (9) • ...
DECORATIVE PLANTS 2021-05-02
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- this plant comes from Erope. the flowers are small and usually blue, pnik, purple, to white
- flower plants originating from southeast Asia. the flowers grow on the ground
- it is identical to the netherlands with a large flower that normally contains abaot 6 petals
- a flowering plant with many species distinctive features of it is the soft stem and has thorns
- coverd in thorns
- the blosseoms are shaped like a trumpet from a bulbous plant and produce a prominent and large flower
- this particular flowering plant has hundreds of species
- often used as an expression of love or a symbol
- not only does being a decorated plant but it also becomes a symbol of chastity
- it's the kind of flower that still goes up close to the sunflowers, daisy and krisan
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- is an annual plant from the asteraceae family which can be used as an ornamental plant, producing oil, fertilizer, and feed
- is a type of plant with fragrant flowers and yellow or yellowish white
- is a type of plant that is famous for its beauty and properties
- many of the flowering plants found in tropical countries, including indonesia, are large and prominent in pink and white
- the color of the flower it produces varies widely, ranging from pastel pink to blue
- the characteristic of this plantis that the flowers bloom to from a triangle like a pageda. usually planted as a restriction crop
- the plant's unique blue and pink flowers are that they change color depending on the ph
- close at touch
- flower plant native to north America. the aroma of the leaves is distinctive like a melon aroma
- one of the flower plants that are widely planted because of its young ability to grow
20 Clues: close at touch • coverd in thorns • often used as an expression of love or a symbol • this particular flowering plant has hundreds of species • is a type of plant that is famous for its beauty and properties • is a type of plant with fragrant flowers and yellow or yellowish white • flower plants originating from southeast Asia. the flowers grow on the ground • ...
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS 2021-03-23
22 Clues: MAK • DREN • RUŽA • LALA • JAVOR • KLEKA • ŠIMŠIR • DALIJA • KALINA • LJILJAN • GLADIOLA • VISIBABA • JORGOVAN • ORHIDEJA • KARANFIL • ZEVALICA • FORZICIJA • DAN I NOĆ • SUNCOKRET • HRIZANTEMA • DIVLJA JABUKA • of the valley ĐURĐEVAK
Local plants 2023-09-12
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- Most taxis and hotels don't allow.
- Easily mistaken for green onion.
- Bubble tea ingredient.
- Sounds like an English word for intolerable person.
- "Thai chilli" most likely means this one.
- Coconut meat, liquified.
- Lod chong is made from this flour.
- Roasted snack found in Yaorawat.
- Gives jim jaew sauce its crunch.
- I'm not ginger!
- Can't have som tum or tom yum without this.
- Sugar used in som tum.
- Sometimes purple, sometimes green.
- Pickled garnish in khao soi.
- Cross section looks similar to winged bean.
- Name of a leaf and its soup.
- Another word for chaba.
- Krapow is a what basil?
- Put me in a Thai omelette.
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- "Mala" is bitter ____.
- In pad Thai sauce.
- Sprinkle on your "joke".
- Might stain your clothes purple.
- Removed from prohibited substances in 2021.
- Common fried rice or nam prik side.
- Makroot/makrut.
- Root vegetable used to flavour soup.
- Ingredient of "red light" dish.
- Thai green custard.
- Thai fruit or Western boy's name.
- Leaf used in miang kham.
- A floral that rhymes with its culinary use.
- Mosquito repellant.
- Name of a fruit and a Babymetal song.
- A type of person or a type of fruit in Thai.
- A citrus used in one Thai salad.
- Not part of the Jay diet.
- Common Thai girl's name and herb.
- A fruit or "pink" in Thai.
39 Clues: Makroot/makrut. • I'm not ginger! • In pad Thai sauce. • Thai green custard. • Mosquito repellant. • "Mala" is bitter ____. • Bubble tea ingredient. • Sugar used in som tum. • Another word for chaba. • Krapow is a what basil? • Sprinkle on your "joke". • Leaf used in miang kham. • Coconut meat, liquified. • Not part of the Jay diet. • A fruit or "pink" in Thai. • Put me in a Thai omelette. • ...
Reproducing Plants 2024-04-23
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- one that has both male and female parts
- contains sepals, petals, pistils, and stamens
- the transfer of pollen to a stigma, ovule, flower, or plant to allow fertilization
- the action of arranging something in layers
- is a horticultural technique whereby tissues of plants are joined so as to continue their growth together
- a mode of reproduction in which only one parent is involved to reproduce offspring
- an asexual reproduction method in which a new organism develops from a bud of an existing organism.
- an asexual reproduction method in which a new organism develops from a bud of an existing organism
- A flower, also known as a bloom or blossom, is the reproductive structure found in flowering plants.
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- develops from a single ovary (pistil)
- the process by which a plant grows from a seed into a seedling
- Dried fruit is fruit from which the majority of the original water content has been removed either naturally, through sun drying, or through the use of specialized dryers or dehydrators
- a thing at a rudimentary stage that shows potential for development
- the part of a seed which acts as a food store for the developing plant embryo, usually containing starch with protein and other nutrients
- GP = seeds germinated/total seeds x 100
- a fine powder produced by certain plants when they reproduce
- the usually edible reproductive body of a seed plant
- the part of the ovary of seed plants that contains the female germ cell and after fertilization becomes the seed
- 1.5 to 2.0 inches or even deeper
- a piece cut off from something, especially what remains when something is being trimmed or prepared
- flowers that have either male parts or female parts, but not both
21 Clues: 1.5 to 2.0 inches or even deeper • develops from a single ovary (pistil) • one that has both male and female parts • GP = seeds germinated/total seeds x 100 • the action of arranging something in layers • contains sepals, petals, pistils, and stamens • the usually edible reproductive body of a seed plant • a fine powder produced by certain plants when they reproduce • ...
Plants crossword 2023-04-27
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- The sticky tip of the pistil where pollen grains are deposited
- The diffusion of water through a differentially permeable membrane.
- Process of reproduction which involves two parent plants.
- Tiny particles of pollen containing sperm produced by the male reproductive organ.
- Outer protective layer of the stem
- Supports the tree, it is where the stem of a tree gets its strength from. Created from dead xylem tissue. It is filled with stored sugars, oils and dyes.
- The tendency of particles in a liquid or gas to become evenly distributed through the movement of particles from areas of greater concentration to areas of lesser concentration.
- Transports sugars and other metabolic products from the leaves downward
- The process of choosing specific organisms with particular characteristics and having those organisms reproduce with each other.
- Produces new phloem and xylem tissue
- The tube connecting the stigma and the ovary
- The process by which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create oxygen and energy in the form of sugar.
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- The male reproductive part of the plant.
- The pathway created by the pollen grain as it makes its way to the ovary.
- The tip of the male reproductive organ where pollen grains are developed, stored, and released.
- Enclose the petals of a bud and protect the flower before it opens.
- mode of reproduction in which a new offspring is produced by a single parent plant.
- Brightly colored parts of a flower that help attract pollinators (bees, wasps, ants, flies…)
- Eggs produced by the female reproductive organ.
- The movement of substances through levels of a food chain so that they get more concentrated in the organisms that are higher in the food chain
- The stalk of the male reproductive organ.
- The tiny chamber at the bottom of the style that contains the plant’s ovules.
- Transports water from the roots upwards.
- The female reproductive part of the plant
24 Clues: Outer protective layer of the stem • Produces new phloem and xylem tissue • The male reproductive part of the plant. • Transports water from the roots upwards. • The stalk of the male reproductive organ. • The female reproductive part of the plant • The tube connecting the stigma and the ovary • Eggs produced by the female reproductive organ. • ...
Plants 1 2023-06-12
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- - Tropical flower with large, showy petals in various colors.
- - Succulent plant known for its medicinal properties and gel-filled leaves.
- - Evergreen shrub with glossy leaves and bright red berries, often used for holiday decorations.
- - Fragrant herb with needle-like leaves, often used in cooking.
- - Tropical plant with large, bold flowers and broad, often colorful leaves.
- - Climbing vine with colorful trumpet-shaped flowers.
- - Fragrant flower with clustered blooms in various colors.
- - Flowering plant with vibrant blooms and distinctive leaves.
- - Flower with delicate petals in vibrant colors, often associated with remembrance.
- - Spring flower with bright yellow or white petals and a trumpet-shaped center.
- - Summer flower with bright, daisy-like blooms in a range of hues.
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- - Flower with unique, tubular-shaped blooms that resemble a dragon's mouth.
- - Flowering shrub with clusters of blossoms in various shades of pink, red, or white.
- - Vibrant red flower associated with the Christmas season.
- - Flowering plant with numerous petals and a wide range of colors.
- - Tropical fruit with a spiky exterior and sweet, juicy flesh.
- - Colorful flower with aromatic leaves, often used to decorate gardens.
- - Sweet fruit with a soft flesh and tiny seeds, often eaten dried or in preserves.
- - Small fruit with a hard pit, commonly used to produce oil.
- - Aquatic plant with large, beautiful flowers that symbolize purity and enlightenment.
20 Clues: - Climbing vine with colorful trumpet-shaped flowers. • - Vibrant red flower associated with the Christmas season. • - Fragrant flower with clustered blooms in various colors. • - Small fruit with a hard pit, commonly used to produce oil. • - Tropical flower with large, showy petals in various colors. • ...
Classifying Plants 2024-09-30
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- Plants that flower and have seeds protected by fruit or pods.
- Plants provide this basic human need through cotton and linen.
- Example of an angiosperm.
- An embryonic leaf which becomes the seed leaf
- Mean "naked seed" in Greek.
- __________ source is when human use the animals that eat the plants and plant products.
- The leaf veins in a monocot are...
- The leaf veins in a dicot are...
- The vascular bundles in a dicot are arranged in a...
- Monocots flower in multiples of...
- Dicots flower in multiples of __________ or five.
- Prefix for the number two.
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- A two-word naming system.
- The vascular bundles in a monocot are...
- Scientific names are written in this language.
- Example of a gymnosperm.
- The second word in the taxonomy (scientific name).
- The amount of cotyledons a dicot has.
- The seeds of a gymnosperm are not _____________ by fruit.
- The amount of cotyledons a monocot has.
20 Clues: Example of a gymnosperm. • A two-word naming system. • Example of an angiosperm. • Prefix for the number two. • Mean "naked seed" in Greek. • The leaf veins in a dicot are... • The leaf veins in a monocot are... • Monocots flower in multiples of... • The amount of cotyledons a dicot has. • The amount of cotyledons a monocot has. • The vascular bundles in a monocot are... • ...
Plants & Cycles 2024-10-15
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- the process by which carbon atoms move between the Earth and its atmosphere
- the process by which plants use gravity to direct their growth, causing roots to grow down and shoots to grow up
- a powdery substance produced by the male part of a flower (anther) that contains the male gametes (sperm) necessary for fertilization
- pores on the surface of plants that allow for gas exchange and water regulation
- cycle by which nitrogen is converted into multiple chemical forms as it circulates among atmospheric, terrestrial, and marine ecosystems
- a specialized tissue system that transports water, nutrients, and other substances throughout the plant
- the part of a plant that grows above ground and includes the stem, leaves, buds, flowers, and fruits
- the turning or bending of a plant or other organism in response to a touch stimulus
- also known as phytohormones, are responsible for plant growth, defense, and productivity
- plants that bear flowers and fruits
- Pollen is carried from the anther of one flower to the stigma of another flower, enabling fertilization and seed production
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- the ability of an ecosystem to maintain its structure and function, or to return to its equilibrium state after a disturbance
- a change in the environment that causes a living organism to respond in some way
- the process of fusion of the female gamete (ovum or egg) with the male gamete (sperm)
- carries water and minerals from the roots to the leaves
- the ability of plants to grow in a specific direction in response to light
- transports sugars from the leaves to other parts of the plant
- the process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts, such as leaves, stems and flowers
- the turning of all or part of an organism in a particular direction in response to an external stimulus
- outgrowths of epidermal cells, specialized cells at the tip of a plant root, used for absorption of water and minerals
20 Clues: plants that bear flowers and fruits • carries water and minerals from the roots to the leaves • transports sugars from the leaves to other parts of the plant • the ability of plants to grow in a specific direction in response to light • the process by which carbon atoms move between the Earth and its atmosphere • ...
Plants & Cycles 2024-10-16
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- the process of fusion of the female gamete (ovum or egg) with the male gamete (sperm)
- cycle by which nitrogen is converted into multiple chemical forms as it circulates among atmospheric, terrestrial, and marine ecosystems
- a powdery substance produced by the male part of a flower (anther) that contains the male gametes (sperm) necessary for fertilization
- the ability of plants to grow in a specific direction in response to light
- the part of a plant that grows above ground and includes the stem, leaves, buds, flowers, and fruits
- also known as phytohormones, are responsible for plant growth, defense, and productivity
- a change in the environment that causes a living organism to respond in some way
- the process by which plants use gravity to direct their growth, causing roots to grow down and shoots to grow up
- carries water and minerals from the roots to the leaves
- the turning of all or part of an organism in a particular direction in response to an external stimulus
- Stability the ability of an ecosystem to maintain its structure and function, or to return to its equilibrium state after a disturbance
- the process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts, such as leaves, stems and flowers
- transports sugars from the leaves to other parts of the plant
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- a specialized tissue system that transports water, nutrients, and other substances throughout the plant
- outgrowths of epidermal cells, specialized cells at the tip of a plant root, used for absorption of water and minerals
- plants that bear flowers and fruits
- Pollen is carried from the anther of one flower to the stigma of another flower, enabling fertilization and seed production
- the turning or bending of a plant or other organism in response to a touch stimulus
- the process by which carbon atoms move between the Earth and its atmosphere
- pores on the surface of plants that allow for gas exchange and water regulation
20 Clues: plants that bear flowers and fruits • carries water and minerals from the roots to the leaves • transports sugars from the leaves to other parts of the plant • the ability of plants to grow in a specific direction in response to light • the process by which carbon atoms move between the Earth and its atmosphere • ...
Resurrection plants 2025-04-07
20 Clues: maïs • bodem • opbouw • kieming • tactiek • landbouw • haalbaar • schaarste • opbrengst • herleving • ongeschikt • verschijnt • verglazing • uitdroging • veerkrachtig • onvruchtbaar • beerdiertjes • wortelomgeving • bedektzadigeplanten • kas (of broeikas, afhankelijk van context)
Plants Crossword 2022-06-22
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- a fertilized egg attaches itself to uterus
- cells need water,oxygen,sugars to function.
- Made by White Blood Cells
- the tube through which an egg passes
- midline of the chest
- fight against bacteria not viruses
- releasing an ovum into the fallopian tube
- Largest artery in the body
- upper chambers of the heart
- Produce sperm and testosterone
- An organism's physical appearance
- carries oxygen IN red blood cells.
- female gamete
- male gamete, has a head, body and tail
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- Blood cells that carry oxygen
- Genetic makeup of an organism
- the leg bone above the knee
- Hip Bone
- part of DNA that passes on family characteristics
- can benefit us or cause infection
- microscopic blood vessels
- shoulder
- Different forms of a gene.
- allows embryo to be supplied with Mum's blood
- An allele that dominates or masks the other allele.
- carry blood AWAY from the heart
- Having two different alleles
- Hidden when a dominant allele is present.
- Produces eggs and female hormones
- An oval, bony case that protects the brain.
- Having two identical alleles
- tiny sac like structure in the lungs
- An organism in the earliest stage of development
- liquid part of blood
- create clotting in blood
35 Clues: Hip Bone • shoulder • female gamete • midline of the chest • liquid part of blood • create clotting in blood • microscopic blood vessels • Made by White Blood Cells • Different forms of a gene. • Largest artery in the body • the leg bone above the knee • upper chambers of the heart • Having two different alleles • Having two identical alleles • Blood cells that carry oxygen • ...
Biology plants 2026-04-14
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- tissue, flowers, cones, runners, bulbs.
- do most of the absorbtion of water
- reproductive structure of other plants
- brings sap down
- Plants with a I year life cycle
- evergreen tree reproductive structure
- Seedless vascular plants (ferns) Spore's a sexually created reproductive structure
- non vascular plant (mosses)has rhizoids instead of roots to anchor it in place. leafy shoot Moss's Combined leaf & stem
- Plants with a 2 year life cycle.
- provide support for plant
- a plant's response to touch (Causes vines to climb and venus flytrap to close)
- the production of sugar molecules in plants.
- the male reproductive Structure containing Sperm cells
- the study of plants
- roots grow towards gravity & Stems grow away from gravity.
- Plants with a many year lifecycle
- support ( hold up) the plant move sap from root to leaf and back and store energy.
- - a sexual reproduction through runners and sprouting leaves or stems.
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- brings sap up from roots Soksan from leaves
- Mature ovary & it's stored food
- hairs - smaller roots that absorb water
- plants have specialized parts
- tubes that move sap
- Plant's response to stimuli
- male reproductive Structures
- do most of photo synthesis
- a plant will grow towards sunlight
- - absorb and transport water up into the plant
- usually in center (except trees) Contain Xylem & phloem.
- the female reproductive structure of the plant Which turns into the seed
- a plant whose own pollen can pollinate its egg cells.
- root body- Cells that absorb water and channel it inward
- fibrous tissue in trees
- Stored food energy around the seed.
- female reproductive structure
35 Clues: brings sap down • tubes that move sap • the study of plants • fibrous tissue in trees • provide support for plant • do most of photo synthesis • Plant's response to stimuli • male reproductive Structures • plants have specialized parts • female reproductive structure • Mature ovary & it's stored food • Plants with a I year life cycle • Plants with a 2 year life cycle. • ...
Flowers & Plants 2026-06-05
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- Essential for a flower's hydration
- A delicate exotic flower, often found in tropical climates
- A star-shaped flower, blooming in late summer and fall
- A plant's embryonic stage, ready for growth
- A spring bulb known for its cup-shaped bloom
- A plant that climbs or trails
- A trumpet-shaped flower, often fragrant
- A plant used for flavor or medicine, like lavender
- Sweet liquid in flowers that attracts insects
- A delicate flower, sometimes associated with remembrance
- Provides light and warmth for plant growth
- The stalk supporting a flower
- To open into a flower
- To develop and increase in size, as a plant
- The ground where flowers and plants grow
- A cultivated plot for flowers and plants
- A cheerful flower with white petals and a yellow center
- A fragrant flower, similar in color to lavender
- A classic bloom, often a symbol of love
- A plant that completes its life cycle in one year
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- A flower before it fully opens
- A pale purple shade, like some lavender flowers
- A flower with sword-like leaves and unique petals
- The underground part of a plant
- A large, showy flower that blooms in late spring
- A woody plant smaller than a tree
- A plant that lives for multiple years
- French town notorious for its lavender fields
- A distinctive, pleasant smell from flowers
- A color often associated with lavender blooms
- A colorful part of a flower that attracts pollinators
- The pleasant smell of a flower, like lavender
- Powder that helps flowers reproduce and triggers allergic reactions
- A green, flat part of a plant
34 Clues: To open into a flower • A plant that climbs or trails • The stalk supporting a flower • A green, flat part of a plant • A flower before it fully opens • The underground part of a plant • A woody plant smaller than a tree • Essential for a flower's hydration • A plant that lives for multiple years • A trumpet-shaped flower, often fragrant • ...
Plant and human nutrition 2025-03-24
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- Nutrients needed for growth and repair
- Inorganic substances essential for body function
- Simple sugar used for energy in cells
- Tissue that transports water in plants
- Muscle movement that pushes food through the digestive system
- Process of breaking down food into smaller molecules
- Process by which plants make food using light
- Gas used by plants during photosynthesis
- Sugar produced in photosynthesis
- Organic substances required in small amounts for health
- Enzyme that breaks down starch
- Helps digestion and prevents constipation
- Organ that absorbs water and forms waste
- Organism that makes its own food
- Green pigment that absorbs sunlight for photosynthesis
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- Substance that helps break down fats
- Organ where most nutrients are absorbed
- Enzyme that breaks down proteins in the stomach
- Mineral needed for protein synthesis in plants
- Gas released by plants during photosynthesis
- Nutrients that provide energy and store fat
- Mineral needed for making chlorophyll
- Organelle where photosynthesis takes place
- Main source of energy in the diet
- source needed for photosynthesis
- Tissue that transports sugars in plants
- Process of water loss from leaves
- Organ that produces digestive enzymes
- Tiny pores in leaves for gas exchange
- Specialized cell that absorbs water and minerals
30 Clues: Enzyme that breaks down starch • source needed for photosynthesis • Sugar produced in photosynthesis • Organism that makes its own food • Main source of energy in the diet • Process of water loss from leaves • Substance that helps break down fats • Simple sugar used for energy in cells • Mineral needed for making chlorophyll • Organ that produces digestive enzymes • ...
KNOWLEDGE CONSERVATION 2026-05-18
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- Using resources in a way that does not damage the environment.
- A scientist like Dr. Fadiman who studies how people use plants.
- Her deep interest in indigenous cultures.
- Saving important cultural and plant knowledge.
- Plants and natural materials people use in daily life.
- The way knowledge is passed from parents to children over time.
- The severe pain the woman in the village felt.
- Protecting plant knowledge and nature from being lost.
- Other jobs or activities besides fishing, such as growing coffee.
- Identify which plants were safe or useful for medicine.
- Something helpful for both people and the environment, like growing coffee.
- The local people living in the Ecuadorian rain forest.
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- Dr. Fadiman’s strong love for conservation work.
- People like Dr. Fadiman who care about protecting nature.
- Combining plant studies with human culture and traditions.
- Local people native to the rain forest area.
- The large number of different plants in the rain forest.
- How the forest first looked to Dr. Fadiman before learning about the plants.
- How Dr. Fadiman felt seeing many different plants in Ecuador.
- Ancient plant knowledge passed down in villages.
20 Clues: Her deep interest in indigenous cultures. • Local people native to the rain forest area. • Saving important cultural and plant knowledge. • The severe pain the woman in the village felt. • Dr. Fadiman’s strong love for conservation work. • Ancient plant knowledge passed down in villages. • Plants and natural materials people use in daily life. • ...
Before We Were Free Chapter 3 Vocabulary 2025-03-20
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- a government order that limits trade in some way
- a set of statues that represents the scene of Jesus Christ's birth and that is displayed during Christmas
- the process of eating the right kind of food so you can grow properly and be healthy
- a state in which people, groups, countries, etc., disagree with and feel anger toward each other
- the leaves of a plant or of many plants
- thinking about something a lot or too much
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- afraid that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen
- a person who examines books, movies, letters, etc., and removes things that are considered to be offensive, immoral, harmful to society, etc.
- to use magic to make someone do, think, or say something : to put (someone) under a spell
9 Clues: the leaves of a plant or of many plants • thinking about something a lot or too much • a government order that limits trade in some way • afraid that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen • the process of eating the right kind of food so you can grow properly and be healthy • ...
biotechnology 2015-10-26
16 Clues: Mangel • ersetzen • Getreide • Ernährung • Impfstoff • fehlerhaft • verhindern • Nutzpflanze • manipulieren • Erbkrankheit • Unterernährung • Genmanipulation • genetisch verändert • resistent sein gegen • aufnehmen/absorbieren • genetischer Fingerabdruck
Green industires 2026-01-17
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- Job that maintains lawns, trees, and gardens?
- Cutting branches to improve plant health?
- Process of turning waste into new products?
- Farming without chemicals?
- Trees that lose their leaves in the winter?
- Worker who cares for trees in cities?
- Natural material that covers soil to protect plants?
- Jobs that help the environment?
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- Person who plants trees for reforestation?
- Removing dead or damaged branches?
- Farming method that protects the environment?
- Green Industry that designs outdoor spaces?
- Industry focused on growing plants and trees?
- Power source that never runs out?
- plant material added to soil to help growth?
- Fuel made from plants or waste?
- Power generated using flowing water?
- Industry focused on growing plants for food or sale?
- The part of the plants that absorbs water?
- Protective outer layer of a tree?
20 Clues: Farming without chemicals? • Fuel made from plants or waste? • Jobs that help the environment? • Power source that never runs out? • Protective outer layer of a tree? • Removing dead or damaged branches? • Power generated using flowing water? • Worker who cares for trees in cities? • Cutting branches to improve plant health? • Person who plants trees for reforestation? • ...
Med Science Crossword 2023-01-20
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- Introducing DNA or chromosomes into bacteria or other cells using electricity
- Prediction of the outcome of a treatment of a disease
- Plant-based medicine
- Where the bulk of the chemical digestion in your body occurs
- The process of taking an organ and implanting it into another body
- Measurement of energy in nutrition
- The fourth stage of digestion
- A long tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach
- An organism that causes disease
- 20 of these are used in the human body/nutrition
- Diagnosis and treatment of the musculoskeletal system
- An unusually high outbreak of a new infectious disease thats spreading across a large region
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- A disease caused by a deficiency of vitamin C
- complex carbohydrates
- A sign of a disease
- The use of living organisms or their products for the welfare of humanity
- A disease that originates in an animal population and then transfers to a human one
- An artificial extension that replaces a missing body part
- The technique of imaging the interior of the body for clinical analysis and medical intervention
- AKA the black death, cause by a bacteria named versinia pestis
- The creation of an organism that is the exact genetic copy of another
- A drug introduced in 1978, revolutionized transplantation
22 Clues: A sign of a disease • Plant-based medicine • complex carbohydrates • The fourth stage of digestion • An organism that causes disease • Measurement of energy in nutrition • A disease caused by a deficiency of vitamin C • 20 of these are used in the human body/nutrition • Prediction of the outcome of a treatment of a disease • ...
Physical & Motor Development of Children & Adolescents 2018-03-05
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- Impairment A visual problem that calls for specific modification in the student's educational programs.
- Regular physical activity promotes growth by strengthening bones and muscles.
- Profuse bleeding of the mother during birth.
- Rapid, involuntary side movement of the eyeball.
- The lens of the eye changes from a clear transparent structure to a cloudy or opaque one.
- This is caused by bacteria or virus on the fetus in the womb.
- Adequate nutrition contributes to a continuous growth and development.
- Mother supplies all the nutrients to the inborn fetus.
- Insufficient intake of food nutrients.
- Entry of large quantities of medicines into the body.
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- About 70 - 80% of growth hormone is secreted during _____.
- The physically handicapped have impairments that are temporary or permanent.
- The exposure of pregnant mother to radioactive elements.
- Caused by several illnesses in infants.
- He must have in his diet, nutritious food rich in needed nutrients.
- Children born with or develop serious _________________ can have stunted growth if not treated.
- Birth of the fetus is usually earlier than the ninth month of pregnancy.
- The child's ______________ influences to a large extent his growth.
- Injuries suffered by the newborn baby.
- Increased pressure within the eye, gradual loss of vision, beginning with the peripheral vision.
20 Clues: Injuries suffered by the newborn baby. • Insufficient intake of food nutrients. • Caused by several illnesses in infants. • Profuse bleeding of the mother during birth. • Rapid, involuntary side movement of the eyeball. • Entry of large quantities of medicines into the body. • Mother supplies all the nutrients to the inborn fetus. • ...
Living Systems 2019-03-27
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- / A chemical in food that helps keep an organism alive and active
- / The molecule in plant leaves that turns it green
- / An animal that eats plants and animals
- / An organism that breaks down dead plants and animals
- / A process used by plants and algae to make sugar (food) out of light, carbon dioxide, and water
- / An animal that eats plants
- / A community of organisms interacting with each other and with the nonliving environment
- / Organism that creates its own food
- / An organism that gets its energy by consuming other organisms
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- / To act upon one another
- / An animal that eats other animals
- / Earth’s core, mantle, and crust
- / The interacting water on, under, and above Earth’s surface
- Web / The feeding relationships among all the organisms in an ecosystem
- / The layer of gases surrounding Earth
- / Earth's sphere that contains all living things
- / A sugar found in food; the sugar broken down in cells to release energy
- / A waste gas produced by plants during photosynthesis
- Dioxide / Plants produce this gas during photosynthesis to make food
- / The nutrient that cells use for energy
20 Clues: / To act upon one another • / An animal that eats plants • / Earth’s core, mantle, and crust • / An animal that eats other animals • / Organism that creates its own food • / The layer of gases surrounding Earth • / An animal that eats plants and animals • / The nutrient that cells use for energy • / Earth's sphere that contains all living things • ...
Evaluating Sports Nutrition Information 2018-12-19
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- The importance of nutrition information for your needs.
- Study that looks backward; health outcome established at the start of study.
- The reason nutrition information exists.
- Set of criteria established to evaluate nutrition information.
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- Study with an experimental and control group that aims to establish cause and effect.
- Study conducted in large populations over a long period of time.
- Standardizes reliability of health information.
7 Clues: The reason nutrition information exists. • Standardizes reliability of health information. • The importance of nutrition information for your needs. • Set of criteria established to evaluate nutrition information. • Study conducted in large populations over a long period of time. • Study that looks backward; health outcome established at the start of study. • ...
Las clases 2022-11-30
25 Clues: art • band • math • choir • drama • Latin • lunch • french • german • health • algebra • science • history • biology • spanish • English • geometry • calculus • geography • orchestra • studyhour • chemistry • nutrition • technology • physical education
Capitulo Tres Vocabulario 2013-05-10
20 Clues: ear • flu • age • weak • diet • fever • heart • syrup • weight • stress • allergy • aspirin • to avoid • to sneeze • to demand • to advise • to endure • to breathe • to take, to drink • nutrition,feeding
Marine Food Webs 2024-09-23
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- An animal that eats plants or other animals.
- When too many fish are caught, causing their numbers to decrease.
- Tiny shrimp-like creatures eaten by whales.
- Any living thing, big or small.
- This can harm animals when it gets into oceans or land.
- Breaks down dead things in nature.
- An animal that hunts and eats other animals.
- A simple drawing that explains something.
- What plants get from the sun to grow.
- An animal that eats dead or decaying animals.
- Anything related to the ocean or sea.
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- So small it can only be seen with a microscope.
- Tiny ocean creatures that float and are eaten by fish.
- Tiny animals in the ocean that are eaten by larger animals.
- Each organism in an ecosystem __ each other to survive.
- Plants that make their own food are called this.
- Tiny ocean plants that make food using sunlight.
- Shows how animals and plants are connected by what they eat.
- Tiny living things that break down dead plants and animals.
- When an ecosystem has the right amount of plants, animals, and bacteria.
20 Clues: Any living thing, big or small. • Breaks down dead things in nature. • What plants get from the sun to grow. • Anything related to the ocean or sea. • A simple drawing that explains something. • Tiny shrimp-like creatures eaten by whales. • An animal that eats plants or other animals. • An animal that hunts and eats other animals. • ...
Nutrition Care Pt 1 2025-08-20
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- current vs. desired behavior (MI)
- skills, practive, self-efficacy (SCT)
- social norms, access in community, and ability to change own environment (SCT)
- knowledge, expectations, attitude, and affective biological events (SCT)
- specifies the nutrition-related problem/diagnosis for treatment
- identifying nutrition-related problems
- constructive criticism to fight resistance (MI)
- collaborative, goal-oriented style of communication with intent to change
- change talk with "I can change" (MI)
- collaboration, not confrontation, evocation, not imposition of ideas, autonomy, not authority
- an individual's perception of their risk in acquiring a disease (HBM)
- statements that demonstrate empathy and guide the client towards resolving ambivalence (MI)
- change talk with "I want to change" (MI)
- how confident the individual is in their ability to perform the recommended health action (HBM)
- explains what causes individuals to not adopt/seek treatment
- will/desire to perform the behavior (SCT)
- charting format RDs use to chart patients
- using oral intake, weight loss, mobility, neurological/psychologic status, current stress levels, and BMI to determine nutritional risk
- process where the RD helps the client/patient explore their ambivalence for change (MI)
- heard and understood (MI)
- will this behvior be remembered (SCT)
- using changes in current body weight, previous body weight, and serum albumin to determine nutritional risk in older adults
- stage of change where the person is aware of problem, but not committed to change behavior (TTM)
- change talk with "it's important to change" (MI)
- Cognitive and behavioral steps taken to ensure successful changes
- core skills where statements reflect the client's current skills and strengths (MI)
- tool using current weight & height (with BMI), unintentional weight loss with cut off points, and changes in nutrition intake for >5 days to determine nutritional risk
- change talk with "I will make change" (MI)
- nutritional diagnosis, treatment, and counseling for disease management
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- the ability to perform the same behavior repeatedly (SCT)
- an individual's perception of how effective certain actions are to reduce the threat/cure the illness (HBM)
- treatment approach that describes how internal/external factors can cause people to feel, do, or think about problematic behaviors
- cycle that allows the RD to provide individualized care to the patient
- stage of change where the person falls back on their old behavior (TTM)
- change talk with "I am taking specific actions to change" (MI)
- identifying if the treatment works with outcome data
- an individual's perception of how serious the consequences of acquiring the disease would be (HBM)
- core skill where the answers to these aren't yes or no (MI)
- change talk with "I am ready, willing to make changes" (MI)
- an individual's perception of the costs associated with actions that will reduce the threat/cure the illness (HBM)
- reinforcement of nutrition knowledge
- internal/external stimuli that prompt an individual to implement and recommended health action (HBM)
- Where environmental, personal, and behavioral factors may cause learning but may not lead to behavior changes
- stage of change where the person replaces old behavior with new behavior and achieving goals (TTM)
- collection of reflections where the practitioner gives a rundown on what they ‘heard’ (MI)
- tools that allow the RD to determine which patients are at risk of nutrition-related problems
- patient/client centered treatment used for addressing nutrition-related problems
- process where the RD and the client/patient agrees on shared purpose (MI)
- unnoticed behavior cannot be imitated (SCT)
- stage of change where the person is unaware a problem exists, in denial, or not willing to consider change (TTM)
- change talk with "I should change" (MI)
- success in intervention (MI)
- stage of change where the person is intent of taking action to address the problem/belives they're capable but hesitant (TTM)
- process where the RD establishes productive working relationship with the client/patient (MI)
- stage of change where the person is actively modifying behavior/problem and taking steps towards change (TTM)
- process where the RD supports commitment for client's change through plans (MI)
56 Clues: heard and understood (MI) • success in intervention (MI) • current vs. desired behavior (MI) • change talk with "I can change" (MI) • reinforcement of nutrition knowledge • skills, practive, self-efficacy (SCT) • will this behvior be remembered (SCT) • identifying nutrition-related problems • change talk with "I should change" (MI) • change talk with "I want to change" (MI) • ...
Unit 1 Vocab. 2016-09-07
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- Derived from living matter.
- Used to refer to the various processes in the food chain from agricultural production to consumption.
- The transformation of raw ingredients, by physical or chemical means into food, or of food into other forms.
- Substance that is in a liquid form at extremely low temperatures and has a very low boiling point.
- The study of the physical, biological, and chemical makeup of food
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- To corrupt, debase, or make impure by the addition of a foreign or inferior substance or element
- A subset of hydro-culture and is a method of growing plants using mineral nutrient solutions, in water, without soil.
- Are natural or manufactured substances used in place of foods or food components.
- The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
9 Clues: Derived from living matter. • The study of the physical, biological, and chemical makeup of food • The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth. • Are natural or manufactured substances used in place of foods or food components. • To corrupt, debase, or make impure by the addition of a foreign or inferior substance or element • ...
seedless plants 2021-02-11
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- the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food.
- an unborn or unhatched offspring in the process of development, in particular a human offspring during the period from approximately the second to the eighth week after fertilization (after which it is
- cells the inner tissue (parenchyma) of a leaf, containing many chloroplasts.
- the male fertilizing organ of a flower,
- the female organs of a flower, comprising the stigma, style, and ovary.
- the response of an organism to seasonal changes in day length.
- a small or immature ovum.
- a flowering plant's unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another such plant.
- hormone Any of various hormones produced by plants that control or regulate germination, growth, metabolism, or other physiological activities.
- of generations a pattern of reproduction occurring in the life cycles of many lower plants and some invertebrates, involving a regular alternation between two distinct forms.
- the turning of all or part of an organism in a particular
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- the force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass.
- termed a fetus)
- respiration Cellular respiration is the process through which cells convert sugars into energy.
- denoting a fruit that has no seeds
- consisting of a pollen-containing anther and a filament.
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water.
- a minute, typically one-celled, reproductive unit capable of giving rise to a new individual without sexual fusion, characteristic of lower plants, fungi, and protozoans.
- in response to an external stimulus.
- the transfer of pollen to a stigma, ovule, flower, or plant to allow fertilization.
20 Clues: termed a fetus) • a small or immature ovum. • denoting a fruit that has no seeds • in response to an external stimulus. • the male fertilizing organ of a flower, • consisting of a pollen-containing anther and a filament. • the turning of all or part of an organism in a particular • the response of an organism to seasonal changes in day length. • ...
DECORATIVE PLANTS 2021-05-02
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- this plant comes from Europe. the flowers are small and usually blue, pink, purple, to white
- is an annual plant from the asteraceae family which can be used as an ornamental plant, producing oil, fertilizer, and feed
- is a type of plant that is famous for its beauty and properties
- flower plant native to North America. the aroma of the leaves is distinctive like a melon aroma
- is a type of shrub from the genus Rosa which is generally thorny or elongated plant with a height of 2 to 5 meters
- ia a type of ornamental plant that includes shrubs that livve for years with elongated and green leaves where the edges of the leaves are large jagged
- this flower is one of Indonesia's national flowers which was first discovered by a Dutch botanist
- is a type of plant with fragrant flowers and yellow or yellowish white
- is a type of plant that is famous for its beautiful and charming flowers and has a fragrant aroma. flower form is not to be pollinated by bees but kumbanh
- the characteristic of this plant is that the flowers bloom to from a triangle like a pageda. usually planted as a restriction crop
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- ornamental flower plants in the form of upright stem shrubs that live chronically. these flowers live in shrubs and include vines in the olive family
- is a type of ornamental plant that belongs to the class of woody shrubs with a height which usually reaches 2 meters
- is a tuberous perennial plant belonging to the Liliaceae family with a height of 10-70 cm
- the color of the flowers it produces varies widely, ranging from pastel pink to blue
- flower plants originating from southeast Asia. the flowers grow oa a single stem in shades of pink to purple. the characteristic of this plant is that the leaves grow on the ground
- this flower we often find when the way of marriage as a hand flower. this is because this flower is a symbol of hope
- one of the flower plants that are widely planted because of its young ability to grow
- is a type of flowing plant originating from south Africa. this flower is considered a symbol of hope and change
- it's the kind of plant that flowers grow on huge branches in clusters and rows with sardine
- aquatic plants from the family Nymphaeaceae
20 Clues: aquatic plants from the family Nymphaeaceae • is a type of plant that is famous for its beauty and properties • is a type of plant with fragrant flowers and yellow or yellowish white • the color of the flowers it produces varies widely, ranging from pastel pink to blue • one of the flower plants that are widely planted because of its young ability to grow • ...
medicinal plants 2021-05-03
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- serve as a paint medicine.
- sertve as a medicine for diarrhea.
- serve as a sore throad medicine.
- creepe function as a sprue medicine.
- functions as an inflammation drug.
- serve as a fever medicine.
- serve as an astma drug.
- fungctios as a cough medicine.
- function as an alkaline wound medicine.
- function as a drug for kidney stones.
- serve as a drug to facilitate breastfeeding.
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- server as a cough medicine
- of the gods serve as a diabetes drug.
- serve as a dry cough medicine.
- functions as a perfume.
- function as a medicine for diarrhea.
- acts as a consipation remedy.
- seves as a heart medicine.
- fungction as a drugh for high blood pressure.
- serves as a medicine for tinea versicolor.
- serve as a toothache medicine.
21 Clues: functions as a perfume. • serve as an astma drug. • server as a cough medicine • serve as a paint medicine. • seves as a heart medicine. • serve as a fever medicine. • acts as a consipation remedy. • serve as a dry cough medicine. • fungctios as a cough medicine. • serve as a toothache medicine. • serve as a sore throad medicine. • sertve as a medicine for diarrhea. • ...
Exploring Plants 2022-03-07
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- an adaptation found in land plants that allows sperm to travel without the aid of water
- transports water up from the roots to the leaves
- these cells found packed in the leaf are the main site of photosynthesis
- a strong, structural carbohydrate that is found in all vascular plants
- the type of cells that regulate the opening and closing of leaf pores
- this process uses draws water up from the roots to the leaves
- one of three "ingredients" needed for photosynthesis
- flowering plants that make seeds and fruits
- pores in leaves that allow for the entrance and exit of gasses like H2O, C02, and O2
- the type of weak bonds that hold two water molecules together
- the simplest land plants that lack vascular tissue
- a waxy layer on leaves that helps with water retention
- the characteristic on a cladogram or phylogentic tree that is found in all members except the outgroup (two words)
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- ferns that have vascular tissue and reproduce using sperm with flagella
- letter B in the leaf cross section diagram
- transports glucose from the leaves to the roots
- the main product of photosynthesis
- A and D on the leaf cross section diagram compose a leaf structure called a _____________________.(two words)
- the type of mesophyll found at letter G in the leaf cross section picture
- the main function of the leaf
- water molecules stick to the sides of xylem due to this sticky attraction
- vascular plants that make a seed and pollen
22 Clues: the main function of the leaf • the main product of photosynthesis • letter B in the leaf cross section diagram • flowering plants that make seeds and fruits • vascular plants that make a seed and pollen • transports glucose from the leaves to the roots • transports water up from the roots to the leaves • the simplest land plants that lack vascular tissue • ...
Nuclear plants 2017-12-31
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- forces liquid to circulate
- Is formed by neutrons and protons
- Is capable to rotate a turbine
- Allows to exchange heating
- When low, rises the probability of fission reaction
- Its task is to recycle steam
- A sub-product of fission reaction
- After this time radiation is decreased by 50%
- One of the most dangerous fission product
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- Difference between initial and final mass
- Contain the uranium
- Uncontrolled reaction
- Allow to take under control fission reactions
- Is connected to a turbine to produce electricity
- Its task is slowing down neutron speed
- increases the cost of a nuclear plant
- The major problem of a nuclear plant
- The material the nuclear reactor container is made of
- The action of splitting a nucleus
- Uranium isotope used in nuclear plants
20 Clues: Contain the uranium • Uncontrolled reaction • forces liquid to circulate • Allows to exchange heating • Its task is to recycle steam • Is capable to rotate a turbine • Is formed by neutrons and protons • A sub-product of fission reaction • The action of splitting a nucleus • The major problem of a nuclear plant • increases the cost of a nuclear plant • ...
Plants Review 2012-03-30
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- Plant pores, gas exchange takes place here
- Supports the anther
- Produces pollen
- Protects root tissue as it grows
- Tissues responsible for movement of water, food, and nutrients
- Tissue between epidermis and vascular layers of the root
- Site of photosynthesis inside the cells
- Carries sugar down from the leaves
- Turn into seeds after fertilization
- Cells with wide variety of functions
- Protects the ovules, turns into fruit
- Gas plants need for photosynthesis
- Most common tissue in the plant
- Male flower parts
- Control size of stomata
- Increase a root's surface area
- Process where pollen fertilizes the ovules
- Catches the pollen
- Produce new plant cells
- Attracts pollenators
- Tissue that forms the epidermis
- Supports the stigma, transfers the pollen
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- Female flower parts
- Holds reproductive structures
- Fuzzy cells on leaves and stems
- Supports the plant, stores food, moves water and nutrients
- Carries water up from the roots
- Type of meristem found at the tip of roots & stems
- Fibrous cells
- Gas plants produce during photosynthesis
- Outer layer of cells
- Process where plants "sweat" water
- Cells that provide support for tissues
- Type of meristem found in many places
- Supportive structure all plant cells have
- Type of meristem that makes the plant grow wide
- Protect the flower bud
- Anchors the plant, stores food, absorbs water
- Photosynthesis, gas exchange, transpiration
39 Clues: Fibrous cells • Produces pollen • Male flower parts • Catches the pollen • Female flower parts • Supports the anther • Outer layer of cells • Attracts pollenators • Protect the flower bud • Control size of stomata • Produce new plant cells • Holds reproductive structures • Increase a root's surface area • Fuzzy cells on leaves and stems • Carries water up from the roots • ...
Plants & Trees 2014-04-02
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- Good luck.
- Roses are red ...
- It will stain your cloths.
- Commonly used in Quebec for maple syrup.
- The furst nations commonly used this tree.
- Makes good soup
- And a ... on top
- Makes good sauce
- Good for bad breath.
- A common cat name.
- That orange thing.
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- Smell and look pretty but to feel so good.
- During spring grows big juicy bitter red berrys.
- Don't touch it you'll get itchy.
- Has Annoying pine cones that fall.
- Soft tree
- Good spice to spice things up. get it?
- Pretty during early spring and delicious during late spring.
- Makes good ... tea
- Rad? ish.
20 Clues: Soft tree • Rad? ish. • Good luck. • Makes good soup • And a ... on top • Makes good sauce • Roses are red ... • Makes good ... tea • A common cat name. • That orange thing. • Good for bad breath. • It will stain your cloths. • Don't touch it you'll get itchy. • Has Annoying pine cones that fall. • Good spice to spice things up. get it? • Commonly used in Quebec for maple syrup. • ...
Plants - Italian 2016-03-17
22 Clues: Pear • Corn • Lime • Leaf • Tree • Apple • Peach • Onion • Fruit • Tomato • garlic • Cherry • Potato • Banana • Carrot • Avocado • Cabbage • Cucumber • Zucchini • Capsicum • Watermelon • Strawberry
Carnivorous Plants 2023-12-05
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- Multiple roots that are same size and shape
- Sweet liquid produced by plants
- Hairs along outer edge of lobes
- Term used to describe an organism that eats meat
- Leaves that form after cotyledons appear
- Collective name for petals of one flower
- Soil type carnivorous plants thrive in
- ___-fixing is limited
- Dionaea muscipula
- Found in living cells and is used to break down meals
- Wet spongy ground
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- Drosera common name
- Trumpet Pitcher Genus
- Albany Pitcher Plant Genus
- It's not basic, it's ____
- Term for an organism developing over time
- Green coloring of plant
- Circular cluster of leaves
- Vein running through center of a leaf
- Synonym for confine
20 Clues: Dionaea muscipula • Wet spongy ground • Drosera common name • Synonym for confine • Trumpet Pitcher Genus • ___-fixing is limited • Green coloring of plant • It's not basic, it's ____ • Albany Pitcher Plant Genus • Circular cluster of leaves • Sweet liquid produced by plants • Hairs along outer edge of lobes • Vein running through center of a leaf • ...
Carnivorous Plants 2024-01-15
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- firmly joined together
- beautiful and delicate
- new and original ideas
- to put a substance on something with quick light touches
- catch something quickly
- stopped
- inner organs
- to end something by force
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- natural smell
- good knowledge of culture and fashion
- red
- process of change and development
- animals/plants with similar characteristics
- scientist who studies plants
- absorbed by a liquid
- forceful
- a loss of respect
- eats Meat
- unlucky
- catch or kill an animal/plant
20 Clues: red • stopped • unlucky • forceful • eats Meat • inner organs • natural smell • a loss of respect • absorbed by a liquid • firmly joined together • beautiful and delicate • new and original ideas • catch something quickly • to end something by force • scientist who studies plants • catch or kill an animal/plant • process of change and development • good knowledge of culture and fashion • ...
Viruses & Plants 2023-02-23
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- The part of a virus that is also known as a protein coat
- The structure on the underside of leaves
- The leaves release _____ and water vapor
- Anything above the ground is known as the ____ system
- This structure is used to transport food and water
- Cone bearing plants with wooden stems
- The leaves absorb ____ and sunlight
- What process do plants use to make their own food?
- This structure is used as the reproductive site
- Are viruses considered living organisms?
- This structure absorbs water and stores extra food
- Are plants unicellular or multicellular?
- The virus cycle that is short and shows symptoms
- The stoma stay open during the ____ to allow for gas exchange
- Plants that have fruits & flowers
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- This structure is the site for gas exchange and photosynthesis
- Plants make their own food so they are know as _______
- This type of root is found in areas with very little water
- Anything below the ground in known as the _____ system
- What kind of cells (Pro or Eu) make up plants?
- The xylem and phloem are types of _______ tissues
- The virus cycle that is longer without any symptoms present
- This type of root is found deep underground
- The tissue used to transport water up from the roots to the leaves
- The tissue used to transport food down from the leaves to the roots
- Known as the loss of water through the leaves
- The structure on a virus used to attach to the host cell
- The genetic material found inside the virus
28 Clues: Plants that have fruits & flowers • The leaves absorb ____ and sunlight • Cone bearing plants with wooden stems • The structure on the underside of leaves • The leaves release _____ and water vapor • Are viruses considered living organisms? • Are plants unicellular or multicellular? • This type of root is found deep underground • ...
Floriculture Plants 2023-09-18
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- Ficus pumila
- Gerbera jamesonii
- Opuntia cv.
- Paeonia cv.
- Maranta leuconeura
- Ficus elastica cv.
- Helianthus annuus
- Dahlia Hybrid cv.
- Justica brandegeana
- Primula malacoides cv.
- Matthiola incana cv.
- Tulipa cv.
- Zinnia cv.
- Erica carnea cv.
- Hoya carnosa
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- Crassula argentea
- Verbena hybrid cv.
- Canna x generalis cv.
- Iris x xiphium cv.
- Astilbe hybrid cv.
- Aster pringlei
- Rosa hybrid cv.
- Delphinium consolida cv.
- Freesia xhybrida
- Sansevieria trifasciata cv.
- Hosta cv.
- Spathiphyllum
- Solidago hybrid cv.
- Schefflera arboricola
- Senecio x hybridus cv.
- Codiaeum variegatum pictum
31 Clues: Hosta cv. • Tulipa cv. • Zinnia cv. • Opuntia cv. • Paeonia cv. • Ficus pumila • Hoya carnosa • Spathiphyllum • Aster pringlei • Rosa hybrid cv. • Freesia xhybrida • Erica carnea cv. • Crassula argentea • Gerbera jamesonii • Helianthus annuus • Dahlia Hybrid cv. • Verbena hybrid cv. • Iris x xiphium cv. • Astilbe hybrid cv. • Maranta leuconeura • Ficus elastica cv. • Solidago hybrid cv. • Justica brandegeana • ...
Flowering plants 2023-08-22
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- Transports water and minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant.
- dispersal A seed relocating away from the parent plant otherwise the parent plant will outcompete the offspring for light, space and nutrients.
- It is a layer of actively dividing cells between the xylem and the phloem tissues that is responsible for secondary growth of stems and roots.
- A permanent change to the shape of the active site of an enzyme so it can no longer catalyse reactions
- factors Part of the photosynthesis reaction that is in short supply which prevents the rate of photosynthesis increasing further.
- conditions Conditions that an enzyme works best at. Outside of these conditions the enzyme either works slowly or denatures
- The process by which a seed grows to become a photosynthesising plant
- The production of new cells to increase size.
- Process where cells use glucose to form energy (ATP) for life processes (e.g. growth, repair, reproduction)
- Growth Produces secondary tissues in the lateral meristems and is responsible for increasing the diameter of roots/stems and branches.
- Is when the pollen from the anther of a flower on a plant is spread to the stigma of a flower on the same plant.
- Is the process by which a parent cell is replicated to produce 2 daughter cells with the exact same genetics
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- Is the transfer of pollen from the anther of a flower to the stigma of another flower of the same species.
- The movement of water from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration across a semi-permeable membrane.
- proteins that are biological catalysts that speed up chemical reactions
- Is the fusing of the pollen nucleus (sperm) to the ovule nucleus to form a zygote.
- growth: Produces primary tissues/cells in the apical meristems and is responsible for elongation - shoots and roots grow longer.
- Is when the pollen from the anther of a flower from one plant is spread to the stigma of a flower on a different plant of the same species.
- The process plants use to generate their own glucose to be used in the production of energy
- reproduction Produces offspring from two parents through fertilisation. The offspring inherit a combination of DNA from both parents.
- Transports food (sucrose & amino acids) from leaves to different parts of the plant.
- reproduction Produces offspring through mitosis from a single parent. The offspring inherit the DNA of the single parent only.
- Plant hormone that promotes growth in the roots, shoots and bud growth and is made in the apical meristems.
23 Clues: The production of new cells to increase size. • The process by which a seed grows to become a photosynthesising plant • Transports water and minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant. • proteins that are biological catalysts that speed up chemical reactions • Is the fusing of the pollen nucleus (sperm) to the ovule nucleus to form a zygote. • ...
Winter Plants 2024-11-26
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- Shrub with spiky green leaves and red berries (5)
- Evergreen tree with needle-like leaves (4)
- Bright red-berried plant used in seasonal décor (11)
- Dense evergreen shrub often shaped into wreaths (7)
- Bright red plant often associated with Christmas (10)
- Evergreen tree with conical shape, common in winter (7)
- Plant symbolising love, often hung at Christmas (9)
- Hardy flowering plant that blooms in winter (7)
- Early-blooming plant often peeking through the snow (6)
- Popular Christmas tree variety (3)
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- Delicate white flower that blooms in late winter (8)
- Evergreen shrub used in garlands and decorations (6)
- Known as the “Christmas rose,” it blooms in winter (9)
- Fragrant plant with silvery-green leaves, used in bouquets (10)
- Bulb plant with large, striking winter blooms (9)
- Climbing evergreen plant, common in winter wreaths (3)
- Fragrant evergreen tree used in winter decorations (5)
- Winter-blooming shrub with colourful flowers (8)
- Type of evergreen tree often used as a Christmas tree (6)
- Fragrant herb that thrives in winter and is used in cooking (8)
20 Clues: Popular Christmas tree variety (3) • Evergreen tree with needle-like leaves (4) • Hardy flowering plant that blooms in winter (7) • Winter-blooming shrub with colourful flowers (8) • Shrub with spiky green leaves and red berries (5) • Bulb plant with large, striking winter blooms (9) • Dense evergreen shrub often shaped into wreaths (7) • ...
Plants Crossword 2026-03-27
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- Any organism that fertilizes plants by visiting multiple of them, often for nectar.
- Tips of a root which protect it as it grows through the soil.
- Leaf arrangement where leaves surround a point of growth.
- Word that means made up of many cells.
- Organ of a plant that is the main site for photosynthesis.
- Part of the plant that produces pollen.
- Type of stem that is green, and not too tough.
- What is the male gamete in plants?
- Life stage of a plant where the first leaves have grown.
- Type of roots that are even thickness, and branch off in all directions.
- Type of vascular tissue that produces new xylem and phloem.
- Type of root that grows one thick root deep into the ground, with smaller branches off of it.
- Female part of a flower that receives pollen.
- Part of a flower that holds the ovules.
- Tube in which pollen travels down to fertilize the egg in a flower.
- Type of stem that is thick and hearty, and often has bark.
- Process in which a seed has the right moisture and warmth, and begins to sprout.
- Leaf-like covering that protects a flower bud as it develops.
- The most common organism that pollinates plants.
- Fiber found in cell walls that strengthen them.
- Type of leaf arrangement where two leaves grow at one point of growth, not on the same side.
- What is the name for the male part of a plant?
- The name for the first root that sprouts from a seed.
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- Part of the flower that supports the anther.
- Type of flower that has either male or female parts, but not both.
- Part of the plant used to create seeds.
- The pigment in plants that gives them their green color.
- Type of flower that has male and female parts.
- Part of the flower that is brightly colored to attract pollinators.
- Type of leaf arrangement where one leaf grows at each growth point, switching sides for every new leaf.
- Term that means an organism produces its own energy using light, carbon dioxide, and water.
- Which part of a plant supports the plant and provides structure, and transports water and nutrients throughout the plant?
- Scientist who studies plants.
- Study of plants.
- Type of vascular tissue that transports water and nutrients from roots to leaves.
- Type of seed dispersal used by dandelions.
- By-product of the process of photosynthesis that we need to live.
- Name for the egg of a flower.
- Waxy layer of a stem that protects the plant from water loss.
- Vascular tissue that transports food and minerals from the leaves to the other parts of the plant.
- Part of the plant that absorbs water and nutrients from the soil, and anchors the plant into the ground.
- Small pore in a leaf that allows for exchange of gases.
- What is the term for the female part of a plant?
43 Clues: Study of plants. • Scientist who studies plants. • Name for the egg of a flower. • What is the male gamete in plants? • Word that means made up of many cells. • Part of the plant used to create seeds. • Part of the plant that produces pollen. • Part of a flower that holds the ovules. • Type of seed dispersal used by dandelions. • Part of the flower that supports the anther. • ...
