nutrition in plants Crossword Puzzles
Plants Ch 4 2022-12-05
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- chemical that affects how the plant grows
- tiny structures that will later become sperm cells
- system of tubelike structures inside a plant through which water, food, and minerals travel
- period when an organisms growth or activity stops
- seed plant that produces naked seeds
- protects the root from injury as the root grows (2 words)
- angiosperms with only one seed leaf
- flowering plants
- groups of similar cells that perform a specific function
- structure that contains an egg cell
- waxy, waterproof layer on plants leaves that help reduce water loss
- contains aa young plant inside
- occurs when sperm and eggs unite
- flowering plants that live for more than two years
- process by which water evaporates from a plant's leaves
- vascular tissue through which water and minerals travel
- complete their life cycle in two years
- ripened ovary and other structure that encloses a seed
- green pigment found in the chloroplasts of plants
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- most gymnosperms reproductive structures
- seed leaf
- process by which food is made
- structures in plant cells in which food is made
- vascular tissue through which food moves
- small openings on the surface layer of leaves
- plants response to seasonal changes in the length of night and day
- large storage sac in a cell that can expand or contract
- the fertilized egg (plant)
- young plant that develops from the zygote
- anchor the plant and absorbs water and minerals
- occurs when embryo begins to grow again and pushes out of the seed
- leaves on a fern
- plants growth response
- flowering plants the complete a life cycle in one growing season
- rootlike structures that anchor moss
35 Clues: seed leaf • flowering plants • leaves on a fern • plants growth response • the fertilized egg (plant) • process by which food is made • contains aa young plant inside • occurs when sperm and eggs unite • angiosperms with only one seed leaf • structure that contains an egg cell • seed plant that produces naked seeds • rootlike structures that anchor moss • ...
The Seven Characteristics of an living Organism 2022-09-06
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- A permanent increase in size and dry mass.
- Being able to move from one place to another.
- The take in of nutrition for growth and development.
- Picking up information about changes in the environment.
- The Breakdown of glucose to make energy.
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- The removal of waste production from metabolism.
- The process of making the same kind of organism.
7 Clues: The Breakdown of glucose to make energy. • A permanent increase in size and dry mass. • Being able to move from one place to another. • The removal of waste production from metabolism. • The process of making the same kind of organism. • The take in of nutrition for growth and development. • Picking up information about changes in the environment.
FUNGI 2022-09-20
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- yeast is important source of
- fungi that lack septa are called
- organism important for use in genetics
- heteroceous fungus
- cellwall of fungi contains
- unicellular fungus
- fungi can be stained by
- bakers yeast is
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- first multicellularity was in kingdom
- main source of nutrition in fungus
- fungi store reserve food material in form of
- fungi which grow on dung are called
- one of the poisonous mushrooms
- filamentous structure in fungus
- fungal diseases of man
15 Clues: bakers yeast is • heteroceous fungus • unicellular fungus • fungal diseases of man • fungi can be stained by • cellwall of fungi contains • yeast is important source of • one of the poisonous mushrooms • filamentous structure in fungus • fungi that lack septa are called • main source of nutrition in fungus • fungi which grow on dung are called • first multicellularity was in kingdom • ...
SOIL NUTRIENT INTRO 2023-02-01
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- Soil-living microbes that turn nitrogen gas into food for plants
- Element that plants need to survive represented by the symbol K in NPK fertiliser
- A compound of nitrogen that plants like a little of
- Gardeners add this sediment to clay soil to make it more loamy
- An animal that lives in the soil and helps to recycle nutrients
- Plants need lots of this element, but they can get it easily from the air
- Animal poo used for fertilising soil
- Plants use nitrogenous compounds to make these protein forming compounds (5,5)
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- Decayed organic material used as a plant fertiliser - gardeners often keep a pile of this
- A compound of nitrogen that plants love
- Without enough nitrogen a plants growth will be this
- Plants need lots of this element which they can obtain by splitting water
- To break down into smaller molecules
- Without this micronutrient, plants leaves will be yellowed
- Plants cannot get this element from the air
15 Clues: To break down into smaller molecules • Animal poo used for fertilising soil • A compound of nitrogen that plants love • Plants cannot get this element from the air • A compound of nitrogen that plants like a little of • Without enough nitrogen a plants growth will be this • Without this micronutrient, plants leaves will be yellowed • ...
Plant terms 2024-05-03
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- plants that flower and produce seeds protected by fruit or pods
- an embryonic leaf which become the seed leaf
- the movement and loss of water through evaporation
- plants that produce seeds not protected by fruit
- plants that produce for more than two years or growing seasons
- plants that complete their life cycle in two growing seasons
- seeds have two cotyledons therefore the seedlings have two seed leaves
- plants with hardy stems that can survive winter frost
- the chemical process converting sunlight into energy and food for the plant
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- humans use the animal and animal products that feed on plants and plant products
- the plant or plant products are used by humans
- the process of plants using stored energy
- seeds have one cotyledon therefore the seedlings have one seed leaf
- plants that have soft stems that are killed by frost
- plants that complete their life cycle in one year
15 Clues: the process of plants using stored energy • an embryonic leaf which become the seed leaf • the plant or plant products are used by humans • plants that produce seeds not protected by fruit • plants that complete their life cycle in one year • the movement and loss of water through evaporation • plants that have soft stems that are killed by frost • ...
Science 2019-01-30
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- When a force constructs
- animals with a backbone
- some have honey in it
- animals with fur or give birth to young
- plants with out seeds
- plants with seeds
- Physically changes
- has gills and cold blooded
- can fly warmblooded
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- when a force destroys
- animals that do not have a back bone
- scaly skin coldblooded
- Changes chemically
- lives both in water and land and cool blooded
- helps us with our body
15 Clues: plants with seeds • Changes chemically • Physically changes • can fly warmblooded • when a force destroys • some have honey in it • plants with out seeds • scaly skin coldblooded • helps us with our body • When a force constructs • animals with a backbone • has gills and cold blooded • animals that do not have a back bone • animals with fur or give birth to young • ...
Science Final Study Guide 2017-05-01
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- the system that consists of lungs, tubes, and diaphragm
- organisms that eat meat
- long, hollow tubes in plants that take water from the soil
- special cells that make up your brain
- a single cell organism used to make bread
- organisms that eat plants
- this is required before the brain can create a response
- all cells are filled with this liquid which is mostly water
- a system made up the core, mantle, and crust
- a part of the digestive system that goes from the mouth to the stomach
- get their food by eating plants or other animals
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- the system of blood vessels and the heart
- the gases surrounding Earth
- organisms that feed on dead vegetation
- a process that plants use to make sugar
- the process where water evaporates through tiny holes in leaves
- an example of primary consumers
- the water on Earth in the rivers, lakes and seas
- a collection of interacting parts
- all the plants, animals, and other living things
20 Clues: organisms that eat meat • organisms that eat plants • the gases surrounding Earth • an example of primary consumers • a collection of interacting parts • special cells that make up your brain • organisms that feed on dead vegetation • a process that plants use to make sugar • the system of blood vessels and the heart • a single cell organism used to make bread • ...
Unit 5 Science Fusion 2022-02-26
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- Gas in the air needed by animals to survive
- Animal that builds dams
- Shows how energy moves from plants to animals
- Animals___ their homes when beavers cut trees
- People can___ trees to help environment
- something that helps living thing survive
- Giraffes have long____ to eat leaves
- ____and Earthquakes can change environment in seconds
- Camels have long____ to keep sand our of eyes
- Using old resources to make new things
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- All living and nonliving things in a place
- Daffodils taste ___so animals won't eat them
- A powder that flowers need to make seeds
- Penguins have thick layer of ___
- Anything people use to meet needs
- Plant that grows over othe plants
- Plants and animals need ___, air, and space
- Rainforest plants have large ______
- Water lilies have long____ to survive
- When animals build nests, they use plants for
- Skunks spray bad___ so it won't be eaten
- People ___the environment by polluting
22 Clues: Animal that builds dams • Penguins have thick layer of ___ • Anything people use to meet needs • Plant that grows over othe plants • Rainforest plants have large ______ • Giraffes have long____ to eat leaves • Water lilies have long____ to survive • People ___the environment by polluting • Using old resources to make new things • People can___ trees to help environment • ...
FOOD (UNIT 2) 2014-09-20
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- food cooked at a restaurant and taken at home
- the table put plates and cutlery on table
- the things in the food that make you healthy
- course the middle part of a meal, the largest part
- with no taste
- about
- very different
- awful, very bad
- something sweet after a meal
- first part of a meal
- cooked in an oven
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- very hungry
- uncooked
- tell somebody a secret
- information, proof
- money given to waiter after you pay in a restaurant
- very easy
- delicious
18 Clues: about • uncooked • very easy • delicious • very hungry • with no taste • very different • awful, very bad • cooked in an oven • information, proof • first part of a meal • tell somebody a secret • something sweet after a meal • the table put plates and cutlery on table • the things in the food that make you healthy • food cooked at a restaurant and taken at home • ...
Sip and Solve 2026-01-13
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- Aby's Major in College
- Aby's Birthplace
- First internation Trip Together
- Proposal Location
- Erin's Matron of Honor
- Shape of Erin's Engagement Ring
- The Couple's Birthday Month
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- Erin's Allergy
- Erin's Profession
- The Couple favorite Sushi Spot
- First Date Location
- Who is always right
- Aby's Favorite Weekend Activity
13 Clues: Erin's Allergy • Aby's Birthplace • Erin's Profession • Proposal Location • First Date Location • Who is always right • Aby's Major in College • Erin's Matron of Honor • The Couple's Birthday Month • The Couple favorite Sushi Spot • First internation Trip Together • Shape of Erin's Engagement Ring • Aby's Favorite Weekend Activity
Natural Resources !!CROSSWORD!! 2021-12-05
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- plants converting raw materials into obtainable food for plants.
- greenhouse gas-CH₄
- Dead organisms combining with soil.
- Depletion of soil
- Losing of water in plants.
- O₃
- they are talking about sequences of events that repeat themselves in a scientific way.
- This is the process of warming of the earths surface due to to greenhouse gases.
- Turning of gas into liquid form.
- A process by which O2 is released and CO2 is released.
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- the scientific process of rain
- living organisms
- Symbiotic bacteria present in plants.
- N
- Process by which O2 is burned and CO2 is burned.
- Greenhouse gas-CFC
- A cycle in which gaseous cycle and sedimentary cycle are its types.
- O2
- The heating of the earths surface due to the greenhouse effect.
- Liquid turning into gaseous form.
20 Clues: N • O₃ • O2 • living organisms • Depletion of soil • greenhouse gas-CH₄ • Greenhouse gas-CFC • Losing of water in plants. • the scientific process of rain • Turning of gas into liquid form. • Liquid turning into gaseous form. • Dead organisms combining with soil. • Symbiotic bacteria present in plants. • Process by which O2 is burned and CO2 is burned. • ...
Plant Physiology Crossword 2023-10-15
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- A transport protein that when binded with, causes a conformation change.
- A cell transport system that requires ATP.
- This protein facilitates the movement of water across plasma membrane.
- Movement of two molecules in the opposite direction through a protein channel.
- An enzyme that catalyzes both carboxylation and oxygenation reactions.
- A mechanism by which chlorophyll absorbs light for photosynthesis.
- The membrane in which light dependent reaction occurs.
- Mutual attraction between molecules
- Molecule required to fix carbon dioxide, besides ATP
- technique used to join parts from two or more plants to grow into a single plant.
- A type of photosynthesis that separates carbon fixation and carbon assimilation in different cells.
- When lacking this macronutrient, plants experience leaf chlorosis in young and mature leaves.
- A major constituent of the middle lamella of cell walls.
- Where the carbon fixation occurs
- A primary pigment in photosynthesis.
- A reaction that increases in hot condition when stomata closes, which increases levels of O2
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- An active transport that involves the coupling of a cotransporter.
- Root hairs increase their surface area as a means of...
- Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants.
- Extracellular space outside of plant cell membranes.
- An common example of the CAM plant.
- Pressure potential of water is generated by this characteristic of cell wall.
- The state in which absorption of light affects the electrons.
- A tissue that forms the outer protective layer in plants.
- This organelle occupies 95% of the total volume of mature plant cell.
- The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle.
- A condition required for aquaporins to be expressed.
- A transport protein that open and close in response to signal.
- Vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and nutrients from the root.
- An system in which plants get their nutrient assimilation.
- Helps with the movement of molecules between cells in plants.
31 Clues: Where the carbon fixation occurs • An common example of the CAM plant. • Mutual attraction between molecules • A primary pigment in photosynthesis. • A cell transport system that requires ATP. • The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle. • Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants. • Extracellular space outside of plant cell membranes. • ...
Plant Physiology Crossword 2023-10-15
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- A major constituent of the middle lamella of cell walls.
- Where the carbon fixation occurs
- A tissue that forms the outer protective layer in plants.
- An active transport that involves the coupling of a cotransporter.
- Root hairs increase their surface area as a means of...
- A cell transport system that requires ATP.
- Helps with the movement of molecules between cells in plants.
- The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle.
- technique used to join parts from two or more plants to grow into a single plant.
- An system in which plants get their nutrient assimilation.
- A primary pigment in photosynthesis.
- This organelle occupies 95% of the total volume of mature plant cell.
- This protein facilitates the movement of water across plasma membrane.
- A reaction that increases in hot condition when stomata closes, which increases levels of O2
- Vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and nutrients from the root.
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- A transport protein that open and close in response to signal.
- The membrane in which light dependent reaction occurs.
- Molecule required to fix carbon dioxide, besides ATP
- Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants.
- Mutual attraction between molecules
- A transport protein that when binded with, causes a conformation change.
- The state in which absorption of light affects the electrons.
- An enzyme that catalyzes both carboxylation and oxygenation reactions.
- Pressure potential of water is generated by this characteristic of cell wall.
- When lacking this macronutrient, plants experience leaf chlorosis in young and mature leaves.
- Extracellular space outside of plant cell membranes.
- A type of photosynthesis that separates carbon fixation and carbon assimilation in different cells.
- Movement of two molecules in the opposite direction through a protein channel.
- A mechanism by which chlorophyll absorbs light for photosynthesis.
- An common example of the CAM plant.
- A condition required for aquaporins to be expressed.
31 Clues: Where the carbon fixation occurs • Mutual attraction between molecules • An common example of the CAM plant. • A primary pigment in photosynthesis. • A cell transport system that requires ATP. • The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle. • Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants. • Molecule required to fix carbon dioxide, besides ATP • ...
Plant Physiology Crossword 2023-10-15
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- The membrane in which light dependent reaction occurs.
- The state in which absorption of light affects the electrons.
- Helps with the movement of molecules between cells in plants.
- An system in which plants get their nutrient assimilation.
- A major constituent of the middle lamella of cell walls.
- An common example of the CAM plant.
- Extracellular space outside of plant cell membranes.
- A transport protein that when binded with, causes a conformation change.
- This protein facilitates the movement of water across plasma membrane.
- An enzyme that catalyzes both carboxylation and oxygenation reactions.
- Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants.
- Pressure potential of water is generated by this characteristic of cell wall.
- A transport protein that open and close in response to signal.
- Where the carbon fixation occurs
- The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle.
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- A mechanism by which chlorophyll absorbs light for photosynthesis.
- Movement of two molecules in the opposite direction through a protein channel.
- This organelle occupies 95% of the total volume of mature plant cell.
- A reaction that increases in hot condition when stomata closes, which increases levels of O2
- Vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and nutrients from the root.
- When lacking this macronutrient, plants experience leaf chlorosis in young and mature leaves.
- A type of photosynthesis that separates carbon fixation and carbon assimilation in different cells.
- A cell transport system that requires ATP.
- A condition required for aquaporins to be expressed.
- Root hairs increase their surface area as a means of...
- An active transport that involves the coupling of a cotransporter.
- technique used to join parts from two or more plants to grow into a single plant.
- A primary pigment in photosynthesis.
- A tissue that forms the outer protective layer in plants.
- Mutual attraction between molecules
30 Clues: Where the carbon fixation occurs • An common example of the CAM plant. • Mutual attraction between molecules • A primary pigment in photosynthesis. • A cell transport system that requires ATP. • The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle. • Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants. • Extracellular space outside of plant cell membranes. • ...
Biosphere Crossword 2019-12-06
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- a group of land ecosystems with similar climates and organisms
- factor anything that restricts the size of the population
- An enclosed area with interactions between abiotic and biotic factors
- eats other animals
- relationship between species where at least one benefits
- nonliving
- gets energy by eating other organisms
- the process of a body of water becoming nutrient-rich
- get energy from the environment
- change in the structure or behavior of a species
- all populations of different species that live in the same area
- role and position a species has in its environment
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- eats both producers and consumer
- species the first species that colonize new or undisturbed land
- cannot synthesize their own food and rely on other organisms — both plants and animals — for nutrition.
- one benefits and other is unaffected
- feeds on producers
- A form of symbiotic relationship between two organisms of unlike species in which one of them acts as predator
- livin
- all the organisms or the same species that live in the same area, at the same time
- converts light energy, water, and carbon dioxide into food energy gluclose
- capacity the largest population the area can support
- is where both benefit
- an organism that can form nutritional organic substances from simple inorganic substances such as carbon dioxide.
- is where one is harmed the host is the one harmed and the parasite is benefiting
- carnivor that does not kill its own food
- all different populations that live together
27 Clues: livin • nonliving • feeds on producers • eats other animals • is where both benefit • get energy from the environment • eats both producers and consumer • one benefits and other is unaffected • gets energy by eating other organisms • carnivor that does not kill its own food • all different populations that live together • change in the structure or behavior of a species • ...
Food Science 2024-12-19
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- A molecule made up of amino acids, for your body to function properly.
- A unit of energy that measures how much energy food provides to the body.
- Able or likely to cause harm, damage, or loss Biological living; bacteria, viruses, parasites,insects, etc.
- Living; Bacteria, viruses, Parasites, Insects, etc.
- Bone, rocks, metals, hair, etc.
- Substances created by plants and animals that are poisonous to humans.
- A carbohydrate to keep your digestive system healthy.
- Sanitizers, pesticides, antibiotics, etc.
- Sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.
- An organism that lives in or on an organism of another species and benefits it by deriving nutrients at another's expense.
- A low quality or standard, or is in a bad condition.
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- Situation with the potential harm in terms of human injury or ill health.
- A substance added in small amounts to something else, to improve, strengthen, or otherwise alter it.
- The study of the physical, biological, and chemical makeup of food.
- An inability to detect bitter, sweet, salty, and sour tastes.
- Material containing or consisting of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins used in the body of an animal to sustain growth, repair, and vital processes.
- The sum of food consumed by a person or other organism.
- Measures, analyzes, and interprets the reactions of people to products as perceived by the senses.
- The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.
- The sum of all properties and attributes of a food item that are acceptable to the customer.
20 Clues: Bone, rocks, metals, hair, etc. • Sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. • Sanitizers, pesticides, antibiotics, etc. • Living; Bacteria, viruses, Parasites, Insects, etc. • A low quality or standard, or is in a bad condition. • A carbohydrate to keep your digestive system healthy. • The sum of food consumed by a person or other organism. • ...
QUIZ TIME 2023-10-30
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- FISH BREATHE WITH THE HELP OF THESE
- A FROG IS AN __________
- ANIMALS WITH BACKBONE
- ANIMALS THAT EAT ONLY PLANTS
- THE GREEN PIGMENT PRESENT IN LEAVES
- DIOXIDE THE GAS REQUIRED TO PREPARE FOOD FOR THE PLANTS
- PLANTS LOOSE WATER THROUGH THIS PROCESS
- PLANTS LIKE VENUS FLYTRAP ARE KNOWN AS ____
- PLANTS PREPARE FOOD BY THIS PROCESS
- INSECT THAT MAKES HONEY
- THE PROCESS OF SEED SPROUTING AND GROWING
- THESE FIX A PLANT TO THE SOIL
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- THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE PART OF THE FLOWER
- THE YOUNG ONE OF A SHEEP
- THE PROCESS OF AN INSECT CHANGING INTO AN ADULT
- A FEMALE HORSE IS CALLED A _______
- WINTER SLEEP OF ANIMALS IS KNOWN AS ____
- THE SHELL OF A TURTLE OR A TORTOISE IS CALLED
- THE COLOURFUL PART OF THE FLOWER
- THE PROCESS OF SHEDDING SKIN IN REPTILES
- THE LARGEST LAND ANIMAL
- A TREE WITH AERIAL ROOTS
22 Clues: ANIMALS WITH BACKBONE • A FROG IS AN __________ • THE LARGEST LAND ANIMAL • INSECT THAT MAKES HONEY • THE YOUNG ONE OF A SHEEP • A TREE WITH AERIAL ROOTS • ANIMALS THAT EAT ONLY PLANTS • THESE FIX A PLANT TO THE SOIL • THE COLOURFUL PART OF THE FLOWER • A FEMALE HORSE IS CALLED A _______ • FISH BREATHE WITH THE HELP OF THESE • THE GREEN PIGMENT PRESENT IN LEAVES • ...
Conservation 2024-11-12
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- this can help with fertility for growing plants
- these can be checked out like library books from the Hamilton County SWCD
- Indiana banana
- tree affected by emerald pest
- ag plot utilized in a non-rural setting
- Hamilton County Partnership to address invasive species
- this water source should be tested annually
- producer concerned with soil health
- crops used to help with soil health
- do this with invasive plants
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- garden with plants that tolerate wet or dry
- this species of lanterfly is an emerging invasive concern
- invasive plant with berries spread by birds
- where plants are located
- org to promote conservation
- use this to catch water for use on landscaping
- river through Hamilton County
- plants are sold by the Hamilton County SWCD in the spring
- grassy area used to convey storm run-off
- this fills streams and lakes
20 Clues: Indiana banana • where plants are located • org to promote conservation • this fills streams and lakes • do this with invasive plants • river through Hamilton County • tree affected by emerald pest • producer concerned with soil health • crops used to help with soil health • ag plot utilized in a non-rural setting • grassy area used to convey storm run-off • ...
Science Crossword 2025-10-13
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- A group of non-vascular plants
- an organism that produces its own food from inorganic substances, such as light, water, and carbon dioxide
- Plants that lack a vascular transport system. They are typically small and live in moist environments
- A pair of specialized, kidney shaped cells
- A waxy, waterproof layer covering the upper epidermis that reduces water evaporation from the leaf's surface
- A group of vascular, seed-producing plants
- The transport system within a leaf
- The flowering plants. They are a large and diverse group of vascular plants that produce seeds
- an organelle found in plant and algal cells that performs photosynthesis, converting light energy into chemical energy
- The ground tissue of a leaf, located between the upper and lower epidermis
- the process used by plants, algae, and some bacteria to convert light energy into chemical energy
- A layer of tightly packed and chloroplast-rich cells just below the upper epidermis
- The transparent, single layer of cells on the top surface of a leaf
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- a symbolic representation of a chemical reaction, using chemical symbols and formulas
- a green pigment, present in all green plants
- The bottom layer of cells on a leaf, which contains most of the leaf's stomata.
- made up of a single and similar type of cell
- Plants that possess a specialized vascular system
- Located beneath the palisade layer
- an organism that cannot produce its own food and gets energy and nutrients by consuming other organisms
- Tiny, microscopic pores, typically found on the lower epidermis
- The network of open spaces found in the spongy mesophyll that allows for efficient gas exchange
22 Clues: A group of non-vascular plants • Located beneath the palisade layer • The transport system within a leaf • A pair of specialized, kidney shaped cells • A group of vascular, seed-producing plants • a green pigment, present in all green plants • made up of a single and similar type of cell • Plants that possess a specialized vascular system • ...
Joleigh Kearney 4.01 Crossword creation 2023-04-17
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- The plant process that increases plant numbers.
- Either too high or too low will have adverse effects.
- Green plants that combine carbon dioxide and water to make sugar and oxygen in light.
- Plant roots take in water and air.
- North Carolina zones 6-8 and Charlotte zone 7 is in what?
- The response of plants to different amounts of light regarding their flowering and reproduction cycles.
- Carbon dioxide, water, sugar,oxygen, and light is part of which process?
- Food and nutrients move within a plant from one part to another.
- What is one of the main methods of reproduction?
- plants have short nights to flower.
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- Plant leaves, stems, and roots consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide.
- A plant rests or grows very little, if any.
- when a plant starts to grow just from a seed.
- A plant produces flowers, seeds, and fruit.
- water carries nutrients through the plant.
- Minerals and water enters the plant through cell walls.
- Plants lose water from their leaves through evaporation.
- The tendency for plants to grow toward a light source.
- plants have long nights to flower.
- Where does transpiration occur?
20 Clues: Where does transpiration occur? • Plant roots take in water and air. • plants have long nights to flower. • plants have short nights to flower. • water carries nutrients through the plant. • A plant rests or grows very little, if any. • A plant produces flowers, seeds, and fruit. • when a plant starts to grow just from a seed. • ...
asdfdaesdf 2024-11-28
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- crossing of 2 breeds for more efficiency
- smallest born pigs
- reduces bias through randomising
- when cows eat too many legumes
- plants from overseas
- land used for grazing
- plants with petals in sets of 4 or 5
- having four stomachs
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- contains rhizobium
- weighs between 83kg and 101kg
- having one stomach
- reduces bias through making things the same
- first part of sheep stomach
- manually fertilising a female
- the study of soil management and crop production
- another word for pigs
- protection against diseases which can be on a national, state, district and individual level
- fermented crops
- roots connecting plants above ground
- plants that flower in the second year of growth
20 Clues: fermented crops • contains rhizobium • having one stomach • smallest born pigs • plants from overseas • having four stomachs • another word for pigs • land used for grazing • first part of sheep stomach • weighs between 83kg and 101kg • manually fertilising a female • when cows eat too many legumes • reduces bias through randomising • plants with petals in sets of 4 or 5 • ...
Science 2022-12-13
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- You lose when you run
- Makes it own food
- the animal kingdom
- Tempature when it turns to gas
- The energy ofa warm tea
- Tempature when it turn to liquid
- makes energy with the help of wind
- Produces energy with the help of sun
- energy produced by water
- The part in an animal cell which looks like a wifi symbol
- solid form of water
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- Food and fuels
- animals that have a backbone
- An object raised above the ground
- The big part in an animal cell
- moving objects
- only eats plants
- Nuclear power plants
- animals that don't have a backbone
- the kingdom of all green plants
20 Clues: Food and fuels • moving objects • only eats plants • Makes it own food • the animal kingdom • solid form of water • Nuclear power plants • You lose when you run • The energy ofa warm tea • energy produced by water • animals that have a backbone • The big part in an animal cell • Tempature when it turns to gas • the kingdom of all green plants • Tempature when it turn to liquid • ...
Gr 7 List 2 T2 2026 2026-03-27
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- Process plants use to create energy
- Animal with 8 legs and exoskeleton
- Changing to match an environment
- Animal with scales that breathes air
- Animal that hunts other animals
- Animal that eats plants only
- Animal with 10 legs and exoskeleton
- Changes in genetics over time
- Environment where plants/animals live
- Animal that breathes water/air
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- Blending in with environment
- Animal with 6 legs and exoskeleton
- Animal with gills and scales
- Animal with fur/hair and warm blood
- Animal with feathers and beak
- Animal that eats meat only
- A green pigment that absorbs light
- Animal without a backbone
- Animal with a backbone
- Animal that eats meat and plants
20 Clues: Animal with a backbone • Animal without a backbone • Animal that eats meat only • Blending in with environment • Animal with gills and scales • Animal that eats plants only • Animal with feathers and beak • Changes in genetics over time • Animal that breathes water/air • Animal that hunts other animals • Changing to match an environment • Animal that eats meat and plants • ...
LORENZ BULOS 4A 2021-05-16
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- WHAT IS WATER STORED UNDER EARTH'S SURFACE CALLED?
- WHAT IS THE LAYER OF EARTH WHERE WATER IS PRESENT?
- THE MOST ABUNDANT ELEMENT IN THE ATMOSPHERE
- A PROCESS WHERE NITROGEN IS CONVERTED INTO AN INORGANIC FORM FROM DEAD PLANTS AND ANIMALS
- A FORM OF NITROGEN USED BY PLANTS KNOWN AS NO2-
- THE PROCESS WHICH CARBON MOVES FROM THE ATMOSPHERE TO PLANTS
- MOST FRESHWATER IS FOUND IN _____?
- ______ FUELS ARE BURNT INTO THE ATMOSPHERE
- NITROGEN _____ BE USED DIRECTLY AS A NUTRIENT TO ANIMALS OR PLANTS
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- _____ STRIKES ARE A PRODUCT OF TWO STRONGLY BONDED NITROGEN ATOMS
- WHAT PERCENTAGE OF WATER IS FRESH?
- PROCESS WHICH WATER VAPOR IS CHANGED BACK INTO LIQUID WATER
- CARBON DIOXIDE IS A TYPE OF ________ GAS
- WHEN PLANTS AND ANIMALS CONTAINING CARBON DIE, CARBON IS DISTRIBUTED INTO WHERE?
- THE PROCESS WHERE LIQUID WATER IS CONVERTED INTO A WATER VAPOR
- ____ IS CONDENSATION NEAR THE GROUND
- THE PROCESS OF WATER MOVING THROUGHOUT THE EARTH IS CALLED THE _____ CYCLE?
- PLANTS OBTAIN NITROGEN FROM THE SOIL IN A USABLE FORM CALLED _______
- RELEASING CARBON INTO THE ATMOSPHERE THROUGH EXHALATION
- THE PROCESS WHICH NITRATE IS RETURNED TO THE ATMOSPHERE
20 Clues: WHAT PERCENTAGE OF WATER IS FRESH? • MOST FRESHWATER IS FOUND IN _____? • ____ IS CONDENSATION NEAR THE GROUND • CARBON DIOXIDE IS A TYPE OF ________ GAS • ______ FUELS ARE BURNT INTO THE ATMOSPHERE • THE MOST ABUNDANT ELEMENT IN THE ATMOSPHERE • A FORM OF NITROGEN USED BY PLANTS KNOWN AS NO2- • WHAT IS WATER STORED UNDER EARTH'S SURFACE CALLED? • ...
Classification & Taxonomy 2022-04-14
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- the 3rd group in taxonomy
- Heterotrophs that acquire nutrients by ingesting plants or other animals, and then digesting those materials
- the 2nd largest group of taxonomy, includes porifera, cnidaria, and annelida
- 6th group in taxonomy, includes felidae and canidae
- The father of botany
- the largest group of taxonomy, includes Eukarya, Eubacteria, and Archea
- A Swiss physician who created one of the first new systems of classifying plants
- a microbial evolutionist who proposed a radical reorganization of the five kingdoms into three domains: Eukarya, Eubacteria, and Archaea
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- An Italian physician who created one of the first new systems of classifying plants
- having cells that don't have a nucleus
- having cells that contain a nucleus
- The father of science
- publisher of "The System of Lature", "The Genera of Plants", and "The Species of Plants".
- Comes from the Greek root for birth, the 7th level of taxonomy
- Propsed the "five kingdom" system (plants, animals, bacteria, protists, and fungi).
- classification of organisms by type and binomial definition
- defined by Aristotle as "rational animal"
- The last level of taxonomy, the most specific and the smallest
- the 5th group in taxonomy; groups together similar families.
- 'two names'
20 Clues: 'two names' • The father of botany • The father of science • the 3rd group in taxonomy • having cells that contain a nucleus • having cells that don't have a nucleus • defined by Aristotle as "rational animal" • 6th group in taxonomy, includes felidae and canidae • classification of organisms by type and binomial definition • ...
Plant Kingdom Vocab 2024-05-14
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- vascular tissue that transports water throughout a plant's body
- part of the embryo within the seed of a plant
- process of seeds developing into new plants
- diploid, multicellular spore-producing phase in the life cycle of the plant body which exhibits alternation of generations
- part of a plants that blossoms
- fine powder produced by certain plants when they reproduce
- no vascular system
- first diploid cell that is formed by the fusion of male and female gametes resulting in the formation of an embryo
- issue where substances can flow up and down to carry the food throughout the plant
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- stage between blastocyst and fetus;when organs and organ systems are coming into existence
- leaf of a fern; usually consisting of multiple leaflets
- vascular land plants whose seeds develop into fruits
- fertilized, matured ovule that contains an embryonic plant
- flowering plants with one seed leaf or a cotyledon emerging from their embryo
- the main transport systems of plants
- tiny hair-like structures, used for anchoring an organism to a surface and for the uptake of water and nutrients
- flowering plants with one seed emerging from their embryo
- process of transferring pollen from the male part of the plant to the female part of the plant
- cone-bearing plants that bear naked seeds
- the haploid phase
- non-cellular waxy layer secreted by epidermal cells
21 Clues: the haploid phase • no vascular system • part of a plants that blossoms • the main transport systems of plants • cone-bearing plants that bear naked seeds • process of seeds developing into new plants • part of the embryo within the seed of a plant • non-cellular waxy layer secreted by epidermal cells • vascular land plants whose seeds develop into fruits • ...
carries crossword 2023-04-06
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- an animal that feeds off only flesh.
- animals that help break down stuff like leaves and things that died
- A chemical used to hurt insects that are harmful to crops.
- a group or pack of species that are at serious risk of extinction.
- Something that eats both plants and animals
- A place where animals and plants thrive together.
- living thing at the beginning of a food chain capable of making its own food
- organic material that forms in soil when plant and animal matter decays.
- a living part of an ecosystem that shapes its environment (example) deer, trees, birds)
- An ecological community in which populations of plants or animals remain stable and exist in balance with each other and their environment.
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- a group of species that has expanded quickly.
- When plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create oxygen and energy in the form of sugar.
- changing living organisms using science
- Breeding animals that have unique characteristics for more unique characters.
- A fine powder that plants use to reproduce, transferring pollen grains from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma.
- A chemical used to hurt unwanted plants/weeds.
- Something that shares common characteristics and can interbreed.
- a nonliving part of an ecosystem (rock, soil, dirt, water)
- This is when a living species gets more comfortable with the new environment
- an animal that only feeds off plants.
- A symbiotic relationship, That benefits both species.
21 Clues: an animal that feeds off only flesh. • an animal that only feeds off plants. • changing living organisms using science • Something that eats both plants and animals • a group of species that has expanded quickly. • A chemical used to hurt unwanted plants/weeds. • A place where animals and plants thrive together. • A symbiotic relationship, That benefits both species. • ...
Third Grade Science Test #2 2025-11-07
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- tiny insects and worms that help to break dead things down
- the leaves and branches of a tree
- this and bacteria are plant-like organisms which contain no chlorophyll
- pine trees have these narrow leaves
- the act of moving pollen from flower to flower
- these forests have trees that change color in autumn
- yellow powdery dust formed by flowers
- plants grow these downward to absorb water and minerals from the soil
- the part of a plant that makes seeds
- in a tree trunk, the lighter rings of wood that carry sap
- the part of a plant which carries water and minerals upward and food downward
- means to make more of its kind, God designed plant life to do this
- these need water, right temperature, air to sprout
- structure that holds and protects seeds
- green material in plants
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- a carbon gas given off by people and animals that plants need
- all living things depend on these
- all of this type of plant have seeds
- when a seed is resting
- the circles or rings in a tree trunk that show a year's growth of new wood
- food-making process of green plants
- we need these to live because they give us: oxygen, as food, building materials
- ferns and mosses are green plants that begin as this
- part of the plant that makes food
- the energy that helps plants make food
- protective "skin" of a tree trunk
26 Clues: when a seed is resting • green material in plants • the leaves and branches of a tree • all living things depend on these • part of the plant that makes food • protective "skin" of a tree trunk • pine trees have these narrow leaves • food-making process of green plants • all of this type of plant have seeds • the part of a plant that makes seeds • ...
Health Vocabulary February 2023 2023-02-01
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- - the general condition of the body and mind
- Health - state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities
- - Used for energy
- - often implies the use of a specific intake of nutrition for health or weight-management reasons
- - the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
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- - training that is expected to produce a specific character or pattern of behavior
- - Substances in food that your body needs to grow, have energy, and stay healthy
- - the way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially toward others
- - the condition in which things are happening or being done
- - Used to build and repair cells. Help with healing, growing, and overall health
- Acids - Small units that make up a protein
11 Clues: - Used for energy • Acids - Small units that make up a protein • - the general condition of the body and mind • - the condition in which things are happening or being done • - the way in which one acts or conducts oneself, especially toward others • - Substances in food that your body needs to grow, have energy, and stay healthy • ...
Ecosystem Roles 2023-10-10
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- Plants take in sunlight, water, and _______ during photosynthesis
- An organism that is being hunted by another
- Organisms that eat only plants
- An organism that hunts other organisms
- Organisms that consume dead plants or animals
- Organisms that only eat meat
- The most important abiotic factor is....
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- The green pigment in plants
- What decomposers return to the soil
- The process in which plants make their own food
- Organisms that make their own food
- Organisms that break down waste
- Organisms that eat plants and animals
- Organisms that have to eat other things for energy
14 Clues: The green pigment in plants • Organisms that only eat meat • Organisms that eat only plants • Organisms that break down waste • Organisms that make their own food • What decomposers return to the soil • Organisms that eat plants and animals • An organism that hunts other organisms • The most important abiotic factor is.... • An organism that is being hunted by another • ...
CHAPTER ONE REVIEW 2023-09-12
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- THE SMALLEST KIND OF MICROORGANISM
- LIVING THING THAT EATS OTHER LIVING THINGS
- EVERYTHING THAT SURROUNDS A LIVING THING
- ANIMAL THAT EATS OTHER ANIMALS
- PLANTS RELEASE THIS INTO THE AIR
- A PLANTLIKE LIVING THING THAT BREAKS DOWN DEAD MATERIAL
- A TYPE OF DECOMPOSER THAT USUALLY LIVES IN SOIL
- A TYPE OF FUNGUS THAT IS TOO SMALL TO SEE A SINGLE ONE
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- TINY HOLES IN LEAVES USED TO TAKE IN & RELEASE GAS
- LIVING THING THAT BREAKS DOWN DEAD PLANTS AND ANIMALS
- THE FASTEST GROWING PLANT
- THE WAY PLANTS USE SUNLIGHT TO MAKE FOOD
- LIVING THING THAT MAKES ITS OWN FOOD
- THE GREEN MATERIAL INSIDE PLANTS
- ANIMALS NEED THIS TO LIVE
- ANIMAL THAT EATS MOSTLY PLANTS
- LIVING THINGS TOO SMALL TO BE SEEN WITH JUST OUR EYES
- A FOOD _______ SHOWS HOW FOOD CHAINS ARE LINKED TOGETHER
18 Clues: THE FASTEST GROWING PLANT • ANIMALS NEED THIS TO LIVE • ANIMAL THAT EATS MOSTLY PLANTS • ANIMAL THAT EATS OTHER ANIMALS • THE GREEN MATERIAL INSIDE PLANTS • PLANTS RELEASE THIS INTO THE AIR • THE SMALLEST KIND OF MICROORGANISM • LIVING THING THAT MAKES ITS OWN FOOD • THE WAY PLANTS USE SUNLIGHT TO MAKE FOOD • EVERYTHING THAT SURROUNDS A LIVING THING • ...
Chey 4.01 crossword 2023-06-02
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- the tendency for plants to grow toward a light source.
- combines CO2 and H2O to make food
- Plants are categorized by zones based on the average minimum temperature.
- when a plant rests or grows very little
- transpiration also occurs in the
- when plants soak up
- when a plant first starts to grow from a seed
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- food and nutrients move from one plant part to the other
- plants require long nights to flower. ➢ Examples: poinsettia and azalea
- Zone 7
- the response of plants to different amounts of light regarding their flowering and reproduction cycles
- if too high or low will have adverse effects
- when plants consume oxygen and let out CO2
- hardiness zones 6-8
- when seeds are planted and increase plant number
- require short nights to flower. ➢ Examples: African violets and spinach
- when minerals and water enter the plant through cell walls
- 90% of plant tissue is made of mostly water.
- when plants lose water due to evaporation
- main methods of reproduction
20 Clues: Zone 7 • hardiness zones 6-8 • when plants soak up • main methods of reproduction • transpiration also occurs in the • combines CO2 and H2O to make food • when a plant rests or grows very little • when plants lose water due to evaporation • when plants consume oxygen and let out CO2 • if too high or low will have adverse effects • 90% of plant tissue is made of mostly water. • ...
health 2021-09-14
10 Clues: form bones • healthy food • repair cells • sugar in food • energy of food • chemical reaction • body cannot break • keep skin healthy • regulate body processes • substances to be healthy
Plant Physiology Crossword 2023-10-15
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- A transport protein that when binded with, causes a conformation change.
- A cell transport system that requires ATP.
- This protein facilitates the movement of water across plasma membrane.
- Movement of two molecules in the opposite direction through a protein channel.
- An enzyme that catalyzes both carboxylation and oxygenation reactions.
- A mechanism by which chlorophyll absorbs light for photosynthesis.
- The membrane in which light dependent reaction occurs.
- Mutual attraction between molecules
- Molecule required to fix carbon dioxide, besides ATP
- technique used to join parts from two or more plants to grow into a single plant.
- A type of photosynthesis that separates carbon fixation and carbon assimilation in different cells.
- When lacking this macronutrient, plants experience leaf chlorosis in young and mature leaves.
- A major constituent of the middle lamella of cell walls.
- Where the carbon fixation occurs
- A primary pigment in photosynthesis.
- A reaction that increases in hot condition when stomata closes, which increases levels of O2
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- An active transport that involves the coupling of a cotransporter.
- Root hairs increase their surface area as a means of...
- Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants.
- Extracellular space outside of plant cell membranes.
- An common example of the CAM plant.
- Pressure potential of water is generated by this characteristic of cell wall.
- The state in which absorption of light affects the electrons.
- A tissue that forms the outer protective layer in plants.
- This organelle occupies 95% of the total volume of mature plant cell.
- The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle.
- A condition required for aquaporins to be expressed.
- A transport protein that open and close in response to signal.
- Vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and nutrients from the root.
- An system in which plants get their nutrient assimilation.
- Helps with the movement of molecules between cells in plants.
31 Clues: Where the carbon fixation occurs • An common example of the CAM plant. • Mutual attraction between molecules • A primary pigment in photosynthesis. • A cell transport system that requires ATP. • The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle. • Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants. • Extracellular space outside of plant cell membranes. • ...
AQA Biology GCSE Plant Structure and Photosynthesis 2026-05-21
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- A type of carbohydrate. Plants can turn the glucose produced in photosynthesis into this.
- A green pigment which absorbs light energy for photosynthesis
- When cells loose water from their vacuole and the cytoplasm shrinks from the cell wall
- means 'skin' or 'outermost layer'. In plants the upper is transparent so that light can pass through it and the lower layer contains the stomata.
- the amount of wate vapour in the air.
- A glass building in which plants can be grown to protect them from cold weather.
- In a measuring instrument, it is the smallest change in a quantity that gives a change in the reading that can be seen.
- the best condition or level for growth, reproduction, or success.
- Tiny holes in the bottom of a leaf that control gas exchange by opening and closing and are involved in loss of water from leaves.
- Living entity, e.g. animals, plants or microorganisms.
- Groups of xylem and phloem tissue in a plant. (two words)
- An environmental factor that when it is in short supply it slows down or prevents a reaction or process.
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- A chemical process used by plants to make glucose and oxygen from carbon dioxide and water, using light energy.
- Contains the green pigment chlorophyll; the site of photosynthesis.
- Reactions which absorb heat energy from their surroundings
- The vessels that are narrow, hollow, dead tubes with lignin, responsible for the transport of water and minerals in plants.
- Reactions which release heat into their surroundings
- A group of different tissues that work together to carry out a particular function.
- The tissue in plants that transports the products of photosynthesis, including sugars and amino acids.
- an amount produced of an agricultural or industrial product.
- The evaporation of water from the leaves through stomata
- When plant cell vacuoles are full of water they are swollen.
22 Clues: the amount of wate vapour in the air. • Reactions which release heat into their surroundings • Living entity, e.g. animals, plants or microorganisms. • The evaporation of water from the leaves through stomata • Groups of xylem and phloem tissue in a plant. (two words) • Reactions which absorb heat energy from their surroundings • ...
2024 Final Exam Review 2024-04-26
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- Developmental process in animals.
- Leaves of ferns.
- Hard outer covering in arthropods.
- Fluid-filled skeleton type.
- Structure for storing ingested material.
- Small leaf opening for gas exchange.
- Plants with two-year life cycles.
- All plants produce this simple sugar.
- Rootlike structures in bryophytes for anchoring.
- Cone-bearing seed plants belong to this group.
- Organs for oxygen diffusion in aquatic animals.
- Muscle contractions moving food through the digestive tract.
- Grasses and trees have this tissue for nutrient transport.
- Symmetry type seen in jellyfish.
- Vascular tissue for water transport.
- Animals with backbones.
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- Waxy protective layer on leaves, stems, and flowers.
- Phylum including snails and squid.
- Flexible support structure in chordates.
- Wavelike motion in certain animals.
- Vascular tissue for nutrient transport.
- Plants make their own food during this process.
- Muscular pouch for grinding food.
- Measurement of food energy.
- Netlike control system in some animals.
- Layer producing new vascular tissue.
- Animals without backbones.
- Seed structure in gymnosperms.
28 Clues: Leaves of ferns. • Animals with backbones. • Animals without backbones. • Fluid-filled skeleton type. • Measurement of food energy. • Seed structure in gymnosperms. • Symmetry type seen in jellyfish. • Developmental process in animals. • Muscular pouch for grinding food. • Plants with two-year life cycles. • Phylum including snails and squid. • Hard outer covering in arthropods. • ...
Pollen Vocabulary 2022-11-22
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- The outer shell of pollen & spores which has distinct characteristics when viewed underthe microscope
- The study of pollen and spores to help solve criminal cases
- Flowering plants whose seeds may be protected by a fruit casing
- Reproductive cell that becomes an adult in some fungi & plants
- Type of pollination where the egg & pollen come from different plants
- An examples of a fungus that created spores
- Pollen is helpful in forensics because it is seasonally and __________ specific
- Pollen falls into this evidence category because it is often found in small but measurable amounts
- Protective covering of seeds in flowering plants that is edible!
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- Bacteria form these protective coverings in harsh conditions
- Principle that explains that trace evidence is easily transferred between people/items when they come in contact
- Male part of the flower that produces pollen
- Plants, like evergreens, that use cones to produce pollen
- Type of microscope used to see the surface features and textures of pollen
- Female part of the flower that produces eggs
- Type of pollination where the egg & pollen come from same flower
- A male reproductive cell of seed-bearing plants
- Disease caused by bacterial endospores that act as a bioterrorism threat
18 Clues: An examples of a fungus that created spores • Male part of the flower that produces pollen • Female part of the flower that produces eggs • A male reproductive cell of seed-bearing plants • Plants, like evergreens, that use cones to produce pollen • The study of pollen and spores to help solve criminal cases • ...
Types Of Food Plants 2021-04-28
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- potato plants that contain carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals and fiber.
- plant commonly called biennial green.
- are classified as an example of food plants.
- and tubers of this plant can be in the form of stem tubers, root tubers, taro, carrots and potatoes.
- are a type of legume plant.
- Oil of this plant is important as a food crop.
- contain lots of good vitamin C and carotene.
- are a vegetable that produces green beans, burupa.
- can be used as animal feed and the seeds can be consumed.
- is one of the main food ingredients besides rice.
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- plants of the Brassia clan which are used as food.
- are rich in carotene and vitamin C and contain a good amount of calcium, iron and minerals.
- are plants that produce seeds which are the main source of energy for humans.
- is a plant that includes types of vegetables.
- is rich in carbohydrates.
- is the main source of carbohydrates.
- are edible seeds that come from the grass family
- is a plant that belongs to the family.
- Types of plants that tend to be high in fat, still contain vitamins, minerals and protein.
- plants that contain a number of Vitamins from A, B-complex, to C, folic acid, minerals and protein.
20 Clues: is rich in carbohydrates. • are a type of legume plant. • is the main source of carbohydrates. • plant commonly called biennial green. • is a plant that belongs to the family. • are classified as an example of food plants. • contain lots of good vitamin C and carotene. • is a plant that includes types of vegetables. • Oil of this plant is important as a food crop. • ...
Cellular Respiration 2020-07-29
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- respiration in plants also happen here
- byproduct of anaerobic ferm. in animals
- when a reaction can go forward and back
- the removal of carbon
- breakdown of glucose into two
- final sugar in the krebs cycle
- spongy tissue in stalks of rice plants
- picks up hydrogen from glycolysis
- happens in the cristae
- site of glycolysis
- decarboxylation of pyruvate
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- alcohol___, secreted by riceplant roots
- _phosphorylation,last step in respiration
- steps that completely break down glucose
- tiny spheres on mitochondrial membrane
- product of anaerobic ferm. in plants
- __triphosphate, provides energy to cells
- product of lactic acid fermentation
- respiration without oxygen
- type of sugar used in respiration
20 Clues: site of glycolysis • the removal of carbon • happens in the cristae • respiration without oxygen • decarboxylation of pyruvate • breakdown of glucose into two • final sugar in the krebs cycle • picks up hydrogen from glycolysis • type of sugar used in respiration • product of lactic acid fermentation • product of anaerobic ferm. in plants • respiration in plants also happen here • ...
Ecosystems Vocabulary Review 2023-03-30
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- breaks down already dead material
- an area that has similar plants and animals
- living layer of the Earth
- rock, soil, temperature are all _______ parts of an ecosystem
- the pigment in the leaf that along with the sun allows carbon dioxide and water molecules to be pulled apart
- because plants make their own food they are considered ______
- feeds on dead animals
- any living thing in an ecosystem
- the process by which plants make their own food
- organism that eats both plants and animals
- an ecosystem is the _____________ between living and living and living and non-living parts of an environment
- all of the living things in an ecosystem
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- plants need carbon dioxide, sun and ______ to make energy
- organism that only eats plants
- this is released out of the stomata of a plant during photosynthesis
- the name for sugar that is made by photosynthesis
- when water in a lake heats up and turns from a liquid to a gas
- a group of gorillas living in the rainforest is called a ....
- all of the living parts of an ecosystem are called .....
- the name for when water turns from a gas to a liquid in the clouds which leads to precipitation
- organism that only eats animals
- 90 percent of the water in a plant leaves through the stomata in a process called ....
- the interaction of living and living and living and non-living parts of an environment is called a ....
23 Clues: feeds on dead animals • living layer of the Earth • organism that only eats plants • organism that only eats animals • any living thing in an ecosystem • breaks down already dead material • all of the living things in an ecosystem • organism that eats both plants and animals • an area that has similar plants and animals • the process by which plants make their own food • ...
plant classification and environmental factors 2021-05-02
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- is too extreme the plant will suffer damage
- phsiological dryness
- crops plant that live in north and south poles
- a group of plants that have been selected or selected
- crops plant that live for years
- slow plant growth due to closed soil surface
- groups of living things that have similar characterics
- a combination of various environmental factors above ground such as air temprature
- the main medium for growing plants
- damage to plant because the relationship between the roots and the top of the plant is cut off
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- crops plant that grow in the tropics
- crops plants that are planted by planting certain parts directly
- sesecondary taxonomic level under species
- which are cultivated where of economic value
- the ability of organisms to adapt to the environment
- asan inhibiting factor in plant growth
- crops plants have a susceptible to live two seasons
- crops irrigation relies on rainfall
- crops plant are used as fodder for livestock
- plants grown within the geographic boundaries of origin
20 Clues: phsiological dryness • crops plant that live for years • the main medium for growing plants • crops irrigation relies on rainfall • crops plant that grow in the tropics • asan inhibiting factor in plant growth • sesecondary taxonomic level under species • is too extreme the plant will suffer damage • which are cultivated where of economic value • ...
Living Things and the Environment 2018-06-13
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- Omnivores
- Living thins cannot live without ....
- Each group of these animals.
- All the populations living in a habitat.
- Both plants and other animals.
- Water with ph of about 7.
- Herbivores
- Group of organisms at the end of each food chain.
- The relationship between the producers and the consumers.
- Green plants need .... to carry out photosynthesis.
- Green plants make their own food.
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- Made up of all living organisms and non-living components in an area.
- Water with ph of about 8.
- All living things need .... to breath.
- Decomposers
- Carnivores
- How hot or cold a habitat is.
- Animals that eat other animals only.
- Animals that eat plants only.
- Many animals match their environment in colors or shapes.
- The home of a living organisms.
- Animals and humans depend on plants and other animals for food.
- Two or more food chains linked together.
- How acidic or alkaline a certain substance is.
24 Clues: Omnivores • Carnivores • Herbivores • Decomposers • Water with ph of about 8. • Water with ph of about 7. • Each group of these animals. • How hot or cold a habitat is. • Animals that eat plants only. • Both plants and other animals. • The home of a living organisms. • Green plants make their own food. • Animals that eat other animals only. • Living thins cannot live without .... • ...
Gardening 6 2025-02-18
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- Garden – A garden built on a raised platform or rooftop.
- – A tall flower known for following the sun.
- Garden – A garden dedicated to growing culinary and medicinal herbs.
- – A bright yellow spring flower.
- – A classic flower known for its beauty and fragrance.
- – A flower with distinctive petals and bright colors.
- Garden – A garden designed to attract birds, bees, and butterflies.
- – A colorful flower that thrives in cool weather.
- – A fragrant herb with purple flowers.
- Garden – A garden featuring drought-resistant plants and rocks.
- – A structure used to grow plants in a controlled environment.
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- Garden – A shared garden space where people grow plants together.
- – A flower commonly used in bouquets.
- Garden – A garden where edible plants are grown.
- Garden – A space where various plant species are cultivated and displayed.
- – A vibrant annual flower loved by pollinators.
- Garden – A method of growing plants without soil.
- – A large, fragrant perennial flower.
- – A garden that contains fruit trees.
- – A spring-blooming flower with cup-shaped petals.
20 Clues: – A bright yellow spring flower. • – A flower commonly used in bouquets. • – A large, fragrant perennial flower. • – A garden that contains fruit trees. • – A fragrant herb with purple flowers. • – A tall flower known for following the sun. • – A vibrant annual flower loved by pollinators. • Garden – A garden where edible plants are grown. • ...
In the garden 2025-05-15
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- A flexible tube for watering the garden:
- A small insect often seen crawling on the ground:
- A tool used for digging:
- Planted in the soil to grow a new plant:
- A garden pest that eats leaves and becomes a butterfly:
- A living thing that grows in soil and needs sunlight:
- What plants need to grow, comes from the sun:
- The green part of a plant:
- A colorful and fragrant part of a plant:
- A container used to water plants:
- A tool with teeth for collecting leaves:
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- The upper layer of earth where plants grow:
- A small hand tool for digging and planting:
- A place to sit and relax in the garden:
- A flying insect that pollinates flowers:
- A glass building where plants are grown:
- A barrier around the garden to protect it:
- A container where small plants can grow:
- A person who takes care of the garden:
- The part of a plant that grows underground:
20 Clues: A tool used for digging: • The green part of a plant: • A container used to water plants: • A person who takes care of the garden: • A place to sit and relax in the garden: • A flexible tube for watering the garden: • Planted in the soil to grow a new plant: • A flying insect that pollinates flowers: • A glass building where plants are grown: • ...
Spelling 2022-10-03
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- an animal that is hunted by another for food
- what the flower creates to reproduce
- natural home of a plant, animal, or organism
- the growing of plants without soil
- evaporation of water from surface of leaves
- an animal that preys or eats others
- part of plant that creates food, photosynthesis
- the green pigment present in all plants
- pores or openings on bottom of a leaf
- a scientist that studies fungi
- the long, thin, supportive part of a plant
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- blooming part of a plant
- process by which a plant uses sunlight
- plants and animals that eat dead things
- insects, or mammals that eat plants
- Greek work for "wood"
- part of the plant that gets support from ground
- originates from the sun
- how bees transport pollen
- any kind of green plants in an ecosystem
20 Clues: Greek work for "wood" • originates from the sun • blooming part of a plant • how bees transport pollen • a scientist that studies fungi • the growing of plants without soil • insects, or mammals that eat plants • an animal that preys or eats others • what the flower creates to reproduce • pores or openings on bottom of a leaf • process by which a plant uses sunlight • ...
Introducing Biology 2026-05-12
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- the practice of keeping bees for the manufacture of honey and beeswax
- study of parasites
- the technique of growing fish
- study of virus
- study of bacteria
- study of animal
- study of formation and development of Embryo
- study of geographical distribution of plants and animals
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- study of origin and descent of organisms
- the science of naming,grouping and classifying plants and animals (also known as systematics)
- study of insects
- science and art of growing fruits,vegetable,flowers or ornamental plants
- study of gross structure of the organs in an organism as seen in dissection
- study of algae
- technique of producing silk by silkworms
- study of diseases of plants and animals
- study of fungi
- science of the transmission of body characteristics form parents to offspring
- study of the structural and functional unit of living organism
- the study of plants
20 Clues: study of algae • study of virus • study of fungi • study of animal • study of insects • study of bacteria • study of parasites • the study of plants • the technique of growing fish • study of diseases of plants and animals • study of origin and descent of organisms • technique of producing silk by silkworms • study of formation and development of Embryo • ...
Nutrition in animals 2016-05-14
nutrition in animals 2016-05-21
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- small projections in the inner walls of the small interstine that helps in absorption of digested foof
- the unicellular amoeba engulfs tiny particles by throwing its false feet called
- elimination of undigested food
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- breakdown starch into sugar
- another name for food pipe
- moistens food
- also called biting teeth
7 Clues: moistens food • also called biting teeth • another name for food pipe • breakdown starch into sugar • elimination of undigested food • the unicellular amoeba engulfs tiny particles by throwing its false feet called • small projections in the inner walls of the small interstine that helps in absorption of digested foof
nutrition in animals. 2016-05-21
7 Clues: moistens the food. • stored in the liver. • acid- kills bacteria. • turns fats into fatty food. • another name for food pipe. • the largest gland in the human body. • finger like projections in the small intestine.
nutrition in adolescents 2025-03-05
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- supports skin, nails, hair, and muscle, growth and body maintenance; eggs, meat
- fuel body and maintain healthy blood sugar levels; fruits, vegetables
- 60% of body weight, prevent dehydration; h20
- absorb nutrients and minerals; butter
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- play role in vision, blood, bone and immune health; K, C, D
- regulate metabolism and help stay properly hydrated; iron, magnesium
- essential compounds that improve proper functioning and health
7 Clues: absorb nutrients and minerals; butter • 60% of body weight, prevent dehydration; h20 • play role in vision, blood, bone and immune health; K, C, D • essential compounds that improve proper functioning and health • regulate metabolism and help stay properly hydrated; iron, magnesium • fuel body and maintain healthy blood sugar levels; fruits, vegetables • ...
Living things in the environment 2022-11-14
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- this shows how energy is transferred from one organism to another
- living things that make their own food
- the color of plants that can carry out photosynthesis
- eat plants and animals
- the place in nature where an organism lives
- what plants breathe in
- the source of energy for planet Earth
- don't make their own food but eat plants and possibly other organisms
- eats only flesh/meat
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- this is what you get when you have many food chains
- the process in which green plants make food
- what plants breathe out
- All living things and everything around them
- the green substance in a plant needed for photosynthesis
14 Clues: eats only flesh/meat • eat plants and animals • what plants breathe in • what plants breathe out • the source of energy for planet Earth • living things that make their own food • the process in which green plants make food • the place in nature where an organism lives • All living things and everything around them • this is what you get when you have many food chains • ...
NUTRITION CROSSWORD- GRADE 9 2026-07-15
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- = Access to enough safe and nutritious food
- = Condition caused by insufficient nutrient intake
- = Activities that improve health
- = Responsible use of resources for the future
- = Recommendations for healthy eating
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- = Guide showing the right portions of food
- = Annual celebration promoting proper nutrition
- = Condition caused by excessive nutrient intake
- = Daily habits affecting health
- = Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition
10 Clues: = Daily habits affecting health • = Activities that improve health • = Recommendations for healthy eating • = Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition • = Guide showing the right portions of food • = Access to enough safe and nutritious food • = Responsible use of resources for the future • = Annual celebration promoting proper nutrition • ...
Nutrition and Wellness 2016-05-05
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- any of a group of organic compounds that are essential for normal growth and nutrition and are required in small quantities in the diet because they cannot be synthesized by the body.
- A soft silvery-white reactive metal found in foods.
- A collective term used to refer to all the monosaccharides and disaccharides.
- not previously known or used; new or different.
- a red protein responsible for transporting oxygen in the blood of vertebrates.
- the colorless fluid part of blood, lymph, or milk, in which corpuscles or fat globules are suspended.
- the natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible.
- An energy-yielding nutrient composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen.
- One of the six classes of nutrients that include sugars, starches, and fibers.
- A polysaccharide that is the storage form of energy in plants.
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- a basic component of food that nourishes the body.
- each of a pair of organs in the abdominal cavity of mammals, birds, and reptiles, excreting urine.
- a chemical element or substance required in trace amounts for the normal growth and development of living organisms.
- of, relating to, or derived from living matter.
- light from the sun.
- possessing or enjoying good health or a sound and vigorous mentality.
- This unit is used as a measure of the energy released by food as it is digested by the human body.
- A mineral found mainly in the hard part of bones, where it is stored.
- a natural oily or greasy substance occurring in animal bodies, especially when deposited as a layer under the skin or around certain organs.
- a colorless, transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid that forms the seas, lakes, rivers, and rain and is the basis of the fluids of living organisms.
20 Clues: light from the sun. • of, relating to, or derived from living matter. • not previously known or used; new or different. • a basic component of food that nourishes the body. • A soft silvery-white reactive metal found in foods. • A polysaccharide that is the storage form of energy in plants. • the natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible. • ...
melormepizza 2018-11-14
14 Clues: yukky • shells • sticky • frozen • beetles • sensible • nutrition • bekendtskab • sustainable • cold counter • relative/kinsman • constituent/ingredient • creepy insects/reptiles • beyond my limits/intimidating
Agriculture Practices 2024-06-11
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- Controlled environment for growing plants.
- Trimming plants to improve growth.
- Covering soil with a layer to conserve moisture.
- Creating stepped levels on slopes for farming.
- Animal dung used to fertilize land.
- Chemicals used to eliminate crop pests.
- Fermented feed for livestock.
- Growing plants in nutrient-rich water.
- Agriculture without synthetic chemicals.
- Alternating crops in a field to maintain soil health.
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- A young plant grown from seed.
- Recycling organic waste to enrich soil.
- Joining plant parts to grow as one.
- Method to provide water to crops.
- Collecting ripe crops from the fields.
- Turning and mixing soil before planting.
- Nutrient additives for soil.
- Separating grain from plants.
- Preparing land for planting by turning over the soil.
- Combining trees and crops in farming.
20 Clues: Nutrient additives for soil. • Separating grain from plants. • Fermented feed for livestock. • A young plant grown from seed. • Method to provide water to crops. • Trimming plants to improve growth. • Joining plant parts to grow as one. • Animal dung used to fertilize land. • Combining trees and crops in farming. • Collecting ripe crops from the fields. • ...
photosynthesis 2025-01-16
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- where PS occurs at a cell level
- makes food
- when an organism uses sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make glucose and oxygen
- protists, plants, and _____ can do photosynthesis
- color of light, CO2 levels, light intensity, and ____ all effect PS
- C6H12O6
- xylem & ____ used for transportation
- other name for light independent reactions
- liquid in chloroplast
- where cellular respiration occurs
- open and close the stomata
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- gives plants green color
- outermost layer of cells in a leaf
- when charged with moving electrons, ADP+P becomes...
- accessory pigments, often seen in leaves during fall
- positively charged ion
- where light dependent reactions occur
- what color light is the most difficult for plants to absorb?
- waxy leaf covering
- absorbed through roots of plants
20 Clues: C6H12O6 • makes food • waxy leaf covering • liquid in chloroplast • positively charged ion • gives plants green color • open and close the stomata • where PS occurs at a cell level • absorbed through roots of plants • where cellular respiration occurs • outermost layer of cells in a leaf • xylem & ____ used for transportation • where light dependent reactions occur • ...
Unit 8 Science Section 3 Sexual Reproduction 2024-04-02
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- the condition of having gametes similar in shape
- an organ in simpler plants that produce sperm cells
- long, whip like structure extending from a cell used for locomotion
- the female gonad in animals
- an act of fertilization involving the transfer is cell contents to another cell
- the male organ of plants
- the condition of having anisogametes
- the male gonad in animals
- the condition of having isogametes
- the egg cell
- an organ in lower vascular plants
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- the results of fertilization in which two gametes have fused together
- a small flagellated male gamete that swims to the egg to fertilize it
- a reproductive organ of gymnosperm
- incapable of independent movement
- cone bearing plants
- having gametes of different size and shape
- the part of the stamen of a flower that bears the pollen
- gamete-producing organ in animals
- the condition of being oogamous
- gametes that are similar in shape and size
- stored food material in the egg of many animals
22 Clues: the egg cell • cone bearing plants • the male organ of plants • the male gonad in animals • the female gonad in animals • the condition of being oogamous • incapable of independent movement • gamete-producing organ in animals • an organ in lower vascular plants • a reproductive organ of gymnosperm • the condition of having isogametes • the condition of having anisogametes • ...
Photosynthesis & Respiration Crossword 2021-02-19
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- Tiny holes found in the underside of leaves.
- A process used by plants and other organisms.
- Shapes that surrounds the stomata.
- Oxygen is.....to the atmosphere.
- Sugar transported through the phloem from.
- In bright light the guard cells take in water
- Part of plant for photosynthesis.
- Where the photosynthesis takes place.
- waxy layer prevent water evaporate from leaves.
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- Waste product of photosynthesis.
- What does plants absorb from the soil.
- Adapted to their function by allowing gas exchange and controlling water loss within the leaf.
- produced during photosynthesis in leaf.
- Color of chloroplast.
- Plants observe this substance on day time.
- transport The process of translocation sugar from source to the sink is by....
- Transporting food and other organic materials.
- Hole for gas exchange.
- Green pigment found in plants.
- Transports water and some nutrients from the roots to the leaves.
- Way to move sugar from source to sink.
21 Clues: Color of chloroplast. • Hole for gas exchange. • Green pigment found in plants. • Waste product of photosynthesis. • Oxygen is.....to the atmosphere. • Part of plant for photosynthesis. • Shapes that surrounds the stomata. • Where the photosynthesis takes place. • What does plants absorb from the soil. • Way to move sugar from source to sink. • ...
Plant Physiology Crossword 2023-10-15
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- The membrane in which light dependent reaction occurs.
- The state in which absorption of light affects the electrons.
- Helps with the movement of molecules between cells in plants.
- An system in which plants get their nutrient assimilation.
- A major constituent of the middle lamella of cell walls.
- An common example of the CAM plant.
- Extracellular space outside of plant cell membranes.
- A transport protein that when binded with, causes a conformation change.
- This protein facilitates the movement of water across plasma membrane.
- An enzyme that catalyzes both carboxylation and oxygenation reactions.
- Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants.
- Pressure potential of water is generated by this characteristic of cell wall.
- A transport protein that open and close in response to signal.
- Where the carbon fixation occurs
- The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle.
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- A mechanism by which chlorophyll absorbs light for photosynthesis.
- Movement of two molecules in the opposite direction through a protein channel.
- This organelle occupies 95% of the total volume of mature plant cell.
- A reaction that increases in hot condition when stomata closes, which increases levels of O2
- Vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and nutrients from the root.
- When lacking this macronutrient, plants experience leaf chlorosis in young and mature leaves.
- A type of photosynthesis that separates carbon fixation and carbon assimilation in different cells.
- A cell transport system that requires ATP.
- A condition required for aquaporins to be expressed.
- Root hairs increase their surface area as a means of...
- An active transport that involves the coupling of a cotransporter.
- technique used to join parts from two or more plants to grow into a single plant.
- A primary pigment in photosynthesis.
- A tissue that forms the outer protective layer in plants.
- Mutual attraction between molecules
30 Clues: Where the carbon fixation occurs • An common example of the CAM plant. • Mutual attraction between molecules • A primary pigment in photosynthesis. • A cell transport system that requires ATP. • The first step of the Calvin-Benson cycle. • Most abundant macronutrient needed in plants. • Extracellular space outside of plant cell membranes. • ...
Photosynthesis! 2026-02-05
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- Process where molecules interact to create new molecules
- The chemical reaction where plants and other photosynthetic organisms convert sunlight into glucose
- The molecules on the left side of a chemical equation
- Plants can conduct photosynthesis without water
- Plants need this from the sun
- Plants need sugar to give them this
- This is where plants get their energy from
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- The molecules on the right side of a chemical reaction
- The organelle in plant cells where photosynthesis occurs
- This is where animals get their energy from, either by eating them directly or by eating other animals who have eaten them
- The part of the plant that gets water from the soil
- The gas that plants take out of the atmosphere to use for photosynthesis
- The simple sugar created by plants during photosynthesis
- Plants take this in through their roots as needed for photosynthesis
- If plants did not produce this gas during photosynthesis we would be dead by now!
15 Clues: Plants need this from the sun • Plants need sugar to give them this • This is where plants get their energy from • Plants can conduct photosynthesis without water • The part of the plant that gets water from the soil • The molecules on the left side of a chemical equation • The molecules on the right side of a chemical reaction • ...
Horticulture I - Unit 2 Vocabulary 2023-01-30
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- There are many career opportunities in this field working for USDA, EPA, and the FDA, you can be a technician, a researcher, a marketing specialist, and much more!
- Cares for the land area and plants that surround a business, school, church, industry or other public or private places that have lawns and plants that have to be maintained (includes IPM).
- The science and practice of growing, harvesting, storing, processing and marketing vegetables.
- Cares for plants, moves plants and supplies, arranges and displays plants and supplies, and sells plants and supplies
- Educational requirement for unskilled, entry-level job.
- Work in jobs that are environmentally friendly and have to do with reusing, recycling and reducing the carbon footprint.
- employee Grows vegetables, fruits, flowers including cut flowers, bedding plants, potted plants, hanging baskets and landscaping plants. Employees do both sexual and asexual plant propagation
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- You can work in a variety of wholesale and retail areas for operations like a seed grower or a wholesale plant grower.
- A student-led, instructor-supervised, workbased learning experience that results in measurable outcomes aligned to your career plan of study.
- Maintains plants, grounds, buildings, facilities, equipment and driveways in national, state, city or privately owned parks.
- The science and practice of propagating, growing, planting, maintaining, and using grasses, annuals, shrubs and trees.
- Educational requirement for skilled job.
- The science and practice of growing, harvesting, storing, processing and marketing flowering plants.
- The science and practice of growing, maintaining and processing grapes.
- The science and practice of growing, harvesting, storing, processing and marketing tree grown fruits.
- Is responsible for maintenance of golf courses including turf grass, pest management, irrigation and drainage, sand trap, trees and shrubs, buildings and equipment.
16 Clues: Educational requirement for skilled job. • Educational requirement for unskilled, entry-level job. • The science and practice of growing, maintaining and processing grapes. • The science and practice of growing, harvesting, storing, processing and marketing vegetables. • ...
Unit: 4 Let's Eat! 2025-12-15
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- instructions for how to make food
- good for the body
- having a sharp, acidic taste
- a small amount of food between meals
- kept very cold to stay good longer
- new and not spoiled
- to cook in hot, bubbling water
- having a strong, hot taste
- a person or animal that eats meat
- the taste of food
- having a sharp or unpleasant taste
- food saved after a meal
- tasting like sugar
- to form an opinion about something
- a person who eats no animal products
- how food feels in the mouth
- words that explain what something is like
- to use something in a specific way
- the amount of food for one person
- not cooked
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- a person who does not eat meat
- having a salty or rich taste
- the process of getting energy and nutrients from food
- to give food to eat
- the feeling of needing or wanting food
- food eaten at one time
- to buy something
- a tag or writing that gives information about food
- to cook over direct heat
- prepared with heat
- to cook in an oven
- a list of food and drinks at a restaurant
- one item used to make a dish
- soft and easy to chew
- to show items so people can see them
- to ask for food at a restaurant
- to cook in hot oil
- hard and crunchy
- the amount of money something costs
- a person or animal that eats both plants and meat
40 Clues: not cooked • to buy something • hard and crunchy • good for the body • the taste of food • prepared with heat • to cook in an oven • tasting like sugar • to cook in hot oil • to give food to eat • new and not spoiled • soft and easy to chew • food eaten at one time • food saved after a meal • to cook over direct heat • having a strong, hot taste • how food feels in the mouth • ...
Ecology Puzzle 2024-04-05
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- An organism that can make it's own energy.
- An organism that eats complex organic matter (food).
- A system of interlocking food chains.
- An organism that eats meat.
- An organism that breaks down dead matter
- Inorganic factors in an environment.
- An organism that requires other organisms for sustenance.
- A living thing.
- The organism that a parasite lives off of.
- An organism that eats both plants and meat.
- A group of animals or plants.
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- The region on Earth where life exists.
- An organism that hunts other organisms
- A biological network of different animals and plants.
- An organism that eats already dead organisms
- An organism that is hunted by other organisms
- Organic factors in an environment.
- Another name for photosynthesizing organisms.
- A series of organisms that eat one another so that energy and nutrients flow from one to the next.
- Many groups of different animals and/or plants.
- The levels of energy that organisms gain depending on their way of eating.
- A form of biology.
- The environment in which a group of animals and plants live.
- An organism that eats plants.
- When an organism lives off of another organism.
25 Clues: A living thing. • A form of biology. • An organism that eats meat. • An organism that eats plants. • A group of animals or plants. • Organic factors in an environment. • Inorganic factors in an environment. • A system of interlocking food chains. • The region on Earth where life exists. • An organism that hunts other organisms • An organism that breaks down dead matter • ...
Unit 5 Terms 2023-01-31
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- The number of individual organisms that live in a defined area
- An animal that eats plants
- An animal that eats both plants & animals
- An organism that breaks down organic material, fungi & bacteria
- A carnivore at the top level in a food chain that feeds on other carnivores
- A place or site where an animal lives
- A sequence of plants & animals that feed on each other
- A unit of energy equal to 1000 calories
- A consumer that feeds on dead plants & animals
- When plants use sunlight, water, & carbon dioxide to produce glucose
- All non-domesticated animals
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- An uncultivated, uninhabited area
- An animal that eats plants
- A plant that converts solar energy & other plant nutrients to starches & sugars
- An animal that eats only meat
- An animal or plant that receives energy from organic material made by other animals or plants
- The number of wildlife that an area can support with food, shelter, & water
- A carnivorous plant that gets its nutrients by eating primary consumers
- Using the sun as an energy source
- A group of organisms that depend on each other for food in a given ecosystem
- An organism that uses energy to create organic molecules from inorganic substances
21 Clues: An animal that eats plants • An animal that eats plants • All non-domesticated animals • An animal that eats only meat • An uncultivated, uninhabited area • Using the sun as an energy source • A place or site where an animal lives • A unit of energy equal to 1000 calories • An animal that eats both plants & animals • A consumer that feeds on dead plants & animals • ...
Intro to Ecology/Austin Millis 2024-11-19
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- a community of living organisms interacting with their non-living physical environment within a specific area
- one animal
- a complex diagram that shows the feeding relationships between all the organisms in an ecosystem
- a diagram that shows the relative amounts of energy or matter contained within each trophic level in a food chain or food web.
- the chain when a stronger animal attack the weaker animal
- the levels of the strenth of animals
- only eat decomposed animals
- deals with the relations of organisms
- a renewable organic material that comes from plants and animals and can be used as an energy source
- the process called when a plant makes it food with chemicals
- produces their own food
- doesn't rely on other animals or plants
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- only eat plants
- eats dead animals and plants
- relies on other animals or plants
- the part of Earth that supports life
- only eats meat
- relies on other animals or plants
- the process called when a plant makes it food
- eats meat and plants
- multible of different animals in one area
- multible of the same animal
- a geographical area with a specific climate, vegetation, and animal life
23 Clues: one animal • only eats meat • only eat plants • eats meat and plants • produces their own food • only eat decomposed animals • multible of the same animal • eats dead animals and plants • relies on other animals or plants • relies on other animals or plants • the part of Earth that supports life • the levels of the strenth of animals • deals with the relations of organisms • ...
Word web 23 -29 2014-06-24
29 Clues: hik • room • storm • forel • drank • kauwen • vochtig • bewolkt • collega • voeding • eetbaar • briesje • pestkop • bouillon • overwerk • rekening • bediende • bloemkool • nagerecht • geschoold • uitpersen • verslaving • studiebeurs • trilpudding • varkensvlees • off ontslaan • met belletjes • vooruitzichten • unions vakbonden
La comida 2015-09-13
22 Clues: jar • fat • diet • daily • bottle • serving • vitamin • allergic • I should • calories • I ate... • I drank... • you should • ingredient • cholesterol • carbohydrates • food allergies • nutrition facts • What did you eat? • What did you drink? • bad for your health • good for your health
Español 3: El Bienestar 2020-11-28
21 Clues: weak • strong • anxious • healthy • to feel • balanced • to worry • de sueño • junk food • depressed • nutritious • well-being • to get sick • appropriate • stressed out • to concentrate • ____ de mal humor • nutrition, feeding • exhausted/worn out • estar de buen ______ • tener ______ en sí mismo
No Poverty2 2024-05-07
25 Clues: 노동 • 성장 • 교육 • 재난 • 영양 • 보호 • 현재 • 기회 • 공동체 • 한정된 • 대다수 • 제안하다 • 증가하다 • 포함하다 • 필요하다 • 지지, 도움 • 부분, 일부 • 약점, 불이익 • 복잡하게 하다 • 영향을 끼치다 • 성장을 저해당한 • 재다, ~s 수단 • 고생하다, 고통받다 • 반드시 ~하게 하다 • 기여하다, 원인이 되다
Focus 3 Unit 4 zadania 2024-05-07
20 Clues: deser • surowy • ulotka • niejadek • pustynia • dietetyk • oparty na • odżywianie • cierpieć na • przetrwać na • niepotrzebny • zaangażowany w • uzależniony od • śródziemnomorski • Dowiedziałem się • tuczące (jedzenie) • obiad z trzech dań • pilnie, niezwłocznie • robię co w mojej mocy • ... sth into - podzielić coś na
Útiles Escolares y Clases 2025-09-09
29 Clues: face • desk • Study • fifth • bottle • pencil • animal • library • Finance • Biology • Science • birthday • schedule • Wellness • to erase • Geometry • notebook • to write • to carry • Business • Nutrition • classmate • Carpentry • assistant • Geography • take turns • whiteboard • assignments • Construction
Science Test Review 2016-10-03
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- learned using your five sense
- shows how energy moves through an ecosystem
- the process of how plants make their own food
- breaks down dead plants and animals
- the movement of energy through empty space
- "breathed" in by plants
- "breathed" out by plants as a waste
- the movement of energy from place to place
- has living and nonliving things
- tiny holes in the leaves of a plant
- creates its own food using energy from the sun
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- the food made by plants
- the changing of energy to a different form
- is not and never was alive
- an educated guess
- the movement of energy between touching objects
- the source of all energy
- eats other living things
18 Clues: an educated guess • the food made by plants • "breathed" in by plants • the source of all energy • eats other living things • is not and never was alive • learned using your five sense • has living and nonliving things • breaks down dead plants and animals • "breathed" out by plants as a waste • tiny holes in the leaves of a plant • the changing of energy to a different form • ...
Year 9 Ecology CT 2023-06-08
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- a branch of biology
- mostly plants and usually at the bottom of a food chains
- when one member of a partnership profits more than the other
- a couple food chains combined
- an animal that eats plants
- the stages in a food chain
- when plants gain energy from the sun and other sources
- eats bugs plants or meat
- the living part of a habitat
- the nonliving part of a habitat
- an environment full of living and nonliving things
- a group of one species in an ecosystem
- the 1st
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- the 2nd
- to see the stages from plant to top predator
- an animal that eats meat
- a small organism that eats or absorbs organic matter
- an animal that eats `meat and plants
- the action of a living thing breathing
- when both sides benefit from interacting with eachother
- the place that an animal lives
- the 3rd
22 Clues: the 2nd • the 3rd • the 1st • a branch of biology • an animal that eats meat • eats bugs plants or meat • an animal that eats plants • the stages in a food chain • the living part of a habitat • a couple food chains combined • the place that an animal lives • the nonliving part of a habitat • an animal that eats `meat and plants • the action of a living thing breathing • ...
Trophic Levels Crossword 2013-04-02
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- insect;as larva eats underwater plants,insects,and small animals;as adult eats only plants.
- feeds mainly on dead material.
- state animal of PA.
- eats flying insects and seeds;lives in tall plants at a ponds edge.
- all organisms in a feeding level which are the same number of steps away from the sun.
- an animal without a backbone;scavenger;eats pieces of dead plants and animals.
- insct that has a short adult life and probably doesn't eat.
- organisms that get their energy and nutrients by feeding on other organisms.
- eats plants and their seeds in shallow water.
- known as "Water Pennies".
- microscopic plant that appears like green slime when clumped together.
Down
- animal without a backbone;eats algae,bacteria,and pieces of dead plants and animals.
- feeds mainly on primary consumers.
- feeds on both primary and secondary consumers.
- feeds mainly on producers.
- organisms which uses elements from the environment to make its own food.
- tertiary consumer native to PA.
- microscopic organism that makes its own food or captures othe one-celled animals.
- breaks down dead organisms and wastes,completes the nutrient cycle in an ecosystem.
- as adults male eats nectar and fruit;women suck blood for food.
20 Clues: state animal of PA. • known as "Water Pennies". • feeds mainly on producers. • feeds mainly on dead material. • tertiary consumer native to PA. • feeds mainly on primary consumers. • eats plants and their seeds in shallow water. • feeds on both primary and secondary consumers. • insct that has a short adult life and probably doesn't eat. • ...
YU 2026-03-11
Across
- The scientific genus name for clover plants.
- The ability of a plant or organism to continue living in its environment.
- The process by which plants increase in size.
- The parts of a plant that grow underground and absorb nutrients.
- Tiny organisms in the soil that help shamrocks capture nitrogen.
- Something that is uncommon, like a four-leaf clover.
- The natural world where shamrocks grow and survive.
- Small structures on plant roots where nitrogen-fixing bacteria live.
- The science that studies living things like plants.
- The ground where shamrocks grow and get nutrients.
- What people believe a four-leaf clover can bring.
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- A genetic change that can sometimes produce a four-leaf clover.
- The three parts of a shamrock that grow from one stem.
- An important nutrient that plants need to grow.
- People who plant clover to improve soil nutrients.
- A small green plant that is a symbol of luck and Irish culture.
- The process that converts nitrogen into a form plants can use.
- Living organisms that grow in soil and use sunlight for energy.
- The saint who reportedly used the shamrock to explain a religious idea.
- The country where shamrocks commonly grow and are culturally important.
20 Clues: The scientific genus name for clover plants. • The process by which plants increase in size. • An important nutrient that plants need to grow. • What people believe a four-leaf clover can bring. • People who plant clover to improve soil nutrients. • The ground where shamrocks grow and get nutrients. • The natural world where shamrocks grow and survive. • ...
Unit 9: Energy and Matter 2026-05-04
Across
- The green pigment in plants that absorbs sunlight.
- An animal that eats plants.
- When liquid water changes into water vapor.
- Tiny plant-like organisms that live in water.
- The process where bacteria change nitrogen into a form plants can use.
- An organism that eats dead plant and animal material.
- The part of a cell that releases energy from food.
- An animal that eats both plants and animals.
- An organism that breaks down dead plants and animals.
- The release of water vapor from plant leaves.
Down
- When water vapor cools and turns into liquid water.
- respiration The process cells use to turn food into energy.
- An organism that makes its own food, like a plant.
- A nutrient that gives living things energy.
- A living thing that eats other organisms for energy.
- dioxide A gas in the air used by plants during photosynthesis.
- A molecule that stores and carries energy in cells.
- the organelle where cellular respiration occurs
- An animal that eats meat.
- An organism that gets food by eating other organisms.
- the ultimate energy source for all living things
- The part of a plant cell where photosynthesis happens.
- A living thing that makes its own food.
- consumer An animal that eats other consumers near the top of a food chain.
24 Clues: An animal that eats meat. • An animal that eats plants. • A living thing that makes its own food. • A nutrient that gives living things energy. • When liquid water changes into water vapor. • An animal that eats both plants and animals. • Tiny plant-like organisms that live in water. • The release of water vapor from plant leaves. • ...
La salud wordy 2025-01-14
units 2024-01-08
Across
- wonderful, splendid
- Negligence by a professional person
- full of malice; intending to do harm
- written below the line
- a stand-in or replacement
- to speak evil of
- to dip beneath the surface; go under
- not safe
- hatred; evil intent; bad will
- Expressing love or the state of being in love
Down
- lower in rank
- attractive or appealing
- well-known
- suffering from malnutrition; badly or poorly nourished
- causing great damage
- to take away
- labels or captions on a movie or show
- lack of proper nutrition
18 Clues: not safe • well-known • to take away • lower in rank • to speak evil of • wonderful, splendid • causing great damage • written below the line • attractive or appealing • lack of proper nutrition • a stand-in or replacement • hatred; evil intent; bad will • Negligence by a professional person • full of malice; intending to do harm • to dip beneath the surface; go under • ...
week 13 2023-04-12
14 Clues: eye • sun • itch • pain • head • inside • muscle • without • pertaining to • surgical repair • breaking,bursting • growth, nutrition • loosening,destruction of • pertaining to, containing
Alexis Cell Review 2025-10-01
Across
- the basic structural and functional unit of all plants
- This prefix means heat
- preforms photosynthesis in plants
- produces protein
- Plants making their own food in the form of glucose
- the barrier surrounding all cells
- single-celled and lacks a nucleus
- a type of eukaryotic cell that serves as the fundamental unit of life for all members of the animal kingdom
- protective outer layer found in plants
- breaks down waste
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- stores DNA and controls cell activities
- the material or protoplasm within a living cell
- stores water,nutrients,and waste
- This prefix means light
- membrane-bound nucleus
- This prefix means life
- generates energy
- packages proteins
- This prefix means earth
- houses the cells DNA and controls it's activities
- The smallest basic unit of all living organisms
21 Clues: produces protein • generates energy • packages proteins • breaks down waste • This prefix means heat • membrane-bound nucleus • This prefix means life • This prefix means light • This prefix means earth • stores water,nutrients,and waste • preforms photosynthesis in plants • the barrier surrounding all cells • single-celled and lacks a nucleus • protective outer layer found in plants • ...
Unit 5 Vocab 2014-01-14
Across
- A cell (as a white blood cell) that engulfs and consumes foreign material (as microorganisms) and debris.
- The state produced by the establishment of an infective agent in or on a suitable host.
- A condition of being able to resist a particular disease, especially through preventing development of a pathogenic microorganism or by counteracting the effects of its products.
- The way a microbial organism moves from one host to another.
- Lymphocyte A type of lymphocyte that develops in the bone marrow and later produces antibodies.
- Any protist of the phylum or subkingdom Protozoa.
- Technique A procedure performed under sterile conditions.
- Any of various infectious proteins that are abnormal forms of normal cellular proteins, that proliferate by inducing the normal protein to convert to the abnormal form, and that in mammals include pathogenic forms.
- A parasitic worm (as a tapeworm, liver fluke, ascarid, or leech).
- Saprophytic and parasitic spore-producing eukaryotic organisms that lack chlorophyll and include molds, rusts, mildews, smuts, mushrooms, and yeasts.
- An antigen-binding immunoglobulin, produced by B cells, that functions as the effector in an immune response.
- Any of a large group of submicroscopic infective agents that typically contain a protein coat surrounding an RNA or DNA core of genetic material but no semipermeable membrane, that are capable of growth and multiplication only in living cells, and that cause various important diseases in humans, animals, or plants.
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- Communicable by contact.
- A branch of biology dealing especially with microscopic forms of life (as bacteria, protozoans, viruses, and fungi).
- A spiral-shaped bacterium.
- A cylindrical or rod-shaped bacterium.
- Single-celled microorganisms that are often aggregated into colonies or motile by means of flagella, typically live in soil, water, organic matter, or the bodies of plants and animals, are usually autotrophic, saprophytic, or parasitic in nutrition, and are noted for their biochemical effects and pathogenicity.
- Lymphocyte A type of lymphocyte responsible for cell-mediated immunity that differentiates under the influence of the thymus.
- Stain A method for the differential staining of bacteria that involves fixing the bacterial cells to a slide and staining with crystal violet and iodine, then washing with alcohol, and counterstaining with safranin. Results in gram-positive bacteria retaining the purple dye and gram-negative organisms having it decolorized so that the red counterstain shows up.
- A spherical bacterium.
20 Clues: A spherical bacterium. • Communicable by contact. • A spiral-shaped bacterium. • A cylindrical or rod-shaped bacterium. • Any protist of the phylum or subkingdom Protozoa. • Technique A procedure performed under sterile conditions. • The way a microbial organism moves from one host to another. • A parasitic worm (as a tapeworm, liver fluke, ascarid, or leech). • ...
All about NUTRITION 2025-07-04
Across
- A sweet crystallizable material that consists wholly or essentially of sucrose
- Helps the body absorb vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin E, and vitamin K.
- Refers to the measurement of a person's mass, typically expressed in kilograms or pounds.
- The amount of energy the body can obtain from consuming that food.
- A chronic metabolic disease where the body either doesn't produce enough insulin or can't effectively use the insulin it produces, leading to elevated blood sugar levels.
- A type of carbohydrate that the body cannot digest. It's a component of plant-based foods that passes through the digestive system relatively intact.
- Are a type of macronutrient found in certain foods and drinks. Commonly found in Sugars, Fibers, Starches, and is the main source of energy.
- A nutrient that the body needs in small amounts to function and stay healthy. It is also available in supplement forms.
- Also known as stature, refers to the vertical distance from the bottom of the feet to the top of the head in a standing person.
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- The process by which living organisms obtain and utilize nutrients from food to support life processes such as growth, maintenance, and reproduction.
- An edible plant or part of a plant, often used as part of a meal.
- A food group that refers to fruits and vegetables, which are rich in vitamins and minerals which help protect the body from disease, support healthy skin, and promote overall vitality.
- The clear liquid that has no color, taste, or smell, that falls from clouds as rain, that forms streams, lakes, and seas, and that is used for drinking.
- A white liquid food produced by the mammary glands of lactating mammals.
- A meal eaten in the morning, the first of the day.
- A natural stimulant most commonly found in tea, coffee, and cacao plants.
- A condition where the body's immune system mistakenly identifies a specific food protein as harmful and triggers a reaction
- It's a building block for the body, essential for growth, repair, and various bodily functions.
- Something that people and animals eat, or plants absorb, to keep them alive
- A condition that develops when your blood produces a lower-than-normal amount of healthy red blood cells.
20 Clues: A meal eaten in the morning, the first of the day. • An edible plant or part of a plant, often used as part of a meal. • The amount of energy the body can obtain from consuming that food. • Helps the body absorb vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin E, and vitamin K. • A white liquid food produced by the mammary glands of lactating mammals. • ...
Nutrition and Metabolic Patterns 2014-04-30
Across
- most abundant electrolyte in the body
- delivery of nutrition bypassing the mouth
- high blood glucose
- tetany
- most abundant nutrient
- inorganic elements serve as catalysts in biochemical reactions
- supplies energy to the body
- Body eliminates sodium through this organ
Down
- cannot be digested
- best indicator a patient needs TPN
- Vit D. Deficiency
- Measures in a nutritional assessment
- Difficulty swallowing
- bananas are a source of this
- helps to absorb vitamins
15 Clues: tetany • Vit D. Deficiency • cannot be digested • high blood glucose • Difficulty swallowing • most abundant nutrient • helps to absorb vitamins • supplies energy to the body • bananas are a source of this • best indicator a patient needs TPN • Measures in a nutritional assessment • most abundant electrolyte in the body • delivery of nutrition bypassing the mouth • ...
Photosynthesis vocab 2023-08-29
Across
- the vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and dissolved nutrients upward from the root and also helps to form the woody element in the stem.
- the basic unit of life in organisms of the kingdom Plantae.
- the vascular tissue in plants that conducts sugars
- A green pigment in all plants
- a substance that undergoes change during a reaction
- each of a pair of curved cells that surround a stoma, becoming larger or smaller according to the pressure within the cells.
- a plastid that contains chlorophyll
- any of the minute pores in the epidermis of the leaf or stem of a plant
- important asset to the air
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- the segment of the electromagnetic spectrum that the human eye can view.
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods
- autotrophic plants because they are reported to contain a green-coloured photosynthetic pigment called chlorophyll, which is found in the chloroplast of plants
- odorless, clear liquid that make up lakes
- the action of breathing
- an article that is refined for sale
- important energy source in many organisms
- Big ball of fire in outer space
17 Clues: the action of breathing • important asset to the air • A green pigment in all plants • Big ball of fire in outer space • an article that is refined for sale • a plastid that contains chlorophyll • odorless, clear liquid that make up lakes • important energy source in many organisms • the vascular tissue in plants that conducts sugars • ...
WordCross Puzzle 2018-10-26
Across
- animal that eats plants
- odorless gas that makes up most of earth's atmosphere
- animal that eats meat
- 15th century explorer who sailed to the New World in 1492
- animal that eats both plants and animals
- water-in any form-that falls from the sky
- city in New Mexico where a UFO might have crashed in 1947
- author who wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
- the closest planet to the sun
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- the answer to a division problem
- process by which plants make their own food
- president who wrote the Declaration of Independence
- figurative language that compares two things using like or as
- this happens when water changes from liquid to a gas
- coolest teacher ever
- governor of Kentucky
- the study of farming
- the capital of Canada
- - study of plants
- - scientist in the 1800s who experimented with peanuts
20 Clues: - study of plants • coolest teacher ever • governor of Kentucky • the study of farming • animal that eats meat • the capital of Canada • animal that eats plants • the closest planet to the sun • the answer to a division problem • animal that eats both plants and animals • water-in any form-that falls from the sky • process by which plants make their own food • ...
NUTRITION AND DIGESTION 2021-02-01
20 Clues: LEAF • GRANA • LIPASE • ENERGY • starch • PROTEIN • ABSORBTION • bile juice • SMALL AMOUNT • RESERVE FOOD • LARGEST GLAND • PHOTOSYNTHESIS • DEAD AND DECAY • MORE SURFACE AREA • wave-like movement • biological catalyst • MECHANICAL DIGESTION • CREATES ACIDIC MEDIUM • BLADDER STORES THE BILE • SPLITTING OF WATER MOLECULE
First Star Academy 2024-04-12
20 Clues: SIP • Zoom • Food • Shape • Mascot • College • Building • May Event • Program Lead • Weekend Event • Guest Speaker • Program Advisor • College Program • Program Director • Bushy Tailed Animal • Business Youth Mentor • Nutrition Youth Mentor • The Name Of Our Program • Psychology Youth Mentor • Womens Studies Youth Mentor
Test 2023-04-18
30 Clues: own • emit • late • legal • belong • vandal • select • health • affect • desire • harmful • habitat • destroy • allergy • flavour • capable • compile • educate • criminal • artifact • homeless • literacy • performer • poisonous • nutritious • responsible • concentrate • discriminate • presentation • consciousness
Revision 2022-04-28
29 Clues: eat • body • after • every • hands • daily • before • to get • weight • energy • should • advice • health • varied • control • healthy • healthy • you have • maintain • Calories • regularly • nutrition • to obtain • essential • wash your • breakfast • brush your • convenient • occasionally
Using Native Plants 2021-05-24
Across
- a plant originating in or characteristic of a particular region or country
- a book describing wildflowers
- what woodland plants need
- state flower of Texas
- a plant in danger of extinction
- managing resources so they will be preserved for future generations
- some native plants are well suited for an area like the dessert because they are _____ resistant
- example of a plant that spreads too well
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- nonwoody plants with fleshy stems
- short for biological diversity
- a network of living and nonliving organisms
- not all native plants are suitable for landscaping, because some are aggressive or even ______ when you come into contact with them
- landscapers often look for year-round ______
- when selecting native plants, do NOT dig plants from the _____ as this may be illegal
- a plant out of place
- what prairie plants need
16 Clues: a plant out of place • state flower of Texas • what prairie plants need • what woodland plants need • a book describing wildflowers • short for biological diversity • a plant in danger of extinction • nonwoody plants with fleshy stems • example of a plant that spreads too well • a network of living and nonliving organisms • landscapers often look for year-round ______ • ...
Fungi and plant 2023-04-06
Across
- Process by which a seed develops into a new plant
- Group of seed plants that bear flowers as their reproductive structures
- Type of seed plants that bear naked seeds, usually on cones or other structures
- Type of plant that grows in or near water
- Structure in fungi that produces and releases spores
- Reproductive structures of angiosperms that typically contain both male and female reproductive organs
- Aquatic organisms that use photosynthesis to produce energy
- The above-ground portion of a plant, including stems, leaves, and reproductive structures
- Tissue that forms the outer protective covering of a plant, often referred to as the "skin" of the plant
- Tissue that forms the inner lining of the plant's root, stem, and leaf, responsible for various functions including gas exchange and water absorption
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- Collective term for the roots of a plant, including the primary root and its branches
- Common type of gymnosperm tree with needle-like leaves and cones
- Type of vascular tissue in plants that transports water and dissolved minerals from roots to other parts of the plant
- The gamete-producing stage in the life cycle of plants
- Part of a plant that typically lies below the ground and absorbs water and nutrients from the soil
- Fine branching threads that make up the body of a fungus
- Flat, usually green structure of a plant that is the main site for photosynthesis and transpiration
- Tiny reproductive cells released by fungi and some plants
- Type of cell division that results in the formation of spores in fungi and plants
- Plants that reproduce via seeds, which are enclosed in a protective covering
20 Clues: Type of plant that grows in or near water • Process by which a seed develops into a new plant • Structure in fungi that produces and releases spores • The gamete-producing stage in the life cycle of plants • Fine branching threads that make up the body of a fungus • Tiny reproductive cells released by fungi and some plants • ...
Food Chain 2021-09-17
Across
- eat dead animal carcasses
- the place in nature where animals and plants live
- eat both plants and animals
- help break down dead material
- green plants give this off
- all the interlinked food chains
- eat only meat
Down
- hunts and eats prey
- all living things get energy from this
- organisms that live off other organisms by harming them
- animals that cannot make their own food
- eat only plants
- consumers that are eaten by predators
- organisms linked together in order that they feed on each other
- green plants and grasses
- all living things need to stay alive
16 Clues: eat only meat • eat only plants • hunts and eats prey • green plants and grasses • eat dead animal carcasses • green plants give this off • eat both plants and animals • help break down dead material • all the interlinked food chains • all living things need to stay alive • consumers that are eaten by predators • all living things get energy from this • ...
CR and P 2022-11-04
Across
- the process in which the cells of plants and some other organisms use the energy of sunlight to make food
- left side of an equation
- cells break down sugar to release stored energy
- what makes plants green
- can open and close to save carbon dioxide
- where cellular respiration
- has to find food
- sugar
Down
- can make their own food
- rearrangement of the molecular or ionic structure of a substance
- what plants let out
- Energy transferred by electromagnetic radiation
- where photosynthesis occurs
- energy everything like plants need
- what plants take in
- right side of an equation
16 Clues: sugar • has to find food • what plants let out • what plants take in • can make their own food • what makes plants green • left side of an equation • right side of an equation • where cellular respiration • where photosynthesis occurs • energy everything like plants need • can open and close to save carbon dioxide • Energy transferred by electromagnetic radiation • ...
EVS 2021-03-12
12 Clues: waxy coating • dessert plants • a kind of sugar • under water plants • plants living in land • plants in hilly region • reproduce through root • plants in marshy region • animals lays egg to reproduce • tiny holes on the body of insects • plants have life span of two years • animals that eat flesh of other animals
Intro to Ecology/Aaliyah Bowen 2024-11-19
Across
- a community of living organisms.
- a group of organisms that can reproduce.
- a visual representation of the feeding relationships with an ecosysem.
- represents different feeding positions.
- where one organism eats another.
- the position it occupies in a food web.
- an organims that eats dead plants and animals.
- study of the relationship between living organisms.
- the mass of living biological organisms in a given area.
- the process by which food is made by bacteria
- an organism that can produce its own food using sunlight or chemical energy.
- Organism that creates its own food.
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- an organism that primarily eats plants.
- an organism that feed on decayed organic material.
- an organism that eats other plants or animals for energy and nurtients.
- the part of the earth where life exists,plants,animals,bacteria.
- an organism that eats animals.
- an organism that cannot produce its own food and must use other organisms.
- a process by which plants use other organisms to create food for themsleves.
- an organisms that eats plants and animals.
- a group of different species that live in the same area and interact with eachother.
- a group of individuals from the same species.
- an area classified for specific species that live in that loco.
23 Clues: an organism that eats animals. • a community of living organisms. • where one organism eats another. • Organism that creates its own food. • an organism that primarily eats plants. • represents different feeding positions. • the position it occupies in a food web. • a group of organisms that can reproduce. • an organisms that eats plants and animals. • ...
Final exam review crossword 2025-04-29
Across
- Bright part of the flower that attracts pollinators
- Plants that need support to grow upward
- Part of the plant that takes in water from the soil
- Supports the plant and transports nutrients
- Tall plants with a thick, woody stem called a trunk
- The colorful part of the plant that makes seeds
- Small, soft-stemmed plants
- Essential liquid that plants need to survive
- What a plant grows from
- Where photosynthesis happens
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- A large main root that grows straight down
- Powder from a flower used in reproduction
- Type of pollination where pollen is transferred from one plant to another
- A flying insect that helps move pollen
- The system of the plant above the ground, including stem, leaves, and flowers
- Supports the plant and carries water and nutrients between roots and leaves
- Plants with woody stems that are shorter than trees
- Plants that grow along the ground and spread out
- Type of plant that grows flowers and produces seeds
19 Clues: What a plant grows from • Small, soft-stemmed plants • Where photosynthesis happens • A flying insect that helps move pollen • Plants that need support to grow upward • Powder from a flower used in reproduction • A large main root that grows straight down • Supports the plant and transports nutrients • Essential liquid that plants need to survive • ...
Exploring the plant world 2025-03-12
Across
- the yellow powder or dust formed by a flower.
- a piece of plant cut away from the stem of a plant for the purpose of rooting.
- the part that makes food for the plant.
- the part of a plant that makes seeds.
- the process by which food is produced in green plants.
- the beginning of a new plant on a potato.
- a plant which grows from spores.
- coat: the hard outer covering of a seed.
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- the act of moving pollen from one flower to another.
- the part that holds the plant up and carries food to the rest of the plant.
- the green coloring in plants that works with sunshine to make food for the plant.
- a simple sugar formed in green plants.
- Dioxide: a gas given off by plants and animals.
- the part of a plant that hold the plant in the ground and absorb minerals and water from the soil.
- sprouts from a plant which can root and form new plants
- a single cell produced in some plants which can grow into new plants.
16 Clues: a plant which grows from spores. • the part of a plant that makes seeds. • a simple sugar formed in green plants. • the part that makes food for the plant. • coat: the hard outer covering of a seed. • the beginning of a new plant on a potato. • the yellow powder or dust formed by a flower. • Dioxide: a gas given off by plants and animals. • ...
Animal and Plant Kingdom 2020-12-25
Across
- What is the favourite food of giant panda
- Cotton fibre is obtained from which part of the plant
- Gives green colour to plants
- animals that get their energy from eating plants, and only plants are called
- The fastest land animal
- The tallest living animal
- A group of plants that uses cones to distribute seeds
- Acid is produced in large quantities by lemon trees
- The largest bird alive
- The leaves a silk worm feeds on
- Fish absorb oxygen in their body through these organs
- A scientist who studies plants
Down
- The animal known as the 'ship of the desert'
- Animals that eat both flesh and plant material
- A baby Kangaroo
- A type of plant that requires support for their growth
- the only birds able to fly backwards
- The process of water passing out from the surface of a plant or leaf
- A Plant that thrive in hot and arid conditions
- Trees which keep their leaves all year round are known as
20 Clues: A baby Kangaroo • The largest bird alive • The fastest land animal • The tallest living animal • Gives green colour to plants • A scientist who studies plants • The leaves a silk worm feeds on • the only birds able to fly backwards • What is the favourite food of giant panda • The animal known as the 'ship of the desert' • Animals that eat both flesh and plant material • ...
Plant Classification Crossword 2013-01-28
Across
- tubes that move sugar in vascular plants
- plants that don't easily move food and water
- the beginnings of a new plant in a seed
- stem that is very supportive
- a cotyledon is stored _______ in a seed
- tubes that move water in vascular plants
- stem that is not very supportive
- some plants use these to reproduce (smaller than seeds)
Down
- plant with seeds that have one food storage area
- conifers have ________-like leaves
- used by conifers to make seeds
- used by some plants to produce seeds
- plants that use tubes to move food and water
- most plant use these to reproduce
14 Clues: stem that is very supportive • used by conifers to make seeds • stem that is not very supportive • most plant use these to reproduce • conifers have ________-like leaves • used by some plants to produce seeds • the beginnings of a new plant in a seed • a cotyledon is stored _______ in a seed • tubes that move sugar in vascular plants • ...
Health 2023-06-28
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- Tiny, invisible organisms that can make you sick, so it's important to wash your hands to keep them away.
- A soft, sticky strip used to cover and protect a wound so it can heal properly.
- Physical activity that makes your body stronger and healthier.
- Natural and delicious foods that grow on trees or plants and are good for your health.
- Special substances that help treat illnesses and make you feel better.
- Practices that keep your body and surroundings clean to stay healthy.
- A special kind of doctor who takes care of your teeth and keeps your smile healthy.
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- Edible plants that are packed with vitamins and minerals and are important for a balanced diet.
- A person who helps you when you are sick or hurt and knows a lot about the human body.
- The food and drinks you consume to give your body the energy it needs.
- A clear liquid that you drink to quench your thirst and keep your body hydrated.
- The organ inside your chest that pumps blood throughout your body, keeping you alive and healthy.
- When your body reacts to something you're allergic to, like pollen, causing sneezing, itching, or rashes.
- A shot that protects you from certain diseases by making your body strong against them.
- Resting your body and mind by lying down and closing your eyes for a while.
15 Clues: Physical activity that makes your body stronger and healthier. • Practices that keep your body and surroundings clean to stay healthy. • The food and drinks you consume to give your body the energy it needs. • Special substances that help treat illnesses and make you feel better. • Resting your body and mind by lying down and closing your eyes for a while. • ...
