plants Crossword Puzzles
Characteristics of Plants 2023-05-03
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- What does chemotropism deal with
- Growth towards a stimulus
- The development of a plant from a seed or spore
- Responsible for the seasonal cycle
- growth produced directly from vegetative parts
- The process of producing offspring
- What does thermotropism deal with
- Contains both male and female reproductive parts
- Includes poison, oils, and hormones
- What does phototropism deal with
- Includes thorns, bark, silica and spines
- What does thigmotropism deal with
- What does hydrotropism deal with
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- How a plant reacts to all things around it
- Two stage process that a plant goes through so we know it is considered living
- Movement or growth towards/away from a stimulus
- What does geotropism deal with
- Responsible for the day/night cycle
- Contains either male or female reproductive parts
- Asexual reproduction when a plant grows into the ground and another plant start growing
- Reproduction where a seed is formed and male and female gametes fuse
- Growth away from a stimulus
- The biological classification of plants
- Hormone that gives a plant a sense of direction
24 Clues: Growth towards a stimulus • Growth away from a stimulus • What does geotropism deal with • What does chemotropism deal with • What does phototropism deal with • What does hydrotropism deal with • What does thermotropism deal with • What does thigmotropism deal with • Responsible for the seasonal cycle • The process of producing offspring • Responsible for the day/night cycle • ...
Animals and Plants 2014-09-27
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- Found in sushi
- Clever as a _____
- Their legs are a delicacy in some places
- Very annoying
- Eats ants all day long
- There is a festival about them in Washington D.C.
- Insects, for one
- Jaguar is one
- First in the dictionary
- Freshens your breath
- Lives in the arctic on ice
- Buzz...sting!
- Bird who is an amazing swimmer
- Comes from a bud
- Beautiful red flower
- You can eat them and They come from bushes
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- Lots of them in the water
- Producer and Consumer
- Beefy
- Lights up the night
- Crab who switches shells a lot
- You are one
- Largest animal
- Big yellow flower that grows in plains
- Like a frog
- Bacon comes from it
- Prehistoric times
- Provides shade
- Itchy and scratchy
- Annoys you at a picnic
- Usually can fly
- Found in savannas
- Lutz Lake _____
- Flies...but is not a bird
34 Clues: Beefy • You are one • Like a frog • Very annoying • Jaguar is one • Buzz...sting! • Found in sushi • Largest animal • Provides shade • Usually can fly • Lutz Lake _____ • Insects, for one • Comes from a bud • Clever as a _____ • Prehistoric times • Found in savannas • Itchy and scratchy • Lights up the night • Bacon comes from it • Freshens your breath • Beautiful red flower • Producer and Consumer • ...
Nutrition in Plants 2016-02-29
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- / Removal of starch
- / Many minute openings in lower epidermis
- / Provides a large surface area for maximum absorbtion of light (2 words)
- / Process in which light energy absorbed by chlorophyll is transformed into chemical energy
- / Lies just between the upper and lower epidermis
- / Simplest energy-rich organic molecules
- / Product of photosynthesis
- / Holds leaf in position to absorb maximum light energy
- / Transports water and mineral salts to mesophyll cells
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- / Other name of leaf blade
- / Has chemical formula CO2
- / Used in light energy to split water moleccules into O2 and hydrogen atoms
- / Has chemical formula H2O
- / Pigment in plants that absorbs sunlight
- / Simplest form of carbohydrates
- / Liquid to test whether starch is present or not
- / Waxy and transparent covering the outside of upper epidermis
- / Gas produced during photosynthesis
- / Energy essential for photosynthesis
- / Transports sugar away from leaf
20 Clues: / Removal of starch • / Other name of leaf blade • / Has chemical formula CO2 • / Has chemical formula H2O • / Product of photosynthesis • / Simplest form of carbohydrates • / Transports sugar away from leaf • / Gas produced during photosynthesis • / Energy essential for photosynthesis • / Simplest energy-rich organic molecules • / Pigment in plants that absorbs sunlight • ...
Nutrition In Plants 2016-04-27
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- The ultimate source of energy.
- Oxygen is essential for photosynthesis.True or False?
- Alga is an/a _________.
- Farmers add this to improve the growth of the plant.
- Lichen is an example of _______.
- A grana is made up of a sack of _________.
- Plants that borrow nutrients from another plant.
- The cells of green leaves and young stems of plants contain numerous green structures called _______.
- The common name for Cuscuta.
- The only organism which can trap nitrogen.
- The green pigment needed for photosynthesis.
- The nitrogen-fixing bacteria are found in which type of plants?
- The color of partial parasites are ______.
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- A combination of components is called ______.
- Fungi reproduce through ______.
- A stoma is surrounded by _______.
- Fungi grow during warm and _______ weather.
- Protein is a great source of ______.
- Vessels which carry the food from the leaves to other parts of the plant.
- Plants that get nutrients by using ingenious methods.
- The aqueous liquid found inside a chloroplast.
- Organisms that are found near decayed organic matter.
- The end product of photosynthesis which is given out.
23 Clues: Alga is an/a _________. • The common name for Cuscuta. • The ultimate source of energy. • Fungi reproduce through ______. • Lichen is an example of _______. • A stoma is surrounded by _______. • Protein is a great source of ______. • A grana is made up of a sack of _________. • The only organism which can trap nitrogen. • The color of partial parasites are ______. • ...
Crossword about plants 2022-04-03
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- an aromatic plant of the mint family, native to tropical Asia. The leaves are used as a culinary herb, especially in Mediterranean dishes. Our classroom has this plant called "Dog".
- a period of the year that is distinguished by special climate conditions.
- a tool resembling a spade with a broad blade and typically upturned sides, used for moving coal, earth, snow, or other material.
- any seed-bearing plant that does not have a woody stem and dies down to the ground after flowering.
- a plant or part of a plant used as food, such as a cabbage, potato, turnip, or bean / a person with a dull or inactive life.
- the process of trying to acquire or develop a quality or skill.
- form (a whole) by ordering or arranging the parts, especially in an artistic way.
- membrane-bound cell organelles that generate most of the chemical energy
- a glass building in which plants that need protection from cold weather are grown.
- plants growing from bulbs on the surface of the water.
- an expert in the science of soil management and crop production.
- cause air to enter and circulate freely
- a tree of a genus that includes citron, lemon, lime, orange, and grapefruit.
- the part of a plant which attaches it to the ground or to a support, typically underground, conveying water and nourishment to the rest of the plant via numerous branches and fibres.
- slightly wet.
- plants with fleshy, thickened leaves and/or swollen stems that store water.
- an implement consisting of a pole with a toothed crossbar or fine tines at the end, used especially for drawing together cut grass or smoothing loose soil or gravel.
- a container in which flowers and other plants are cultivated and displayed.
- a quantity representing the amount of water vapour in the atmosphere or in a gas.
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- an implement consisting of a pole with a toothed crossbar or fine tines at the end, used especially for drawing together cut grass or smoothing loose soil or gravel.
- any nutritious substance that people or animals eat or drink or that plants absorb in order to maintain life and growth.
- a particular kind of matter with uniform properties.
- the upper layer of earth in which plants grow a black or dark brown material typically consisting of a mixture of organic remains, clay, and rock particles.
- the ability to be dissolved, especially in water.
- a living organism of the kind exemplified by trees, shrubs, herbs, grasses, ferns, and mosses, typically growing in a permanent site, absorbing water.
- the unit of reproduction of a flowering plant, capable of developing into another such plant.
- a usually leafy herb that is cooked for use as greens also : one (such as mint) used to season food.
- study of the relationships between living organisms, including humans, and their physical environment.
- a substance or matter in a state in which it will expand freely to fill the whole of a container.
- a colourless, transparent, odourless liquid that forms the seas, lakes, rivers, and rain and is the basis of the fluids of living organisms.
- a plant with complex flowers that are often showy or bizarrely shaped, typical orchid seed is merely the size of a speck of dust.
- relating to or derived from living matter.
- plants that derive some or most of their nutrients from trapping and consuming animals.
- process used by plants and other organisms to convert light energy into chemical energy.
- a substance, such as mud or dust, that soils someone or something.
- the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food.
- a natural or chemical substance that is spread on the land or given to plants, to make plants grow well
- an underlying layer or substance, in particular a layer of rock or soil beneath the surface of the ground.
- an aromatic or pungent vegetable substance used to flavour food, e.g. cloves, pepper, or cumin.
39 Clues: slightly wet. • cause air to enter and circulate freely • relating to or derived from living matter. • the ability to be dissolved, especially in water. • a particular kind of matter with uniform properties. • plants growing from bulbs on the surface of the water. • the process of trying to acquire or develop a quality or skill. • ...
Life Science - Plants 2022-01-07
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- dioxide a gas that is exhaled by humans and animals, but absorbed by plants
- produces egg cells
- (verb) to explain how two or more things are the same
- the male and female parts of conifers
- (verb) to explain how two or more things are different
- produces sperm cells
- the process in which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make food
- (verb) to move things to different places
- (noun) the process that creates offspring
- the green substance in plant leaves
- a living thing
- a sugary liquid produced by plants
- a seed plant that reproduces with cones
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- the flowering part of a plant that has petals
- (noun)to begin to grow and develop
- (noun)when an egg and sperm cell join together
- a young plant
- a new organism produced by plants, animals or humans
- when the seeds of a plant are carried to a new place
- when offspring receive characteristics passed down from the parents
- one part of a process
- the smallest unit of any living organism
- (noun) when the pollen from one plant reaches the pistil of another plant and fertilization begins
- (verb) to bring things together from different places
- (noun)to put objects in groups based on their properties or characteristics
- (verb) to become fully developed and able to produce offspring
26 Clues: a young plant • a living thing • produces egg cells • produces sperm cells • one part of a process • (noun)to begin to grow and develop • a sugary liquid produced by plants • the green substance in plant leaves • the male and female parts of conifers • a seed plant that reproduces with cones • the smallest unit of any living organism • (verb) to move things to different places • ...
All about plants 2022-02-15
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- the ______ support the petals and protect the flower before it opens
- the ability of seeds to germinate under different conditions and still produce healthy seeds.
- embryos of _______ plants have one cotyledon
- the stamen is made of the _______ and the filament
- the ______ endoplasmic reticulum makes the proteins for the cell secretion and cell membranes.
- a seed leaf that stores food in the form of starch and protein, which are used by the embryo.
- a reaction that only occurs in the presence of light
- female part of the flower
- dicot plants have ___ cotyledons
- the most basic unit of life
- a horizontal stem that lies above the ground
- a rhizome with a swollen tip of stored food
- a flower with both male and female parts
- the three primary parts of a seed are the ______, endosperm, and seed coat.
- the _____ endoplasmic reticulum produces lipids and hormones
- male part of the flower
- a root system composed of no single main root, but many primary and secondary roots
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- dicots are flowers with flower parts in multiples of four or ______.
- photons are absorbed by __________, making energy
- a thick underground stem that lies horizontally
- stems store ______ that has been made by the plant
- monocots have mutiples of _______.
- a chemical process where plants absorb light and convert solar energy into stored chemical energy
- the ability of seeds to germinate under optimal conditions.
- the command center of the cell
- plastids are organelles that ________ and store food
- the process in which the seed embryo begins to grow.
- a root system that is made of one main primary root and many secondary roots is a ______ system
- if a flower has sepals, ______, pistils, and stamens, it is a complete flower
- roots don't stop ________
- the pistil is made of stigma, style, and _______
- a flattened stem that has several fleshy leaves attached to it
32 Clues: male part of the flower • female part of the flower • roots don't stop ________ • the most basic unit of life • the command center of the cell • dicot plants have ___ cotyledons • monocots have mutiples of _______. • a flower with both male and female parts • a rhizome with a swollen tip of stored food • embryos of _______ plants have one cotyledon • ...
PLANTS`VITAL FUNCTIONS 2022-04-24
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- TROPISM THAT GROW TOWARDS THE STIMULUS.
- NASTIC MOVEMENTS ARE ----------- RESPONSES.
- FIRST LEAVES A PLANT HAS.
- MALE REPRODUCTIVE PART OF THE FLOWER.
- IT IS COMPOSED OF WATER AND MINERALS.
- THIGMOTROPISM ARE PERMANENT RESPONSES TO ------.
- MALE AND FEMALE GAMETES JOIN IN THIS PROCESS.
- STRUCTURE CREATED BY THE POLLEN GRAIN TO REACH THE OVARY.
- FLOWERS WHICH LOOK ATTRACTIVE ARE POLLINATED BY--------.
- PART OF THE PLAN WHERE WATER AND MINERALS ARE ABSORBED.
- IT`S THE FEMALE GAMETE.
- IT TAKES PLACE IN THE LEAVES AND ALLOWS THE PLANT TO OBTAIN NUTRIENTS.
- IT CAN HAPPEN BY WIND, ANIMALS, WATER OR EXPLOSION.
- PROCESS WHERE THE SEED ABSORBS WATER AND A NEW PLANT IS CREATED.
- PERMANENT RESPONSES TO WATER.
- TRANSPORTING POLLEN GRAINS FROM THE ANTHER TO THE STIGMA.
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- CONTAINS NUTRIENTS THE EMBRYO USES DURING GERMINATION.
- PERMANENT RESPONSES TO LIGHT.
- WE FIND POLLEN GRAINS HERE.
- THE MALE GAMETE GOES DOWN THE POLLEN TUBE TO REACH THE ----------.
- IT IS PRODUCED IN THE LEAVES AND CONTAINS WATER AND SUBSTANCES PRODUCED DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS.
- IT IS FORMED FROM THE OVARY AND CONTAINS SEEDS.
- TYPE OF NUTRITION PLANTS PERFORM.
- IT IS INSIDE THE SEED AND IT WILL BE THE FUTURE PLANT.
- HOLD THE DIFFERENT STRUCTURES IN THE FLOWER.
- PART OF THE SEED THAT PROTECTS THE STRUCTURE.
- FLOWERS WHICH PRODUCE LARGE AMOUNTS OF POLLEN ARE POLLINATED BY --------.
- PROCESS THAT ALLOWS PLANTS TO OBTAIN ENERGY.
- FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE PART OF THE FLOWER.
- PROTECT THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS.
- PART OF THE PISTIL WHICH CONTAINS STICKY SUBSTANCES.
31 Clues: IT`S THE FEMALE GAMETE. • FIRST LEAVES A PLANT HAS. • WE FIND POLLEN GRAINS HERE. • PERMANENT RESPONSES TO LIGHT. • PERMANENT RESPONSES TO WATER. • PROTECT THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS. • TYPE OF NUTRITION PLANTS PERFORM. • MALE REPRODUCTIVE PART OF THE FLOWER. • IT IS COMPOSED OF WATER AND MINERALS. • TROPISM THAT GROW TOWARDS THE STIMULUS. • FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE PART OF THE FLOWER. • ...
Poisonous Plants Puzzle 2023-07-07
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- to be mixed with powdered root of asphodel?
- loved by quitting smokers and children
- cyanide fries
- might drink this if you eat a bhut jolokia
- cardiotoxic plant that grows from a large bulb
- color of Thevetia peruviana
- word that follows monks or neighbor
- Dieffenbachia toxin
- neurotransmitter affected by the nux vomica seeds
- fruit with antifreeze-like toxicity
- a very small amount, like how much ricin would kill you
- prefix meaning "oil"
- color of cohosh used as an herbal contraceptive
- turns your pond green and kills your liver
- lab value that might go up from eating blue-green algae
- how you might feel after touching poison ivy
- acronym, action of one ingredient of ayahuasca
- not me, punnily
- tree with bi-lobed leaves
- what your horse might become after eating Astragalus spp.
- what might be nearby a Cicuta maculata
- Agatha Christie's first weapon
- describes a mushroom that turns black with decay
- plant that mezcal is fermented from
- Jamaican Vomiting Sickness fruit
- flower that might treat your cancer
- mouth color when eating betel nuts
- smells like carrots, but with tuber roots
- describes your mouth after eating henbane
- plant with zombifying red sap
- Latin describing your brain state after eating water hemlock
- a sweet taste of high altitude flowers
- origin of Ayurveda
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- can be a beverage or a rock, a great time either way
- abrin-containing seed of the jequirity variety
- reason that certain kings and queens are poisonous
- spicy hallucinations
- its tree bark and sap contain ficin, toxic to dogs
- Chinese berry in the nightshade family
- Queen Elizabeth's fav flower
- your body after a nicotine overdose
- brand name of vitamin B17
- Moruga scorpion stinger
- origin of a discontinued treatment for nightshade
- Datura weed namesake, casually
- poison for a know-nothing
- organ damaged by extract of pennyroyal
- decaf solution to a coffee problem
- how you might feel after eating any of these plants
- toad with a similar toxicity as foxglove
- bane of English soldiers at Jamestown
- one of the drugs from the poppy
- nuts you chew with a leaf
- plant taken from the mouth of Cerberus
- might be fixed if you eat meadow saffron
- nut that cures your morphine addiction
- what you won't do if you drink a bunch of caffeine
- species, used by 40% of the world daily
- Mexican "caterpillar cocoon" psychedelic
- sweet treat that makes you weak
- where you would go if caught extracting opium from poppies
- could be used by Cupid to take your breath away
- tart half of a great summer dessert
- plant type where urushiol can be found
- bad for dogs but not for me
- Walter and Jesse's secret ingredient
- something with layers, like an onion or parfait
- acid from the Hawaiian baby woodrose
- a flower, or colored part of the eye
69 Clues: cyanide fries • not me, punnily • origin of Ayurveda • Dieffenbachia toxin • spicy hallucinations • prefix meaning "oil" • Moruga scorpion stinger • brand name of vitamin B17 • poison for a know-nothing • nuts you chew with a leaf • tree with bi-lobed leaves • color of Thevetia peruviana • bad for dogs but not for me • Queen Elizabeth's fav flower • plant with zombifying red sap • ...
Plants and Animals 2023-11-03
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- a platypus is an example of this type of vertebrate
- mollusks have this type of shell for protection
- developing organism before it is born
- brings water to green leaves in plants with vascular tissue
- grasshoppers shed this as they grow
- very thin in nonvascular plants(two words, no space)
- protects the soft tissue nerve cord in vertebrates
- this category of animals has notochords, fur, and are all endotherms
- delivers nutrients to the plant after the nutrients are created during photosynthesis
- these are beautiful but will sting you in defense as they float through the water
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- these animals rely on their surroundings for body heat
- one of the defining characteristics that separates plants and animals
- how most producers create their own food
- sponges are this in relation to how their symmetry is described
- deer eat plants so they are in the category of _______
- amphibians are in their own category based on how they obtain __________ throughout their life
- prevents evaporation of this substance from plant leaves
- use this word if you are talking about one of the holes that is found on the underside of leaves
- category of invertebrates that has a brain, but I still don't want to touch them!
- birds all have feathers but they don't all _________
- because grasshoppers shed their exoskeleton, they fall into this category of invertebrates
- this unique group has gills and develops lungs after birth
22 Clues: grasshoppers shed this as they grow • developing organism before it is born • how most producers create their own food • mollusks have this type of shell for protection • protects the soft tissue nerve cord in vertebrates • a platypus is an example of this type of vertebrate • very thin in nonvascular plants(two words, no space) • ...
Classification of plants 2023-09-06
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- only persent in plant cells
- Plants reproduce sexually by___
- example of gymnosperms
- With cell wall
- Plants that mainly grows in water
- A title given to Bryophyta
- Flowers with 5 petals
- Example of Pteridophyta
- conducting tissue for food
- means hidden
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- example of hollow stem
- A botanist in 1883
- two cotyledons
- contains chlorophyll
- bear flowers
- what does xylem conduct
- require more than three years to complete their life cycle
- spores are formed on this surface of the leaves
- futher divided into gymnosperm and angiosperms
- evergreen and woody
20 Clues: bear flowers • means hidden • two cotyledons • With cell wall • A botanist in 1883 • evergreen and woody • contains chlorophyll • Flowers with 5 petals • example of hollow stem • example of gymnosperms • what does xylem conduct • Example of Pteridophyta • A title given to Bryophyta • conducting tissue for food • only persent in plant cells • Plants reproduce sexually by___ • ...
Classifying & Plants Review 2023-09-18
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- Any tree or flower is part of the _________ Kingdom.
- Algae and slime mold are members of the _________ Kingdom.
- Stored _________ nourishes the young plant inside a seed.
- Mushrooms and mildew are part of the _________ Kingdom.
- Pollen is produced by the ________ (the male part of a flower)
- Germs are part of the _________ Kingdom.
- A plant is ______________ if it has no roots, leaves, or stems.
- ____________ plants have a system of tubes to carry water and nutrients through the plant.
- Eggs are produced by the _______ (the female part of a flower).
- The young plant inside a seed is an _________.
- The embryo within the seed is _________ in color.
- Fungi relies on other organisms for food, while ______ makes its own through photosynthesis. Both can be multicellular.
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- __________ can happen through wind, water, or animals.
- Most of the seed is made of _________ food.
- The pistil in found in the _________ of the flower.
- Sloths, wasps, and corgis are all members of the _________ Kingdom.
- Bees, bats, birds, and butterflies are examples of _________.
- The _______ protect the reproductive parts of a flower.
- Photosynthesis takes place in the _________ of a flower.
- The protective outer covering of a seed is its seed ______.
20 Clues: Germs are part of the _________ Kingdom. • Most of the seed is made of _________ food. • The young plant inside a seed is an _________. • The embryo within the seed is _________ in color. • The pistil in found in the _________ of the flower. • Any tree or flower is part of the _________ Kingdom. • __________ can happen through wind, water, or animals. • ...
Plants and tree 2024-03-29
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- spcy
- las dergu
- onion flower
- veffies
- smelly fruit
- fatty tees
- this a day keep doc away
- morning glory
- harvested for sugaaaa
- family with pineapples
- fig genus
- pitinty pboy
- fasted growing
- wet salt
- ontario flower
- halloween bro
- largest species of tree
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- tree acorns bro
- nost pos crop
- joshua
- peeling bark
- cherry blossom tree
- wattles
- bananana plant
- burns and shtttt
- erete
- taro mak
- from poppies yaaa
- waltuh
- etyhrtryetwrt
- cacus big
- country qwith most grain
- tulip fest
33 Clues: spcy • erete • joshua • waltuh • wattles • veffies • taro mak • wet salt • las dergu • fig genus • cacus big • fatty tees • tulip fest • peeling bark • onion flower • smelly fruit • pitinty pboy • nost pos crop • morning glory • etyhrtryetwrt • halloween bro • bananana plant • fasted growing • ontario flower • tree acorns bro • burns and shtttt • from poppies yaaa • cherry blossom tree • harvested for sugaaaa • family with pineapples • ...
Plants Vs Zombies 2024-02-07
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- He used to have a drone, but swapped to a sentry and speed boost pad.
- In the normal games, an attack from below, but the Chomper has repurposed it for setting traps for easy chomps.
- Talk about tanking hits, with a minigun and 200 health to spare.
- One of the elemental variants, which includes attacks that arc to multiple targets.
- Sometimes referred to as Cray-Z, who has a niece and a car named Penny.
- He may not be the GOAT, but you'll still have to get to the end of the rainbow to find him.
- The Imp Punt's older brother, truly made for a punt from afar.
- The gnome with glimmery abilities, fancy pots and bots, and some pretty legendary wear.
- Rapid-fire rifles, jump packs, smoke grenades, and a deadly missile on his back makes this guy a force to be reckoned with.
- What he lacks in range, he makes up for with biting power.
- Variants of this element can slow and freeze targets for easier vanquishes.
- Trust me, that goo gun is far from weak, and he has pretty nice healing power to boot.
- The original plant, earned on the first level.
- The big bad zombie, armed with a whole army and many zombots to take you down.
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- An elemental variant with devastating afterburn.
- Where this whole fiasco takes place.
- Triple shot clip variant with a quick reload and a very high damage output.
- No heals from this little pot. Instead, it fires energy at enemies.
- The Cactus's middle attack, which can airstrikes of corn.
- She's not just a support, but a singer as well.
- They're both a hero, and a quick attacker in BFN.
- One word: explodanate.
- Prickly, but she's the sniper of the plants.
- You can deal damage with this variant by simply standing near your enemies, and has a lighter after-effect.
24 Clues: One word: explodanate. • Where this whole fiasco takes place. • Prickly, but she's the sniper of the plants. • The original plant, earned on the first level. • She's not just a support, but a singer as well. • An elemental variant with devastating afterburn. • They're both a hero, and a quick attacker in BFN. • The Cactus's middle attack, which can airstrikes of corn. • ...
Transport in Plants 2024-05-04
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- measure the rate of water absorption by plant
- location of the phloem in the leaf
- the wall of the xylem vessel just above the water surface attract water molecules upward
- transpiration occurs mainly through this
- empty lumen without cytoplasm in xylem vessel
- the phloem lies outside the xylem with tissue
- the stream of water up the plant
- water enters the root hair
- phloem
- other part of the plant that use or store such as food substance
- the transport that root cell absorb mineral ions from the soil
- xylem
- control the open and close of the stomata
- the stem is covered by a layer of cells
- long tubes in phloem
- location of the phloem in the stem
- one of the factors effecting the transpiration
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- no chloroplast present in the leaf structure
- the transport of manufactured food substance (sucrose and amino acids)
- a plant to become weak and begin to bend towards the ground,
- location of the xylem in the stem
- the loss of water vapor from the aerial parts of the plant, mainly through the stomata of the leaves
- insect that use in translocation studies
- transport sucrose and amino acid
- thin film on the leaf surface
- location of the xylem in the leaf
- the inner walls of xylem vessel are strengthened by deposit of a substance
- absorb mineral ions from the soil
- cross walls look like a sieve
- supply sucrose and amino acids to the other parts of the plant
- the region between the pit and the epidermis
- the xylem and phloem are grouped together
- a suction force which pulls water up the xylem vessels
- product of photosynthesis
- the force of attraction between water molecules
- vascular bundle are arranged in a ring
- transport water and mineral ions
37 Clues: xylem • phloem • long tubes in phloem • product of photosynthesis • water enters the root hair • thin film on the leaf surface • cross walls look like a sieve • transport sucrose and amino acid • the stream of water up the plant • transport water and mineral ions • location of the xylem in the stem • location of the xylem in the leaf • absorb mineral ions from the soil • ...
Reproduction in Plants 2025-02-01
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- Non-flowering plants reproduce from __________.
- Fruits and seeds dispersed by __________ are dry, light, small, have wing-like structure or parachute-like structures.
- After fertilisation, the ovary will become the __________.
- The young plant uses food stored in the seed _________ for energy.
- __________ produces pollen grains.
- Overcrowding can lead to __________ for light, water, nutrients and space.
- Wind pollinated flowers have stigmas that are __________ in order to catch pollen grains in the air.
- Fruits and seeds dispersed by __________ have waterproof outer layer or fibrous husks to help stay afloat in water.
- Seeds need to be dispersed to prevent ________.
- __________ receives pollen grains.
- __________ occurs when pollen grains are transferred from the anther to the stigma.
- Fruits and seeds dispersed by _________ are juicy, fragrant, sweet or brightly coloured, hard seeds, hooks or stiff hair.
- Fruits and seeds dispersed by __________ have fruit walls that split open with a sudden force when ripe, shooting the seeds out in different directions.
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- __________ is the process where the male reproductive cell fuses with a female reproductive cell.
- Flowering plants reproduce from __________.
- Seeds need _________ conditions to develop. (water, oxygen, warmth)
- __________ becomes the seed after fertilisation has taken place.
- Wind pollinated flowers are usually small, __________ coloured with no scent.
- When the __________ leaves of the shoot are formed, the young plant can carry out photosynthesis to make its own food.
- Insect pollinated flowers have stigmas that are __________ in order to catch pollen grains.
- __________ connects the stigma to the ovary.
- The __________ appears first, then the shoot.
- __________ holds the anther up.
- Wind pollinated flowers have anther and stigma that __________ over the petals.
- __________ protects the ovule and becomes the fruit after fertilisation has taken place.
- Insect pollinated flowers are usually large, __________ coloured and scented.
- After fertilisation, the ovule will become the __________.
- ___________ is the development of a plant from a seed.
28 Clues: __________ holds the anther up. • __________ produces pollen grains. • __________ receives pollen grains. • Flowering plants reproduce from __________. • __________ connects the stigma to the ovary. • The __________ appears first, then the shoot. • Non-flowering plants reproduce from __________. • Seeds need to be dispersed to prevent ________. • ...
Plants vs Zombies 2025-11-14
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- Shoots spikes that hit balloon zombies.
- Zombie that jumps over defenses.
- Upgraded repeater firing four peas.
- Jumps onto the first zombie in reach.
- Fast and tough zombie with armor
- A taller, sturdier defensive plant.
- Produces sun to fuel planting.
- Explodes in a 3x3 area.
- Slows zombies with frozen peas.
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- Zombie wearing a cone for armor.
- Shoots two peas at once.
- Shoots fumes through screen doors.
- Zombie with strong metal protection.
- Short-range nighttime shroom.
- Lobs melons causing splash damage.
- Eats zombies whole.
- Removes graves during nighttime levels.
- Basic pea-firing plant.
- Defensive barrier plant
- Explodes when zombies step on it.
20 Clues: Eats zombies whole. • Basic pea-firing plant. • Defensive barrier plant • Explodes in a 3x3 area. • Shoots two peas at once. • Short-range nighttime shroom. • Produces sun to fuel planting. • Slows zombies with frozen peas. • Zombie wearing a cone for armor. • Zombie that jumps over defenses. • Fast and tough zombie with armor • Explodes when zombies step on it. • ...
Plants and animals 2025-05-13
28 Clues: еж • дуб • бук • вяз • гусь • утка • волк • рыба • заяц • змея • роза • лиса • олень • пихта • чайка • сосна • дрозд • лебедь • береза • кролик • бабочка • нарцисс • лягушка • воробей • медведь • стрекоза • малиновка • чертополох
Reproduction in plants 2025-12-11
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- the process where a seed begins to develop into a new plant.
- the cell formed after the fusion of gametes during fertilization.
- the sticky surface that receives pollen grains during pollination.
- the fusion of male and female gametes forming a zygote.
- the transfer of pollen from anther to stigma.
- an insect pollinator attracted to brightly coloured fragrant flowers.
- the flower structure that contains ovules and develops into a fruit after fertilization.
- when pollen is transferred to a flower on a different plant of the same species.
- brightly coloured structure that attracts pollinators.
- an insect pollinator that collects nectar and transfers pollen between flowers.
- produces sugary liquid to attract insects.
- a nocturnal pollinator that visits large pale or white flowers at night.
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- when pollen from the same flower fertilizes the ovule.
- leaf like structures that protect the flower bud.
- the structure that develops from the ovary and protects or helps disperse seeds.
- the female reproductive structure of the flower including stigma style and ovary.
- flowers adapted with bright petals scent and sticky pollen grains.
- flowers adapted with feathery stigma and light smooth pollen.
- a tube that grows from a pollen grain down to the ovule.
- the male reproductive part of the flower made of anther and filament.
- the stalk that holds the anther.
- the part of the stamen where pollen grains are produced.
- contains the female gamete and becomes a seed after fertilization.
- the young plant inside a seed.
24 Clues: the young plant inside a seed. • the stalk that holds the anther. • produces sugary liquid to attract insects. • the transfer of pollen from anther to stigma. • leaf like structures that protect the flower bud. • when pollen from the same flower fertilizes the ovule. • brightly coloured structure that attracts pollinators. • ...
NUTRITION IN PLANTS 2025-05-12
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- A symbiotic bacteria present in the root nodules of leguminous plants.
- A symbiotic relationship between an algae and fungi.
- Pitcher plant is an ________ plant.
- The carbohydrate synthesized in plants as a result of photosynthesis.
- An essential component of photosynthesis taken by the xylem vessels of the plant.
- Organisms growing on dead and decaying matter.
- The gas required for the production of food in plants.
- Basic structural and functional unit of a living organism.
- An essential nutrient replenished in soil with the application of fertilizers.
- Organisms that can prepare their own food are known as________
- A storage carbohydrate present in plants.
- The process by which green plants synthesize their own food.
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- The ultimate and primary source of energy for all living organisms.
- Organisms that depend on other organisms for food.
- A parasitic plant with yellow, slender and tubular stem.
- Process of uptake of food and it's utilization by the body.
- The essential byproduct of photosynthesis used by the living organisms for respiration.
- The green pigment present in leaves that captures sunlight.
- Small pores present on the leaf that participate in gas exchange and transpiration.
- Components of food required for carrying out different metabolic processes in an organism.
20 Clues: Pitcher plant is an ________ plant. • A storage carbohydrate present in plants. • Organisms growing on dead and decaying matter. • Organisms that depend on other organisms for food. • A symbiotic relationship between an algae and fungi. • The gas required for the production of food in plants. • A parasitic plant with yellow, slender and tubular stem. • ...
Reproduction in Plants 2025-05-21
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- What the ovary develops into.
- This structure helps seeds to stay afloat in air longer.
- This describes the outer covering of fruits that contains air spaces.
- Flowers pollinated by them are large, brightly-coloured and scented.
- The process where the male and female reproductive cells fuse.
- This describes a fruit that attracts animals to eat it.
- Other than water, plants compete to take in this from the soil.
- They wither and drop off during fruit formation.
- What a seed develops from.
- This is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to stigma.
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- The male cell which moves down the style carries genetic material in this part.
- Seeds which are light with fine hairs are easily lifted by these currents.
- It attracts animals to move into the flower.
- Other than stiff spikes, these allows a seed to attach itself to the fur of an animal.
- Seeds dispersed in this way have pod-like structures that harden when ripe.
- This abiotic factor helps in pollination and fertilisation.
- Seeds are dispersed to reduce the chances of this occurrence.
- Having this allows a plant to spread out its leaves to trap more light.
- Other than being large, the stigma of wind-pollinated plants may be this.
- It supports the anther.
20 Clues: It supports the anther. • What a seed develops from. • What the ovary develops into. • It attracts animals to move into the flower. • They wither and drop off during fruit formation. • This describes a fruit that attracts animals to eat it. • This structure helps seeds to stay afloat in air longer. • This abiotic factor helps in pollination and fertilisation. • ...
Psychadelics & Sacred Plants 2025-07-05
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- Essential posture toward sacred plants
- Indigenous practice tied to altered states
- Where nature and human ritual meet
- Framed as holy rather than recreational
- One half of the ayahuasca combination
- Experiences beyond the seen
- The liminal zone before and after
- Process of isolating plant essence
- Ethical stance toward plants and people
- Term for sacred plant with a will of its own
- Active compound in “magic” mushrooms
- Healer within plant-based traditions
- The often overlooked sacred step
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- The human chain of plant teaching
- The brain state plants often invoke
- Underground network that mirrors connection
- Sacred alkaloid in peyote and San Pedro
- Plant that confuses rather than enlightens
- The context that shapes plant encounters
- Of or relating to the plant world
- Inherited form of sacred plant knowledge
- The felt summons toward the plant path
- Alchemical change in plant transformation
- What psychedelics tend to expand
- A common sacred synonym for plant allies
- A substance used to access the divine
- Interdependence of sacred plant systems
- Vine-based brew central to many South American rituals
- Structured space for plant interaction
- The inner echo of the plant’s voice
- Meaning-making after the journey
31 Clues: Experiences beyond the seen • What psychedelics tend to expand • Meaning-making after the journey • The often overlooked sacred step • The human chain of plant teaching • Of or relating to the plant world • The liminal zone before and after • Where nature and human ritual meet • Process of isolating plant essence • The brain state plants often invoke • ...
Unit 5 Plants 2025-12-18
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- Tiny openings in leaves that regulate gas exchange and water loss.
- A seed plant with naked seeds not enclosed in fruit.
- The reproductive structure of angiosperms.
- Root-like structures that anchor nonvascular plants.
- Nutritive tissue that feeds the developing embryo in angiosperms.
- Vascular tissue that transports water and minerals upward.
- (two words) An angiosperm process in which one sperm fertilizes the egg and another forms endosperm.
- The loss of water vapor from plant leaves.
- The diploid stage of a plant that produces spores.
- The process by which plants convert sunlight into chemical energy.
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- The haploid stage of a plant that produces gametes.
- Vascular tissue that transports sugars throughout the plant.
- The mature ovary of a flower that encloses and disperses seeds.
- (two words) Specialized tissue that transports water, minerals, and sugars.
- A structure that protects and nourishes a plant embryo.
- A plant hormone that causes cells to elongate and is involved in phototropism.
- A nonvascular plant that lacks true roots, stems, and leaves.
- A flowering plant with seeds enclosed inside a fruit.
- A waxy protective layer that covers leaves and stems and reduces water loss.
- The male gametophyte of seed plants.
20 Clues: The male gametophyte of seed plants. • The reproductive structure of angiosperms. • The loss of water vapor from plant leaves. • The diploid stage of a plant that produces spores. • The haploid stage of a plant that produces gametes. • A seed plant with naked seeds not enclosed in fruit. • Root-like structures that anchor nonvascular plants. • ...
Unit 5 Plants 2025-12-18
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- The reproductive structure of angiosperms.
- A flowering plant with seeds enclosed inside a fruit.
- A nonvascular plant that lacks true roots, stems, and leaves.
- Vascular tissue that transports water and minerals upward.
- A plant hormone that causes cells to elongate and is involved in phototropism.
- The process by which plants convert sunlight into chemical energy.
- (two words) An angiosperm process in which one sperm fertilizes the egg and another forms endosperm.
- Tiny openings in leaves that regulate gas exchange and water loss.
- Vascular tissue that transports sugars throughout the plant.
- A structure that protects and nourishes a plant embryo.
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- (two words) Specialized tissue that transports water, minerals, and sugars.
- Root-like structures that anchor nonvascular plants.
- A seed plant with naked seeds not enclosed in fruit.
- Nutritive tissue that feeds the developing embryo in angiosperms.
- A waxy protective layer that covers leaves and stems and reduces water loss.
- The haploid stage of a plant that produces gametes.
- The male gametophyte of seed plants.
- The mature ovary of a flower that encloses and disperses seeds.
- The loss of water vapor from plant leaves.
- The diploid stage of a plant that produces spores.
20 Clues: The male gametophyte of seed plants. • The reproductive structure of angiosperms. • The loss of water vapor from plant leaves. • The diploid stage of a plant that produces spores. • The haploid stage of a plant that produces gametes. • Root-like structures that anchor nonvascular plants. • A seed plant with naked seeds not enclosed in fruit. • ...
Plants vs Zombies 2025-12-23
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- the “brains” behind the whole battle
- hides under water until it’s time to bite plants
- jumps over all plants unless you take away his stick
- rare white and hairy zombie
- climbs up over plants. Hates magnet-shrooms
- huge zombie with a tiny friend
- shows up to the party to bust a few moves
- brings four friends to the party with his moves
- wears a helmet and runs fast
- jumps over plants, but in the water
- I will steal your plants unless you have an umbrella-leaf
- fires basketballs at plants
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- Carries a shield, but it has holes
- this zombie drives a big ice machine
- four of these show up behind the zomboni
- “do you like my orange hat?”
- a zombie that floats in the pool
- if you let the song get to the end, I will explode
- jumps over the first plant
- you need a cactus or blover to defeat me
- goes underneath plants
- loves to read and gets mad when you take away his reading
- takes five times as many hits as a regular zombie
- the tiniest zombie
24 Clues: the tiniest zombie • goes underneath plants • jumps over the first plant • rare white and hairy zombie • fires basketballs at plants • “do you like my orange hat?” • wears a helmet and runs fast • huge zombie with a tiny friend • a zombie that floats in the pool • Carries a shield, but it has holes • jumps over plants, but in the water • this zombie drives a big ice machine • ...
Respiration in plants 2026-01-20
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- Iron-containing proteins that act as electron carriers in the inner mitochondrial membrane.
- The chemical process of removing a carbon atom in the form of CO2 during the Krebs cycle.
- These enter the respiratory pathway as deaminated amino acids during starvation.
- The electron carrier produced during the oxidation of Succinate in the Citric Acid Cycle.
- The full name of the TCA cycle is the __________ Acid Cycle.
- Respiration that requires the presence of oxygen to yield high amounts of ATP.
- The process of losing electrons or hydrogen; the core chemical reaction in respiration.
- A common fatty acid substrate mentioned in NCERT that has an RQ value of 0.7.
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- The specific inner compartment of the mitochondria where the TCA cycle occurs.
- The first enzyme used in glycolysis to phosphorylate glucose.
- The final hydrogen/electron acceptor at the very end of the transport chain.
- The common name for the Citric Acid Cycle, named after the scientist who elucidated it.
- The space between the two mitochondrial membranes where protons (H+) accumulate.
- These molecules enter the respiratory pathway after being broken down into Acetyl CoA.
- Respiration or fermentation that occurs in the absence of oxygen.
- The general term for a compound (like glucose or fats) that is oxidized to release energy.
- A class of enzymes responsible for removing hydrogen atoms from substrates.
- The preferred respiratory substrate for most living organisms.
- The very first 6-carbon product formed in the Krebs cycle.
- Organisms that can only survive in the presence of oxygen are called _______ aerobes.
- A type of fermentation seen in yeast that produces ethanol and CO2.
- The reduced form of Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide that carries electrons to the ETS.
- The specific complex in the ETS known as ATP Synthase.
- A 4-carbon intermediate in the Krebs cycle formed by the hydration of Fumarate.
24 Clues: The specific complex in the ETS known as ATP Synthase. • The very first 6-carbon product formed in the Krebs cycle. • The full name of the TCA cycle is the __________ Acid Cycle. • The first enzyme used in glycolysis to phosphorylate glucose. • The preferred respiratory substrate for most living organisms. • ...
The Help Plants 2026-03-13
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- – Illumina il Bosco Aromatico di notte.
- – Il rimedio fresco applicato da Bee sulla ferita.
- - Il radar di Bat
- - Per raccogliere erbe
- – La poltiglia verde creata schiacciando le foglie.
- - Segnali per orientarsi
- - La stagione della storia
- – Quello che fanno le ali colorate di Bertolda.
- - La dispettosa Bertolda
- - Fanno acrobazie in volo
- - Il protagonista Bat
- – Lo specchio d'acqua dove si ritrovano i protagonisti.
- – Il rigonfiamento sulla testa di Bat dopo lo scontro.
- - Contro cui sbatte Bat
- - Patto per non litigare
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- – Lo stato di Bat quando Bertolda vola troppo veloce.
- - Il materiale del cappello
- – Dove Bat si ritrova appollaiato al risveglio.
- – La scelta migliore da fare, invece di essere avversari.
- - La usa per la testa
- – L'erba curativa che cresce vicino alla Biopiscina.
- - Pianta per i bernoccoli
- - Bat non vuole diventarlo
- – Il mestiere speciale di Bee.
- – Quello che c’è nel bosco all'inizio della storia.
- - Di piantaggine e nocciolo
- – Com'è il cielo durante la bella serata di Bat.
- – Il modo silenzioso in cui Bat compare alle spalle di Bertolda.
- - La laboriosa Bee
- – Quando "leva", Bat si sveglia con il mal di testa.
30 Clues: - Il radar di Bat • - La laboriosa Bee • - La usa per la testa • - Il protagonista Bat • - Per raccogliere erbe • - Contro cui sbatte Bat • - Segnali per orientarsi • - La dispettosa Bertolda • - Patto per non litigare • - Pianta per i bernoccoli • - Fanno acrobazie in volo • - Bat non vuole diventarlo • - La stagione della storia • - Il materiale del cappello • - Di piantaggine e nocciolo • ...
Chapter 7 Photosynthesis 2025-01-15
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- plants that go through the Calvin cycle
- stacks of thylakoids
- during photosynthesis plants release oxygen and keep
- the pigment that makes plants green
- jelly like fluid surrounding thylakoids
- created during photosynthesis
- Makes light energy into chemical
- plants that open there stomata during the day
- Organisms that go through photosynthesis
- microscopic holes in leaves
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- Light that comes from the sun
- Occurs in the stroma
- membranes where light reactions occur
- one billionth of a meter
- colors of light that humans can see
- another name for energy
- organelle where photosynthesis occurs
- Waste considered this gas waste
- photosynthesis needs carbon dioxide and
- Plants that open there stomata at night
- colors that absorb light
21 Clues: Occurs in the stroma • stacks of thylakoids • another name for energy • one billionth of a meter • colors that absorb light • microscopic holes in leaves • Light that comes from the sun • created during photosynthesis • Waste considered this gas waste • Makes light energy into chemical • colors of light that humans can see • the pigment that makes plants green • ...
Science Review Chapter 1 2018-07-19
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- Plant ______ will go to the water.
- This is a stimuli.
- If plants don't get enough _________ they will wilt and die.
- Farmers add this to plants, because it has lots of nutrients.
- Plants respond to ___________.
- Without ____, plants will die.
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- These are insects that make the plant sick.
- Plants respond to hot temperature by turning _____.
- Plants get this from the soil.
- Plants will grow towards __________.
- We need to take _____ of plants.
- Plants can be used as _____.
- Plants get nutrients from the _____.
13 Clues: This is a stimuli. • Plants can be used as _____. • Plants get this from the soil. • Plants respond to ___________. • Without ____, plants will die. • We need to take _____ of plants. • Plant ______ will go to the water. • Plants will grow towards __________. • Plants get nutrients from the _____. • These are insects that make the plant sick. • ...
Terms 2024-03-04
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- The difference in temperatures.
- The process of Prepping plants for post-production environments.
- The ability of seeds to germinate under optimum conditions.
- Containers divided into compartments.
- Grown to saleable size.
- % of seeds that will grow.
- Plants you plant every season.
- The Development of lateral Branches.
- Term for soil.
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- Fertilizing while irrigating.
- Baskets containing plants maintained from seeds.
- Small plants in small media.
- The process of washing salts from medium.
- Baskets containing plants maintained by cutting.
- The duration of time of a plant's health on display.
- Planting seeds.
- The process of moving plants from one container to another.
17 Clues: Term for soil. • Planting seeds. • Grown to saleable size. • % of seeds that will grow. • Small plants in small media. • Fertilizing while irrigating. • Plants you plant every season. • The difference in temperatures. • The Development of lateral Branches. • Containers divided into compartments. • The process of washing salts from medium. • ...
nutrition in plants 2016-04-19
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- insectivorous plant
- these are heterotrophs
- the type of nutrition in which animals and non-green plants depend on green plants
- the type of nutrition in which green plants prepare their own food
- plants that grow on dead and decaying matter
- ultimate source of energy
- tiny pores on the underside of a leaf
- the cells which guard a stoma
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- a byproduct of photosynthesis
- plants that grow in a mutually beneficial relationship between plants
- cells of green leaves contain this
- this is a green pigment
- the process in which green plants prepare their own food
- this bacteria can convert nitrogen into water soluble compounds
- one of the of replenishing the soil
- parasitic plant
16 Clues: parasitic plant • insectivorous plant • these are heterotrophs • this is a green pigment • ultimate source of energy • a byproduct of photosynthesis • the cells which guard a stoma • cells of green leaves contain this • one of the of replenishing the soil • tiny pores on the underside of a leaf • plants that grow on dead and decaying matter • ...
Plant Classification Review 2022-01-28
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- plants use this to carry out photosynthesis
- type of nonvascular plant
- these anchor the plant
- absorb light for the plant
- these types of plants do not contain xylem and phloem and absorb water from their surroundings.
- type of vascular plant
- carry sugar from the leaves to the rest of the plant
- carry water to the plant from the roots
- move nutrients through the plant
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- organisms that can make their own food
- these types of plants contain xylem and phloem
- process plants use to create energy using sun, water, and carbon dioxide
- all plants are members of the ________ Kingdom
- plants use these to help build new cells
- plants use this to keep upright
15 Clues: these anchor the plant • type of vascular plant • type of nonvascular plant • absorb light for the plant • plants use this to keep upright • move nutrients through the plant • organisms that can make their own food • carry water to the plant from the roots • plants use these to help build new cells • plants use this to carry out photosynthesis • ...
Annual Bedding Plants 2024-03-04
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- the percentage of seeds capable of germination
- refers to development of lateral branches
- a term used to describe procedures used to prepare plants for a post-production enviorments
- planting of seeds
- Herbaceous plants that grow from seed to flower in one season before dying
- the difference between the day and the night time temperatures
- the seeds to germinate under optimum conditions
- term for soil
- small plants grown in a small amount of media in divided trays
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- the practice of fertilizing while irrigating
- hanging baskets that contain plants that are propagated by cuttings
- grown to saleable size
- the process of moving plants from one container to another or from a container to the ground
- hanging baskets that contain plants that are propagated from seeds
- refers to the time the plants maintains its health while on display for sale
- The process in which soluble salts are washed from a growing media
- molded plastic containers divided into separate growing compartments used for bedding plants
17 Clues: term for soil • planting of seeds • grown to saleable size • refers to development of lateral branches • the practice of fertilizing while irrigating • the percentage of seeds capable of germination • the seeds to germinate under optimum conditions • the difference between the day and the night time temperatures • ...
Annual Bedding Plants 2024-03-04
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- the percentage of seeds capable of germination
- refers to development of lateral branches
- a term used to describe procedures used to prepare plants for a post-production enviorments
- planting of seeds
- Herbaceous plants that grow from seed to flower in one season before dying
- the difference between the day and the night time temperatures
- the seeds to germinate under optimum conditions
- term for soil
- small plants grown in a small amount of media in divided trays
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- the practice of fertilizing while irrigating
- hanging baskets that contain plants that are propagated by cuttings
- grown to saleable size
- the process of moving plants from one container to another or from a container to the ground
- hanging baskets that contain plants that are propagated from seeds
- refers to the time the plants maintains its health while on display for sale
- The process in which soluble salts are washed from a growing media
- molded plastic containers divided into separate growing compartments used for bedding plants
17 Clues: term for soil • planting of seeds • grown to saleable size • refers to development of lateral branches • the practice of fertilizing while irrigating • the percentage of seeds capable of germination • the seeds to germinate under optimum conditions • the difference between the day and the night time temperatures • ...
Good Plants Bad Plants 2022-05-24
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- A plant with long narrow leaves; jointed stems
- A state listed weed
- A plant that spreads undesirably/harmfully
- A plant that lives for several years
- A plant from another country
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- A plant's requirements for growth
- An herbacious flowering plant; not a grass
- A plant that is native to an area
- A plant that lives one year
- A plant growing where you don't want it to
10 Clues: A state listed weed • A plant that lives one year • A plant from another country • A plant's requirements for growth • A plant that is native to an area • A plant that lives for several years • An herbacious flowering plant; not a grass • A plant that spreads undesirably/harmfully • A plant growing where you don't want it to • A plant with long narrow leaves; jointed stems
Horticulture 2021-09-17
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- a plant produced by selective breeding
- the second word in the botanical name
- classification of plants
- lowest taxonomical rank
- study of bugs
- fifth highest taxonomical rank
- second highest taxonomical rank
- growing trees
- growing flowers
- design creates spaces out of beauty
- fourth highest taxonomical rank
- Third highest taxonomical rank
- diversity in plants
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- variegated plants
- study of plant diseases
- sixth highest taxonomical rank
- the science of growing fruit
- growing vegetables
- formal naming of plants
- maintaining trees in urban areas
- highest taxonomical rank
21 Clues: study of bugs • growing trees • growing flowers • variegated plants • growing vegetables • diversity in plants • study of plant diseases • lowest taxonomical rank • formal naming of plants • classification of plants • highest taxonomical rank • the science of growing fruit • sixth highest taxonomical rank • fifth highest taxonomical rank • Third highest taxonomical rank • ...
Vocab Final Study Guide 2025-12-16
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- a process in which seed is sown in a place separate from where the plants will eventually grow
- The science and practice of growing vegetables
- a plant having two cotyledons or seed leaves
- the food supply for the young developing seedlings that is contained in the seed
- To increase in number; to reproduce
- A two-name system for naming plants
- a financial document that describes the availability of operating funds for a business at different points in time
- Manufacture of food by green plants
- Living organisms that repel or prey on and search out and kill other organisms
- conducting tissue in plants that transports water and nutrients from the roots to the stem and leaves
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- The study of heredity
- Organisms that search out and kill other insects or microorganisms
- A plant having only one cotyledon or seed leaf
- A classification that includes all plants that are similar in physical structure
- Loss of water through the leaves or stems of plants
- A breathing process in which plants and animals consume oxygen and release carbon dioxide
- Response of plants to different periods of light and darkness in terms of flowering, reproduction cycle, and dormancy
- The study of plant names and the identification of plants
18 Clues: The study of heredity • To increase in number; to reproduce • A two-name system for naming plants • Manufacture of food by green plants • a plant having two cotyledons or seed leaves • A plant having only one cotyledon or seed leaf • The science and practice of growing vegetables • Loss of water through the leaves or stems of plants • ...
Leaf structure crossword 2023-01-06
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- what plants produce
- membrane that contains chromosomes
- the process in which plants use energy to make food
- an animal that moves pollen
- a self-replicating material
- smallest unit that makes up the body
- a type of macromolecules
- green pigment plants use
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- sweet-tasting, soluble carbohydrates
- fatty acids
- a living thing that grows in earth or in water
- sugar molecules
- part of the out layer of a cell
- plant cell organelles that use light energy
- a pore found on plants
- a simple sugar
- energy from the sun
- ability to do work
18 Clues: fatty acids • a simple sugar • sugar molecules • ability to do work • what plants produce • energy from the sun • a pore found on plants • a type of macromolecules • green pigment plants use • an animal that moves pollen • a self-replicating material • part of the out layer of a cell • membrane that contains chromosomes • sweet-tasting, soluble carbohydrates • ...
Ecosystem Crossword 2012-09-20
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- the flow of water
- plant eaters
- The name for all Animals
- plants and crops
- the weight of living things and materials.
- cutting down trees
- small scale
- water will go through it
- where plants get their nutrients from
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- what plants get from the soil
- the very top of a Rainforest id called a...
- The relationship between living and non-living things.
- dioxide gas given of by mammals which plants need
- A habbitat for living things
- The name for all Animals
- the process of how plants make sugar.
- durable
- Humans, dolphins and whales are all.....
- meat eaters.
19 Clues: durable • small scale • plant eaters • meat eaters. • plants and crops • the flow of water • cutting down trees • The name for all Animals • The name for all Animals • water will go through it • A habbitat for living things • what plants get from the soil • the process of how plants make sugar. • where plants get their nutrients from • Humans, dolphins and whales are all..... • ...
Horticulture Crossword 2020-09-11
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- Growing flowers
- Man-made variety
- Making more plants from other plants
- Primary subdivision of a kingdom
- Study of insects
- Growing fruit
- Very precise taxon
- Growing veggies and herbs
- Highest taxon
- Planning, building, and caring for land
- Classification
- Naturally occuring variation
- First half of full species name
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- Made of families
- Growing trees in cities
- Plants and Animals
- Divided into Genus
- Study of plant disease
- Specific taxon, under genus
- Split into Orders
- Growing trees
- Naming Plants
22 Clues: Growing fruit • Growing trees • Naming Plants • Highest taxon • Classification • Growing flowers • Made of families • Man-made variety • Study of insects • Split into Orders • Plants and Animals • Divided into Genus • Very precise taxon • Study of plant disease • Growing trees in cities • Growing veggies and herbs • Specific taxon, under genus • Naturally occuring variation • ...
Cells and respiration crossword 2021-08-12
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- Plant cell organisms
- Eats plants
- Produce its own food
- pills/medication
- Living things that can make their food
- Eats other organisms
- Eats both meat and plants
- Eats other plants or animals for energy
- Organisms position
- A diagram of animals prey
- Interacting with other species
- Eats meat
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- small insects
- The sequence of transfers of matter
- Benefical or harm
- Type of bacteria
- Plants use sunlight and water and co2
- Gets eaten by an organism
- Produce plant growth
- What they eat in an ecological community
20 Clues: Eats meat • Eats plants • small insects • Type of bacteria • pills/medication • Benefical or harm • Organisms position • Plant cell organisms • Produce its own food • Eats other organisms • Produce plant growth • Gets eaten by an organism • Eats both meat and plants • A diagram of animals prey • Interacting with other species • The sequence of transfers of matter • ...
In the Garden Crossword 2025-07-16
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- Green part of a plant
- Where plants grow
- Holds a small plant
- Given to plants to grow
- A red or pink flower
- Keeps garden safe
- Baby flower
- Green ground cover
- Pipe to water plants
- Big plant with trunk
- Grows into a plant
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- Grows from a seed
- Colorful part of plant
- Cool area under a tree
- Needed by plants
- Small leafy plant
- Gathers dry leaves
- Makes honey and loves flowers
- Small digging tool
- Under the soil part
20 Clues: Baby flower • Needed by plants • Grows from a seed • Where plants grow • Keeps garden safe • Small leafy plant • Gathers dry leaves • Green ground cover • Small digging tool • Grows into a plant • Holds a small plant • Under the soil part • A red or pink flower • Pipe to water plants • Big plant with trunk • Green part of a plant • Colorful part of plant • Cool area under a tree • ...
Crossword Puzzle - Plants 2024-03-20
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- a tiny, waterproof reproductive cell that can grow into a new organism if it falls on soil with the right conditions
- the broad, flat part of the leaf
- the tissue that transports water and nutrients in other plants
- a reproductive structure that contains a plant embryo
- small openings on leaves
- or vascular plants, include seedless plants, nonflowering plants, and flowering seed plants
- moves water and nutrients from the ground upward in the plant
- tiny structures that control the size of the stomata
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- carries food made in a plant’s leaves down to other plant parts
- the tubelike structure that attached a lead to its stem
- a seed plants that produces seeds enclosed in fruits
- tubelike structures that transport water in the leaf
- an early stage in the development of an organism
- structures that are adapted for sexual reproduction in conifers
- plants that lack specialized tissues for the transport of water
- plants that form seeds in cones
- the transfer of pollen from the stamen to a pistil
17 Clues: small openings on leaves • plants that form seeds in cones • the broad, flat part of the leaf • an early stage in the development of an organism • the transfer of pollen from the stamen to a pistil • a seed plants that produces seeds enclosed in fruits • tubelike structures that transport water in the leaf • tiny structures that control the size of the stomata • ...
Horticulture 2012-10-04
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- a plants food source
- trees produce these
- dioxide a gas found in the air
- where the leaves join the stem
- a compound to make plants grow well
- substance seeds are sown in
- this helps all plants to grow
- how a plant stays upright
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- the air we breathe
- how we get more of something
- another type of greenhouse
- plants will die without this
- a plant produces these to reproduce
- another name for food source
- apple,banana,pear
- a colourful plant produce
- where we plant plants
- at crockers alot of these are grown
18 Clues: apple,banana,pear • the air we breathe • trees produce these • a plants food source • where we plant plants • a colourful plant produce • how a plant stays upright • another type of greenhouse • substance seeds are sown in • how we get more of something • plants will die without this • another name for food source • this helps all plants to grow • where the leaves join the stem • ...
Photosynthesis and the Carbon cycle 2012-05-23
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- transport of food
- transport of water
- another word for sugar
- the constant recycling on carbon
- when plants and animals produce the gas, carbon dioxide during energy producing process
- these stick out on plants
- for general growth
- plants use this method to make their own food
- farmers have these
- this happens when too much carbon dioxide is being released tinto the atmosphere
- helps the plants grow
- gives the plant energy
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- what we use to breath
- burning
- plants use this and turn it into energy
- this travels up through the roots
- these absorb water
- green stuff where the chemical reactions happen
- makes leaves healthy
- found in ponds
- fuels like coal and oil
- test for startch
22 Clues: burning • found in ponds • test for startch • transport of food • transport of water • these absorb water • for general growth • farmers have these • makes leaves healthy • what we use to breath • helps the plants grow • another word for sugar • gives the plant energy • fuels like coal and oil • these stick out on plants • the constant recycling on carbon • this travels up through the roots • ...
Horticulture Crossword Puzzle 2016-12-06
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- (adjective) Very young plants often need this warm moist air.
- (verb)We do this to plant seedlings in small plastic pots.
- (nouns) Baby plants that we grow in tempoerature-controlled nurseries.
- (adjective) This word and the word, 'off' go together as '__________-off'. It describes a method we use to help baby plants live outside.
- (adjective) This words describes something that is only for showing and not for using.
- (noun) A piece of the parent plant that we use to grown new plants.
- (noun) This is the name of a special building that is a bank for plants (like a bank for money).
- (noun) Small seeds that we do not want in our plants.
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- (adjective) A type of garden that you can see in the Swinburne courtyard.
- (noun) Something most plants need all the time.
- (adjective) This words describes very young plants that are not seedlings and not yet full-grown plants.
- (adjective or noun) A way to supply water when plants need a drink.
- A special place where plants are grown from seedlings to adult plants.
- (noun) Something plants need to make sure that they do not drown in water.
- (nouns) you cannot see them because they are hidden in the soil.
15 Clues: (noun) Something most plants need all the time. • (noun) Small seeds that we do not want in our plants. • (verb)We do this to plant seedlings in small plastic pots. • (adjective) Very young plants often need this warm moist air. • (nouns) you cannot see them because they are hidden in the soil. • (adjective or noun) A way to supply water when plants need a drink. • ...
Unlock the Definition and Crack the Crossword 2024-12-14
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- The place in an ecosystem where an organism lives.
- Single-celled organisms lives on the roots of plants changing nitrogen gas into a form plants can use.
- Living things in an ecosystem, like plants, animals, fungi, and bacteria
- Animals that eat both plants and animals.
- Organisms introduced to a new ecosystem that cause harm
- Animals that eat other animals.
- Animals that eat plants only.
- A thick layer of hot, semi-solid rock that surrounds the core
- The layer of gases that surrounds Earth
- Unlike plants, They can't make their own food but they get it by breaking down dead matter.
- Plants grow without soil, receiving nutrients directly from water.
- An organism that is hunted by a predator.
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- Nonliving things in an ecosystem, like air, water, soil, rocks, and light.
- Soil decomposers, breaking down organic matter and enriching the soil.
- Plants are the only ------------because they make their own food
- The linear path that energy and nutrients follow in an ecosystem
- organism that hunt for their food
- Animals are --------------because they need food from others.
- Made of super-hot iron and nickel.
- It’s all Earth’s Living Things
- The special role an organism plays in the ecosystem.
- Made up of all living and nonliving things.
- Express how multiple food chains in an ecosystem are linked together.
- It’s all the Earth’s Liquid and Solid Water.
- Nature's recyclers that break down dead plants and animals, turning them into simpler substances.
- Thin outer layer of the Earth, made of solid rock
26 Clues: Animals that eat plants only. • It’s all Earth’s Living Things • Animals that eat other animals. • organism that hunt for their food • Made of super-hot iron and nickel. • The layer of gases that surrounds Earth • Animals that eat both plants and animals. • An organism that is hunted by a predator. • Made up of all living and nonliving things. • ...
annual 2025-05-04
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- the length of time a plant can be stored before it deteriorates
- rate the percentage of seeds that successfully sprout and develop within a certain time frame
- the difference between day and night temperatures in a growing environment
- process which water soluble substances are washed out from soil
- hanging baskets that contain plants made from soft plastics
- the ability of seeds or plants to grow and develop
- plants that complete their entire life cycle from germination to flowering seed production
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- grown to maximum size
- term for media
- allows plants to be easily transported
- the method of applying fertilizers through an irrigation system
- hanging baskets made from hard materials
- procedures used to prepare plants
- the process of transferring plants from one to another
- packs of small containers used for starting seedlings or young plants
- the points where a plants growth has been interrupted or halted
- to plant seeds in the ground for growth
17 Clues: term for media • grown to maximum size • procedures used to prepare plants • allows plants to be easily transported • to plant seeds in the ground for growth • hanging baskets made from hard materials • the ability of seeds or plants to grow and develop • the process of transferring plants from one to another • hanging baskets that contain plants made from soft plastics • ...
Overview of Plants Review 2017-11-27
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- A waxy protective layer on the surface of some land plants
- Process a plant uses to make food
- Water resistant seeds are found in these
- Part of a cell that plants only have
- A Chemical compound that plants make out of sugar
- These plants do not have tube like structures to transport water
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- What all plants need to survive
- Pigment that makes plants red, yellow, or orange
- Eliminates confusion of plants by their common name
- Plant structure where Chlorophyll is found
- Ancestor of most plants
- Vascular plants are divided into Seed and _________ plants
- These plants have tubelike structures
13 Clues: Ancestor of most plants • What all plants need to survive • Process a plant uses to make food • Part of a cell that plants only have • These plants have tubelike structures • Water resistant seeds are found in these • Plant structure where Chlorophyll is found • Pigment that makes plants red, yellow, or orange • A Chemical compound that plants make out of sugar • ...
REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS 2021-10-27
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- The small bulb-like projection of the yeast cell
- Part of the branch along with the node
- Winged seeds
- The part of the stem on which leaf is attached
- Asexual reproduction seen in Algae
- Sprout leaf plant
- The process of producing young ones of their own kind
- The capsule like structure of fungi in which the reproductive spores are produced and stored
- Spore forming bodies in fern
- Point of attachment of the leaf at the
- The fusion of male and female gametes
- Fertilised egg
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- Mature ovary
- Seeds that burst
- Female gamete
- Male reproductive part of the flower
- Pollinating agent
- Female reproductive part of the flower
- An example of unisexual flower
- Seed dispersed in water
- An example of bisexual flower
- Hard fruit
- the process of transfer of pollen grains from the anther of one flower to the stigma of the same or another flower.
- Seeds with spiny hooks
- Reproductive part of the plant
- Developed zygote
- A unicellular organism that reproduces anaerobically
27 Clues: Hard fruit • Mature ovary • Winged seeds • Female gamete • Fertilised egg • Seeds that burst • Developed zygote • Pollinating agent • Sprout leaf plant • Seeds with spiny hooks • Seed dispersed in water • Spore forming bodies in fern • An example of bisexual flower • An example of unisexual flower • Reproductive part of the plant • Asexual reproduction seen in Algae • ...
Plants and Fibre 2021-11-17
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- The male reproductive part of a flower.
- A thread or filament from which a vegetable tissue, mineral substance, or textile is formed.
- A method of plant propagation by way of separating new plant individuals that emerge from vegetative parts.
- The hollow base of the carpel of a flower, containing one or more ovules.
- The part of a stamen that contains the pollen.
- An animal that moves pollen from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma of a flower.
- Small openings found in the epidermis of leaves, stems and other plant organs.
- The female organs of a flower, comprising the stigma, style, and ovary.
- Movement of individual molecules of a substance through a semipermeable barrier from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.
- The relative amount of a given substance contained within a solution or in a particular volume of space.
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- A fine powdery substance, typically yellow, consisting of microscopic grains discharged from the male part of a flower or from a male cone.
- A liquid in which solutes are dissolved forming a solution.
- An outgrowth of the ovary of a seed plant.
- A plant that produces seeds, as opposed to one that produces spores.
- A narrow, typically elongated extension of the ovary, bearing the stigma.
- A slender threadlike object or fiber especially one found in animal or plant structures.
- The exhalation of water vapor through the stomata.
- A liquid mixture in which the minor component is uniformly distributed within the major component.
- A process by which molecules of a solvent tend to pass through a semipermeable membrane from a less concentrated solution into a more concentrated one, thus equalizing the concentrations on each side of the membrane.
- The process of bringing water up the roots and stems to the rest of the plant. The molecules of the water are attracted to the molecules of the inside of the stem.
- The minor component in a solution dissolved in the solvent.
- The part of a pistil that receives the pollen during pollination.
22 Clues: The male reproductive part of a flower. • An outgrowth of the ovary of a seed plant. • The part of a stamen that contains the pollen. • The exhalation of water vapor through the stomata. • A liquid in which solutes are dissolved forming a solution. • The minor component in a solution dissolved in the solvent. • ...
Plants Subunit 1 2014-04-16
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- main job is to carry out photosynthesis
- early growth of a seed
- part of plant that contains the transporting tissue
- type of tissue that fills the inside of the plant
- rapid growth of a plant
- part of plant that collects water and nutrients
- process of a plant making its own food
- carries water and nutrients
- food tissue in a seed
- helps roots absorb water and nutrients
- type of bud that protects the new growth
- carries food
- seed that must be scratched or cut before it can grow
- protects the seed
- a ripened ovary
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- type of tissue where plant cells divide
- flowering plants
- pigment in plants that tell it when to flower
- plants that have seeds in cones
- type of plant that has bacteria on its roots and seeds in pods
- developing embryo of a seed
- period of time that a seed needs to chill out
- chemical that caused rapid growth
- tiny openings in the leaves of plants
- tissue that carries materials throughout the plant
- chemicals that control growth in plants
- soil that has tiny holes or pockets
- when too many insects have taken over the plant
- when a plant is taken over by bacteria, fungus, or virus
- type of tissue found on the outside of a plant
30 Clues: carries food • a ripened ovary • flowering plants • protects the seed • food tissue in a seed • early growth of a seed • rapid growth of a plant • developing embryo of a seed • carries water and nutrients • plants that have seeds in cones • chemical that caused rapid growth • soil that has tiny holes or pockets • tiny openings in the leaves of plants • ...
Reproduction in plants 2012-10-05
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- Is where the pollen tube travels downwards.
- Cell division that produces identical cells from growth or repair of tissues.
- In a seed. Will later become the root.
- A chemical reaction releasing energy from food molecules in ALL cells.
- Are used to attract insects.
- A type of reproduction involving coitus.
- Is the process that makes more of the same kind of organism.
- Is formed when the the nucleus of the male and female gametes are joined.
- ...Pollination. Happens when a plant pollinates another one.
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- This is the place where the pollen grain lands and pollinates the plant.
- The diffusion of water molecules from a region of higher water potential (dilute solution) to a region of lower water potential (concentrated solution), through a partially permeable membrane along its water potential gradient.
- In a seed. It is the outer coat.
- A type of reproduction that does not involve coitus.
- Joining of the nucleus of the male gamete with the nucleus of the female gamete.
- In a seed. It looks like a hole.
- Without this the seed would not be able to germinate.
- This turns into the fruit in a later stage of fertilization.
- Transfer of pollen by wind or animals, from the anther to the stigma.
- In a seed. Will later become the shoot.
- ...Pollination. Happens when the plant pollinates itself.
20 Clues: Are used to attract insects. • In a seed. It is the outer coat. • In a seed. It looks like a hole. • In a seed. Will later become the root. • In a seed. Will later become the shoot. • A type of reproduction involving coitus. • Is where the pollen tube travels downwards. • A type of reproduction that does not involve coitus. • ...
PLANTS AND ANIMALS 2015-05-16
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- / A PLEASANT SMELL
- / NOCTURNAL FLOWER
- / ANIMALS WITHOUT BACKBONE
- / MILD FRAGRANCE
- / WATER ANIMAL WHICH HAS A BEAK
- / OIL SEED
- DIOXIDE / A GAS PRESENT IN AIR
- SEEDS / SEEDS THAT WE CAN EAT
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- / BELONGING TO A PARTICULAR PLACE
- / SMALL YOUNG TREE
- / ANIMALS LIVING ON LAND AS WELL AS IN WATER
- / MAIN STEM OF PLANT
- / ANIMALS WITH BACKBONE
- / A GREEN SUBSTANCE FOUND IN LIQUID
- / SPICE
- / STAR SHAPE FLOWER
- / SWEET LIQUID INSIDE A FLOWER
- / A PROTECTIVE CASE SPUN BY THE LARVA
- / A TREE WITH CONES AND NARROW LEAVES CALLED NEEDLES
- / ANIMALS WITH FEATHERS
20 Clues: / SPICE • / OIL SEED • / MILD FRAGRANCE • / SMALL YOUNG TREE • / A PLEASANT SMELL • / NOCTURNAL FLOWER • / STAR SHAPE FLOWER • / MAIN STEM OF PLANT • / ANIMALS WITH BACKBONE • / ANIMALS WITH FEATHERS • / ANIMALS WITHOUT BACKBONE • SEEDS / SEEDS THAT WE CAN EAT • / SWEET LIQUID INSIDE A FLOWER • DIOXIDE / A GAS PRESENT IN AIR • / WATER ANIMAL WHICH HAS A BEAK • ...
The Best Plants 2023-02-07
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- flowering plants
- a plant's response to the number of hours of darkness in it's environment
- a plant's response to touch
- any changes in an organism's environment that cause a response
- the ovary, and sometimes other parts of the flower, will develop into this, which contains one or more seeds
- the process during which a nucleus and its contents divide
- a plant's response to gravity
- when pollen grains land on a female reproductive structure of a plant that is the same species as the pollen grains
- plant hormone that causes increased growth
- forms from tissue in a male reproductive structure of a seed plant
- the growth of a plant toward or away from light
- made up of an embryo, its food supply, and a protective covering
- the vascular tissues that transport materials through a plant
- a response that results in plant growth toward or away from a stimulus
- hormones produced in root tips that increase the rate of cell division, and occasionally slow the aging process of flowers and fruit
- when the life cycle of an organism alternates between diploid and haploid generations
- hormones produced in rapidly growing areas of a plant that increase the rate of cell division and elongation
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- substances that act as chemical messengers within plants
- the daughter cells produced from haploid structures
- a flowerless seed plant
- the female reproductive organ of a flower
- plants that flower when exposed to less than 10-12 hours of darkness per day
- plant hormone that helps stimulate the ripening of fruit
- the female reproductive structure of a seed plant where the haploid egg develops
- the male reproductive organ of a flower
- a series of chemical reactions that convert the energy in food molecules into a usable form of energy called ATP
- the pigment that absorbs light for photosynthesis
- an immature diploid plant that develops from the zygote
- a thing at the base of the style which contains one or more ovules
- a series of chemical reactions that convert light energy, water, and carbon dioxide into the food-energy molecule glucose and give off oxygen
30 Clues: flowering plants • a flowerless seed plant • a plant's response to touch • a plant's response to gravity • the male reproductive organ of a flower • the female reproductive organ of a flower • plant hormone that causes increased growth • the growth of a plant toward or away from light • the pigment that absorbs light for photosynthesis • ...
California Native Plants 2023-02-02
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- Rhus ovata
- Brassica nigra
- Toxicodendron
- Peritoma arborea.
- Prunus ilicifolia
- Quercus kellogi
- Opuntia oricola
- Salvia malifera
- Sambucus mexicana
- Eriodictyon californicum
- Umbellularia californica
- Quercus chrysolepis.
- Malosma laurina
- Yucca brevifolia.
- Trichostema lanatum
- Pinus lambertiana
- nettle Urtica gracilis
- Ribes aureum
- Eriogonum fasciculatum
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- Salvia apiana
- Claytonia perfoliata
- Encelia californica
- Salvia leucophylla
- Rosa californica
- Ribes species.
- Heteromeles arbutifolia
- Yucca whiplei
- Quercus agrifolia
- Juniperus californica
- Eschscholzia californica
- Rhus integrifolia
31 Clues: Rhus ovata • Ribes aureum • Salvia apiana • Toxicodendron • Yucca whiplei • Brassica nigra • Ribes species. • Quercus kellogi • Opuntia oricola • Salvia malifera • Malosma laurina • Rosa californica • Peritoma arborea. • Prunus ilicifolia • Quercus agrifolia • Sambucus mexicana • Rhus integrifolia • Yucca brevifolia. • Pinus lambertiana • Salvia leucophylla • Encelia californica • Trichostema lanatum • ...
NUTRITIONS IN PLANTS 2017-04-27
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- CELLS Each of a pair of curved cells that surround a stoma, becoming larger or smaller according to the pressure within the cells.
- A thin layer, plate, or scale of sedimentary rock, organic tissue, or other material.
- An animal or plant on or in which a parasite or commensal organism lives.
- An organism that live on dead plants and animals and derive their food from them.
- The mode of nutrition where two different organisms work together for their mutual benefit.
- Nucleus is surrounded by a jelly-like substance called.
- An organism that directly or indirectly depend on green plants for nutrition.
- PLANTS A plant which fulfills its nitrogenous needs by eating insects is called.
- A nitrogen-fixing bacterium that is common in the soil, especially in the root nodules of leguminous plants.
- A cavity within the cytoplasm of a cell, surrounded by a single membrane and containing fluid, food, or metabolic waste.
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- A substance that provides nourishment essential for the maintenance of life and for growth.
- A plastid in the cells of green plants and green algae that contains chlorophyll and carotenoid pigments and creates glucose through photosynthesis.
- The process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize nutrients from carbon dioxide and water. Photosynthesis in plants generally involves the green pigment chlorophyll and generates oxygen as a by-product.
- An organism that live in or on other living organisms derive their food from them.
- The process of taking in food by an organism and its utilization by the body is called.
- A large strengthened vein along the midline of a leaf.
- Leaves take in carbondioxide from air through tiny pores called.
- An organism that can make their food from simple non-living substances.
- A green pigment, present in all green plants and in cyano-bacteria, which is responsible for the absorption of light to provide energy for photosynthesis.
- MEMBRANE Some organisms are made of only one cell.The cell is enclosed by a thin outer boundary, called.
20 Clues: A large strengthened vein along the midline of a leaf. • Nucleus is surrounded by a jelly-like substance called. • Leaves take in carbondioxide from air through tiny pores called. • An organism that can make their food from simple non-living substances. • An animal or plant on or in which a parasite or commensal organism lives. • ...
Plants and Animals 2021-02-06
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- s a phylum under kingdom Animalia containing over 11,000 species of aquatic animals found both in freshwater and marine environments, predominantly the latter
- are an informal group consisting of three divisions of non-vascular land plants (embryophytes): the liverworts, hornworts and mosses
- are the most diverse group of land plants, with 64 orders, 416 families, approximately 13,000 known genera and 300,000 known species
- the second-largest phylum of invertebrate animals after the Arthropoda
- are animals that neither possess nor develop a vertebral column, derived from the notochord
- are a group of arthropods that are characterised by having two pairs of jointed legs on most body segments
- are marked by seeds with a single cotyledon, parallel-veined leaves, scattered vascular bundles in the stem, the absence of a typical cambium, and an adventitious root system
- form a large, diverse arthropod taxon which includes such animals as crabs, lobsters, crayfish, shrimps, prawns, krill, woodlice, and barnacles
- are ectothermic, tetrapod vertebrates of the class Amphibia
- are a major group of only marine animals. The name comes from the Greek word for "spiny skin"
- is one of the two types of transport tissue in vascular plants, phloem being the other
- are any members of the mammalian infraclass Marsupialia
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- is an animal with a spinal cord surrounded by cartilage or bone.
- are elongated metameric creatures with one pair of legs per body segment
- are spiders , harvestmen , mites and ticks , and their relatives like scorpions that don't live in Michigan
- are a group of vertebrate animals constituting the class Mammalia
- also known as Acrogymnospermae, are a group of seed-producing plants that includes conifers, cycads, Ginkgo, and gnetophytes
- are tetrapod animals in the class Reptilia, a paraphyletic grouping comprising all amniotes except synapsids and birds
- is the living tissue in vascular plants that transports the soluble organic compounds made during photosynthesis and known as photosynthates, in particular the sugar sucrose, to parts of the plant where needed
- the members of the phylum Porifera, are a basal Metazoa clade as a sister of the Diploblasts is a condition of the blastula in which there are two primary germ layers: the ectoderm and endoderm
- are a group of highly specialised egg-laying predatory mammals, containing the platypus and echidnas
- are one of the two groups into which all the flowering plants or angiosperms were formerly divided
- form a large group of plants that are defined as land plants that have lignified tissues for conducting water and minerals throughout the plant
23 Clues: are any members of the mammalian infraclass Marsupialia • are ectothermic, tetrapod vertebrates of the class Amphibia • is an animal with a spinal cord surrounded by cartilage or bone. • are a group of vertebrate animals constituting the class Mammalia • the second-largest phylum of invertebrate animals after the Arthropoda • ...
All about Plants 2020-10-20
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- What develops into a fruit after fertilization
- Long tubes which transport water around the plant
- The ovule grows to form a...
- Contains female gametes
- A substance inside Chloroplast
- Jelly-like substance inside a plant cell.
- The stage after fertilization is...
- One of the reactants of photosynthesis
- The outermost part of a plant cell.
- The most colorful part of the flower
- Part of the stamen that supports the anther
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- It is needed so that the plant can make proteins
- Helps maintain water balance of a plant cell
- Sugar is stored in the form of...
- Helps to avoid competition between plants
- Sweet, sugary substance at the base of the petals
- Lets substances move in and out of the cell
- Transfer of pollen from anther to stigma
- Leaves under the flower
- Male parts of the flower
- Another product of photosynthesis, not sugar
- Another name for sugar
- Part of a plant cell that serves as the brain
- Supports the stigma of a flower
- Contains male gametes
25 Clues: Contains male gametes • Another name for sugar • Leaves under the flower • Contains female gametes • Male parts of the flower • The ovule grows to form a... • A substance inside Chloroplast • Supports the stigma of a flower • Sugar is stored in the form of... • The stage after fertilization is... • The outermost part of a plant cell. • The most colorful part of the flower • ...
reproduction in plants 2021-02-22
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- is the female reproductive organ
- ovary develops into
- protect flower when it is still a bud
- fertilisation occurs inside
- pollination is when pollen is distributed by the wind
- is the transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma
- is the transfer of pollen grain from anther to stigma in the same flower
- stigma in wind pollinated plant ... outside flower on long styles
- wind pollinated plants has no
- is a process where plants convert light energy to sugar
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- reproduction is one parent only
- is the transfer of pollen from anther from another flower to the stigma of another flower
- is an example of asexual reproduction
- wind pollinated plant produce a large ... of pollen
- ovule develop into
- is the part of seed that will grow root
- the pollen in wind pollinated plant is
- petals attract insects
- pollination is when pollen is distributed by insects
- is the male part of flower
- sexual reproduction requires ... parents
21 Clues: ovule develop into • ovary develops into • petals attract insects • is the male part of flower • fertilisation occurs inside • wind pollinated plants has no • reproduction is one parent only • is the female reproductive organ • is an example of asexual reproduction • protect flower when it is still a bud • the pollen in wind pollinated plant is • ...
Plants Crossword Puzzle 2021-05-01
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- the part of the ovary of seed plants that contains the female germ cell and after fertilization becomes the seed.
- - the part of a stamen that contains the pollen.
- a slender threadlike object or fiber, especially one found in animal or plant structures.
- An agent that moves pollen, such as a bee or water
- a female reproductive organ in which ova or eggs are produced, present in humans and other vertebrates as a pair.
- Self-pollination which occurs before a flower even opens
- When a plant is pollinated by insects
- the female organs of a flower, comprising the stigma, style, and ovary.
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- male fertilizing organ of a flower, typically consisting of a
- The hairy area on a bee’s hind legs where pollen collects
- Pollination between plants of different species
- Pollination by water
- A plant that generates pollen
- Cross-pollination, when pollen from one flower is delivered to the flower of a different species of plant
- anther and a filament.
- Self-pollination, when pollen moves from the male parts of a flower to the female part of the same flower, or another flower on the same plant
- a fine powdery substance, typically yellow, consisting of microscopic grains discharged from the male part of a flower or from a male cone. Each grain contains a male gamete that can fertilize the female ovule, to which pollen is transported by the wind, insects, or other animals.
- of the parts of the calyx of a flower, enclosing the petals and typically green and leaflike.
- When a plant is pollinated by vertebrates, such as birds and bats
- Pollination by wind
- the part of a pistil that receives the pollen during pollination
21 Clues: Pollination by wind • Pollination by water • anther and a filament. • A plant that generates pollen • When a plant is pollinated by insects • Pollination between plants of different species • - the part of a stamen that contains the pollen. • An agent that moves pollen, such as a bee or water • Self-pollination which occurs before a flower even opens • ...
Plants Crossword Puzzle 2021-05-01
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- the part of the ovary of seed plants that contains the female germ cell and after fertilization becomes the seed.
- - the part of a stamen that contains the pollen.
- a slender threadlike object or fiber, especially one found in animal or plant structures.
- An agent that moves pollen, such as a bee or water
- a female reproductive organ in which ova or eggs are produced, present in humans and other vertebrates as a pair.
- Self-pollination which occurs before a flower even opens
- When a plant is pollinated by insects
- the female organs of a flower, comprising the stigma, style, and ovary.
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- male fertilizing organ of a flower, typically consisting of a
- The hairy area on a bee’s hind legs where pollen collects
- Pollination between plants of different species
- Pollination by water
- A plant that generates pollen
- Cross-pollination, when pollen from one flower is delivered to the flower of a different species of plant
- anther and a filament.
- Self-pollination, when pollen moves from the male parts of a flower to the female part of the same flower, or another flower on the same plant
- a fine powdery substance, typically yellow, consisting of microscopic grains discharged from the male part of a flower or from a male cone. Each grain contains a male gamete that can fertilize the female ovule, to which pollen is transported by the wind, insects, or other animals.
- of the parts of the calyx of a flower, enclosing the petals and typically green and leaflike.
- When a plant is pollinated by vertebrates, such as birds and bats
- Pollination by wind
- the part of a pistil that receives the pollen during pollination
21 Clues: Pollination by wind • Pollination by water • anther and a filament. • A plant that generates pollen • When a plant is pollinated by insects • Pollination between plants of different species • - the part of a stamen that contains the pollen. • An agent that moves pollen, such as a bee or water • Self-pollination which occurs before a flower even opens • ...
New Mexico plants 2021-09-19
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- an invasive tree with a promised land name that behaves like it’s from Hades
- this plant’s name suggests they live to be 100, but it’s not true
- after this tree flowers it can look like there’s snow on the ground
- an invasive tree from an area of the world that once had many gulags
- the state flower of New Mexico
- a spiny plant often used by packrats as nest building material
- a plant with peach-colored flowers and an orb-like name
- a flower in the sunflower family named for it’s resemblance to native American weavings
- this oak has a name that sounds like a wager
- a spiny plant with fruits called tunas
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- this conifer's seeds are often a component of pesto
- a tree called ‘willow’ that’s not a willow
- this plant’s name is reminiscent of an old pugilist
- the leaves of this tree are often covered with galls caused by a small insect
- wood from this tree is excellent for smoking a brisket
- this tree produces edible nuts but it’s eastern USA cousin's are much larger
- a 1960's TV western was named after this large conifer
- a shrub that might grab on to you like a feline’s talons
- there’s a resort town in Colorado named after this tree
- a tree that has bark like reptilian skin
20 Clues: the state flower of New Mexico • a spiny plant with fruits called tunas • a tree that has bark like reptilian skin • a tree called ‘willow’ that’s not a willow • this oak has a name that sounds like a wager • this conifer's seeds are often a component of pesto • this plant’s name is reminiscent of an old pugilist • wood from this tree is excellent for smoking a brisket • ...
animals, plants, math 2021-05-10
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- food mice like and made from milk
- helps to make honey, buzz buzz
- bigger than a chimpanzee and lives the the jungle forest
- glass that lets you see yourself
- is found in the garden and the ocean,leaves slime trail
- animal that people ride and eats hay
- three times bigger would be 60
- opposite of addition
- area across a circle
- lives in the ocean and shaped like a star
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- 3 times 3
- part of a whole
- often put on macaroni
- sometimes described by prefix "quad"
- noodles popular with Italians
- easier to see at night and shines in the sky
- from the center of a circle to the outer edge
- has bark but does not make a sound and does not run or walk
- one exact shape in which has fours sides which are all equal
- furniture you put your plate of food on
- tall thick grass that can be used to make fishing poles and fences, some people eat their shoots
- fish with lots of teeth
22 Clues: 3 times 3 • part of a whole • opposite of addition • area across a circle • often put on macaroni • fish with lots of teeth • noodles popular with Italians • helps to make honey, buzz buzz • three times bigger would be 60 • glass that lets you see yourself • food mice like and made from milk • sometimes described by prefix "quad" • animal that people ride and eats hay • ...
Plants (Chapter 1) 2021-05-17
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- A green material that helps take in the energy from the sun.
- form a main thick root
- the roll of this plant part is to transport food, water, and nutrients to different parts of the plant.
- Leaves of conifer plants have this on them.
- Plants that lose their leaves in the fall
- This develops before a fruit
- When plants react to gravity.
- A material that an organism needs to grow and be healthy
- All of the stages that an organism goes through (put both words together)
- What a plant does when it does not get enough water
- When a plant grows in a certain direction in response to a stimulus
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- This is the stem of a violet
- This plant part takes in the water and nutrients
- The process of making food for the plant
- New organisms that form from one's own kind.
- Plants that do not lose their leaves in the fall
- This plant part is used to make food
- Plants release this as a waste product throughout their leaves
- Plants take this in through their leaves (put both words together)
- Conifer plants form seeds inside this structure.
- What ferns and mosses reproduce with.
- Has spreading roots
- to make more of one's kind.
- When a plant reacts to light.
- To pass characteristics from parents to offspring
- A characteristic
26 Clues: A characteristic • Has spreading roots • form a main thick root • to make more of one's kind. • This is the stem of a violet • This develops before a fruit • When plants react to gravity. • When a plant reacts to light. • This plant part is used to make food • What ferns and mosses reproduce with. • The process of making food for the plant • ...
11BSc Flowering Plants 2021-05-20
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- a growth response whereby plants grow towards or away from light.
- an essential catalyst for photosynthesis.
- the meristematic tissue which is the site of primary growth.
- the process which involves the fusion of male and female gametes to form a zygote.
- the site of photosynthesis in a plant cell.
- a hormone that causes cells to elongate and thus drives plant tropisms.
- the process where water moves up the plant against gravity.
- an organelle that is enlarged in plant cells and holds water/dissolved trace minerals.
- trace mineral needed for protein structure and DNA synthesis.
- the vascular tissue in plants which conducts water and dissolved nutrients upwards from the root.
- a growth response whereby plants grow towards or away from gravity.
- a key product of cellular respiration - without this growth cannot occur.
- a type of reproduction that only requires one individual.
- movement of water molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration across a semi-permeable membrane.
- a key product of photosynthesis.
- the vascular tissue in plants which conducts sugars and other metabolic products downwards from the leaves.
- this might happen to enzymes if they are heated up too much or if they are put in the incorrect pH.
- if this decreases too much photosynthesis and ultimately growth will occur very slowly.
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- a process whereby pollen from one flowers anther is transferred to the stigma of another flower.
- the site of cellular respiration in a cell.
- the process whereby the embryonic plant emerges from the seed.
- the meristematic tissue which is the site of secondary growth.
- the third stage of primary growth.
- the requirements for successful germination.
- the prefix for water.
- the embryonic shoot.
- the prefix for touch.
- the protective coating of a seed.
- an important structure in a flower that makes nectar.
- a type of growth in plants that creates rings.
- a type of cell found in a leaf which contains lots of chloroplasts.
31 Clues: the embryonic shoot. • the prefix for water. • the prefix for touch. • a key product of photosynthesis. • the protective coating of a seed. • the third stage of primary growth. • an essential catalyst for photosynthesis. • the site of cellular respiration in a cell. • the site of photosynthesis in a plant cell. • the requirements for successful germination. • ...
Reproduction in plants 2021-07-24
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- outermost layer
- stock and scion
- stalk of a flower
- flower with only female part
- disc like stem bears terminal and axillary buds
- vegetative buds of potato
- reproduction involves one parent
- male part
- vegetative parts of a plant
- made up of petals
- spore formation
- mass of cell.
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- flowers with male and female part
- transfer of pollengrains
- female part
- yeast
- reproduction by leaves
- binary fission
- a taproot
- anther and filament
20 Clues: yeast • a taproot • male part • female part • mass of cell. • binary fission • outermost layer • stock and scion • spore formation • stalk of a flower • made up of petals • anther and filament • reproduction by leaves • transfer of pollengrains • vegetative buds of potato • vegetative parts of a plant • flower with only female part • reproduction involves one parent • flowers with male and female part • ...
les plantes ( PLANTS ) 2022-05-31
21 Clues: sap • pine • rose • tree • leaf • stem • grass • maple • flower • branch • orchid • violet • lavender • birch (tree) • cedar (tree) • baobab (tree) • soil / ground • bark of trees • petal (for flowers) • coniferous (evergreens) • root (of trees, flowers, etc.)
Plants and Plains 2022-11-10
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- _______ of sediment samples
- Amelanchier alnifolia
- medicinal plant
- genus name for blueberries
- other name of prairie turnip
- species name for pin cherries
- ________ analysis
- mashed to form cakes for storage
- hips crashed and made into cakes
- used in a soup thickening by the Blackfoot
- grinding implements were likely______ stones
- _______ grain analysis
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- grooved_____
- site in Saskatchewan
- berry _______ implements
- one of the major trade centers was Middle ______
- whipped into ice cream
- the most important food trade item
- parts of camas consumed as food
- other berries added to pemmican by the Blackfoot
- _________ light required for starch grain analysis
- structure of a starch grain used in identification of plant species
- species name for choke cherry
- microbotanical _______ analysis
- Amelanchier spp. berries
- rhizomes grounded into flour by some Cree groups
- goosefoot
- site in Alberta
28 Clues: goosefoot • grooved_____ • medicinal plant • site in Alberta • ________ analysis • site in Saskatchewan • Amelanchier alnifolia • whipped into ice cream • _______ grain analysis • berry _______ implements • Amelanchier spp. berries • genus name for blueberries • _______ of sediment samples • other name of prairie turnip • species name for pin cherries • species name for choke cherry • ...
Plants for Bees 2019-06-30
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- colourful, rich in protein, carried in baskets
- large tree with edible fruit hidden inside a spiky shell, often roasted on an open fire, in Latin
- Mainly wind pollinated inflorescence,visited by bees on hazel
- its leaves can make a salad, its roots can make a coffee, its seedheads can measure time and its flowers turn bees yellow
- Rosebay or Hairy, great colonizers of freshly cleared ground
- a large plant family, includes most top and stone fruit and England's favourite flower
- important honey plant, jam-makers friend, in Latin
- describing plants with male and female flowers on separate plants - e.g.holly and willow
- ground cover plant at Scarborough Fair
- Cherry ......, its leaves bear extra floral nectaries
- male reproductive part of the flower
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- one of its species nectar is allegedly toxic to bees, a magnificent tree, in Latin
- white or red, sweetly scented meadow perennial
- common name for a plant in the mint family, known for its fracture healing properties
- painted by Van Gogh, hardy annuals which track the sun across the sky
- the 'venturous harbringer of Spring' - in Latin
- the pretty part of the flower,formed by petals
- antibacterial substance produced by bees from tree resins
- succulent and statuesque, autumn flowering garden perennial
- Highly nectariferous plant, gives pale honey,blue star flowers
- hedera ......, an autumn flowering climber, important source of pollen and nectar
21 Clues: male reproductive part of the flower • ground cover plant at Scarborough Fair • white or red, sweetly scented meadow perennial • colourful, rich in protein, carried in baskets • the pretty part of the flower,formed by petals • the 'venturous harbringer of Spring' - in Latin • important honey plant, jam-makers friend, in Latin • ...
Types Of Plants 2023-05-18
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- Summer squash commonly used in cooking
- Showy flower with many petals
- Herb used in cooking and cleansing
- Tree or shrub known for its large flowers
- Flower with a shape that resembles a dragon
- Drought resistant plant
- Fruit bearing tree with sweet fruit
- Herbaceous plant used in medicine
- Evergreen shrub used in gin
- Beautiful flower named after a Greek goddess
- Desert plant with sword shaped leaves
- Tropical flower used in tea
- Common weed with yellow flowers
- Grain crop with edible seeds
- Tree with aromatic leaves
- Tree with distinctive striped wood
- Flowering shrub found in nature
- Ancient tree with unique leaves
- Exotic flower with many varieties
- Fragrant flower used in perfumes
- Classic flower with thorns
- Large flower with yellow petals
- Fruit bearing shrub with red berries
- Beautiful flower named after a Greek goddess
- Tree known for its resilience
- Succulent with medicinal properties
- Vibrant flower with hanging blooms
- Citrus fruit with orange skin
- Common roadside flower with delicate petals
- Tree or shrub with edible nuts
- Herbaceous perennial with small flowers
- Tree with yellow flowers
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- Spice made from the seed of a tropical tree
- Tropical fruit with sweet flavor
- Fruit bearing tree with red fruit
- Tree with edible seeds
- Tree used for oil and fruit
- Herb used in cooking and medicine
- Citrus fruit with tart taste
- Desert plant with spines
- Cotton plant grown for fiber
- Colorful flower often used in gardens
- Sturdy tree with acorns
- Herb used in cooking and garnishing
- Citrus fruit with sour taste
- Fruit bearing vine
- Fruit bearing vine with juicy flesh
- Legume used for food and protein
- Fragrant shrub with purple flowers
- Stone fruit with smooth skin
- Tree with fragrant wood
- Small flower with purple petals
- Evergreen shrub used in gin
- Spring blooming flower with trumpet shape
- Showy flower with large petals
- Towering tree with reddish brown bark
- Tree with cone shaped fruit
- Evergreen shrub with red berries
- Common flower with yellow center
- Climbing vine with heart shaped leaves
- Tree known for syrup production
- Leafy plant that loves shade
- Flavorful orchid used in desserts
- Tree or shrub that doesn't lose its leaves
- Spring blooming flower with many colors
- Tree with wide, flat branches
- Palm tree with feathery fronds
- Purple flower with calming scent
- Tree with long and flexible branches
- Spicy root used in cooking
- Sweetener made from birch bark
- Evergreen shrub used in cooking
- Spice made from a berry
- Tall and fast growing grass
74 Clues: Fruit bearing vine • Tree with edible seeds • Drought resistant plant • Sturdy tree with acorns • Tree with fragrant wood • Spice made from a berry • Desert plant with spines • Tree with yellow flowers • Tree with aromatic leaves • Classic flower with thorns • Spicy root used in cooking • Tree used for oil and fruit • Evergreen shrub used in gin • Evergreen shrub used in gin • ...
Systems of Plants 2024-01-18
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- a plant turning toward or away from a stimulus in the environment
- tissue responsible for transport of water from roots to leaves
- vascular plant that produces flowers
- organism that produces its own organic substances for food
- consumption of plants by insects and other animals
- tissue responsible for transport of sugars and nutrients between the roots and leaves
- organism that consumes organic substances or other organisms for food
- a waxy substance that coats, waterproofs, and protects the above-ground parts of plants
- flower structure that contains the male reproductive organs
- a single thick primary root; may be used for food storage
- structure containing the plant embryo, storage tissue, and protective coat
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- colorful structure for reproduction found in some seed-bearing plants
- green pigment fount within the chloroplast
- opening that regulates gas exchange and water evaporation between leaves and the environment
- plant tissue growth in length or height
- liquid rich in sugars produced by flowers to attract animal pollinators
- chamber that contains and protects the ovule or female reproductive cells
- structure at the tip of the stamen in which pollen grains are produced
- plant containing a network of cells that conducts water and solutes through the organism
- thin stalk that links the anther to the base of the flower
- vascular plant that produces seeds within cones
- part that attaches the leaf to a stem of the plant
- plants suspend growth and development to survive extreme cold and dry conditions
- plants that shed their leaves seasonally
- organelle in which photosynthesis takes place
25 Clues: vascular plant that produces flowers • plant tissue growth in length or height • plants that shed their leaves seasonally • green pigment fount within the chloroplast • organelle in which photosynthesis takes place • vascular plant that produces seeds within cones • consumption of plants by insects and other animals • part that attaches the leaf to a stem of the plant • ...
History and Plants 2023-11-16
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- The bridge that water flows through
- Plant without flower
- where people in the past liked to go watch movies
- To process the cell of plants or trees
- Someone who attacks others
- Relating to government soldier and military
- relating to dangerous tools
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- Someone who can predict the future
- Belief or opinion contrary to others
- The place where people reside
- A group of small trees or forest, it's growing on the soil floor
- To mix grains or seeds of the flowers
- Relating to original
- The collective of leaves or many leaves in group from plants or trees
- Italy)
- A group of trees (not so tall) were connected as fences
- The cover from trees that cover from the sun
- Not moss, it is the creature that pop-ups in the body of the trees
- Young or baby trees
- Opposite to bloom and generally use for flowers
- Group of people that share the same language and culture
21 Clues: Italy) • Young or baby trees • Relating to original • Plant without flower • Someone who attacks others • relating to dangerous tools • The place where people reside • Someone who can predict the future • The bridge that water flows through • Belief or opinion contrary to others • To mix grains or seeds of the flowers • To process the cell of plants or trees • ...
Flower and Plants 2023-11-22
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- can grow from teardrop-shaped bulbs
- has a secret meaning of a secret love between two people and also joy.
- common name for Asparagus densiflorus
- also commonly called summer snapdragon
- during Victorian Era they were a symbol of commitment and an everlasting union
- has a nickname of brain flower
- common name for Erica carnnea
- means charisma
- birth flower for March
- symbolize the beauty of ingenuity or the trait of artifice
- plant that is very aromatic with an erect growth habit
- common name for Cymbopogon
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- means impatience
- common name for Chlorophytum comosum
- common name for Cycas revoluta
- latin name for oriental lily
- common name for anemone coronaria
- common name for Exacum affine
- has a nickname of False Goat's Beard.
- common name for Hemerocallis
20 Clues: means charisma • means impatience • birth flower for March • common name for Cymbopogon • latin name for oriental lily • common name for Hemerocallis • common name for Exacum affine • common name for Erica carnnea • common name for Cycas revoluta • has a nickname of brain flower • common name for anemone coronaria • can grow from teardrop-shaped bulbs • ...
Classification of plants 2024-05-26
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- A group of bryophytes with simple leaves and stems, and rhizoids for anchoring. Example: Funaria.
- Mosses Pteridophytes resembling mosses but with vascular tissue. Example: Lycopodium.
- Seed-producing plants that do not form flowers or fruits, with exposed seeds typically on cones.
- Gymnosperms with needle-like leaves and cones. Example: Pinus (pine trees).
- Vascular plants that reproduce via spores and have true roots, stems, and leaves.
- A diverse group of gymnosperms that share some characteristics with angiosperms. Example: Ephedra.
- Red algae; contains chlorophyll a and phycobiliproteins, mostly marine and used in food and industry. Example: Porphyra.
- The dominant life stage in pteridophytes, producing spores via meiosis.
- Bryophytes with flattened thallus bodies, found in damp, shady areas. Example: Marchantia.
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- A filamentous green algae known for its spiral chloroplasts, found in freshwater habitats.
- Pteridophytes with large, divided leaves called fronds, reproducing via spores on the underside. Example: Pteris.
- Brown algae; contains chlorophyll c and fucoxanthin, typically found in marine environments. Example: Fucus.
- Gymnosperms with large, compound leaves and stout trunks. Example: Cycas.
- Non-vascular plants that reproduce via spores, typically found in moist environments.
- The dominant, photosynthetic life stage in bryophytes, producing gametes.
- Bryophytes with horn-like sporophytes that grow from a basal thallus. Example: Anthoceros.
- Green algae; characterized by chlorophyll a and b, and cell walls made of cellulose. Example: Chlamydomonas.
- Simple, photosynthetic organisms found in aquatic environments, lacking true roots, stems, and leaves.
- Pteridophytes with jointed stems and silica deposits in their tissues. Example: Equisetum.
- A single extant species (Ginkgo biloba) with fan-shaped leaves and unique reproductive structures.
20 Clues: The dominant life stage in pteridophytes, producing spores via meiosis. • Gymnosperms with large, compound leaves and stout trunks. Example: Cycas. • The dominant, photosynthetic life stage in bryophytes, producing gametes. • Gymnosperms with needle-like leaves and cones. Example: Pinus (pine trees). • ...
Indoor ornamental plants 2024-03-22
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- It is an effective air purifying plant when placed indoors.
- This is a small, leathery dark green foliage which grows slowly..
- It grows in a slightly moist soil and humid surrounding.
- This plant requires only a minimal care and moderate light.
- This plant comes in both vine and shrub varieties.
- This plant grows well in a light shade.
- This plant is usually placed in windows or near the entrance of the home in hanging baskets and pots.
- This is also known as an air purifying plant or spathiphyllum wallisii.
- The scientific name is Epipremnum Aureum.
- This is an easy to grow and low maintenance evergreen ornamental plant.
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- This type of ornamental plant has about 50 species.
- This plant is not extremely cold sensitive.
- This is an indoor plant.
- Most varieties of this plantgrow easily in a container.
- This plant grows well in acidic soil.
- This plant is not easy to grow indoors but because of its unique trailing and climbing ability, it is nice to place indoor.
- Scientific name "nephrolepis exaltata
- This plant has long fanning leaves.
- This plant grows well in a brightly lit room.
- It is an air purifying plant and also called ficus elastica.
20 Clues: This is an indoor plant. • This plant has long fanning leaves. • This plant grows well in acidic soil. • Scientific name "nephrolepis exaltata • This plant grows well in a light shade. • The scientific name is Epipremnum Aureum. • This plant is not extremely cold sensitive. • This plant grows well in a brightly lit room. • ...
Week 4 Plants 2024-09-25
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- The technical term for a leaf without any serration along its edges
- Genus and species of the plant that has young growth that is square
- Thorny little red plant
- Has a herringbone pattern to its branches
- Scientific name of the plant that creates a very formidable natural fence, nice dark contrast color
- Bright red branches
- Has pretty pink chains of hanging flowers in spring
- The method of landscaping that makes your design look like it wasn't planned, part of nature
- Has continuous pink flower clusters throughout summer
- Known for its violet colored fragrant flowers in late spring
- A.K.A. the Winged Euonymus, scientifically speaking
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- Genus of the plant that turns orangish red in fall and has delicious berries
- Considered a heritage plant, a favorite of grandparents everywhere
- Scientific name of the plant that has deeply veined leaves similar to a raspberry plant in shape.
- An animal or insect that is beneficial to ensuring the plant produces seeds
- A natural way of providing a space in your landscape that no one can see through
- Genus and species of the plant that has an extremely unique leaf, and it flowers during the whole growing season
- Scientific name of the plant that looks best in winter without its leaves!
- Planted for its bright red fall color, akin to its name
- Has white propeller shaped flowers
- The only color that serviceberry flowers are
- Most plants get their vivid color by being grown in ________ ________ conditions
- Plant that can do well as a groundcover or erosion control, scientific name
- A berry on the cotoneaster that you cannot eat would be considered ________________
- Planted for its bright yellow flowers
- Genus and species of the plant that Spokane has adopted for its annual festival
- Scientific name of the plant that has leaves that look related to the mint plant
27 Clues: Bright red branches • Thorny little red plant • Has white propeller shaped flowers • Planted for its bright yellow flowers • Has a herringbone pattern to its branches • The only color that serviceberry flowers are • Has pretty pink chains of hanging flowers in spring • A.K.A. the Winged Euonymus, scientifically speaking • ...
Week 6 Plants 2024-10-10
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- Extremely slow growing evergreen, has "layers" that are visible
- Desert looking plant, has leaves that grow filaments and a tall flower spike in the center of the plant
- Great hedge plant, has bad odor
- Columnar shaped evergreen with soft foliage. Can get very tall, has tiny cones
- A botanic term used for a "smaller" version of a plant variety
- Scientific name of very low growing evergreen
- Can make jams and jellies from the berries, common name contains a state. Scientific name please
- A garden that needs little to no watering, has abiotic features
- The art of shaping a plant to look like a figure or shape
- Scientific name of Great shrub for pruning into shapes, smells bad
- The variety name for the slow growing conical plant
- Dark green shrub that has soft dull needles, grows red poisonous berries
- Has needle bundles of 2, compact slow grower, tiny 1.5 inch cones
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- Slow growing conical shaped evergreen, can grow an irregular branch that doesn't match the rest of the plant
- Shrub available in columnar or spreading habit, has pokey young growth
- Has opposite leaf arrangement, leaves have spines on the margin, turns red in fall
- Genus and species of the plant most closely related to the Western Red Cedar
- The genus and species of the plant that native americans made rope and thread from
- Low to the ground, has spikey young growth
- The variety name for the layered slow growing evergreen
- Scientific name of the shrub that is great for erosion control, has spikey young growth, grows foliage from foliage
- A feature of Pines that makes them unique amongst evergreens, easy identifier.
- Genus of the plant evergreen that sheers well and has sick red berries
23 Clues: Great hedge plant, has bad odor • Low to the ground, has spikey young growth • Scientific name of very low growing evergreen • The variety name for the slow growing conical plant • The variety name for the layered slow growing evergreen • The art of shaping a plant to look like a figure or shape • A botanic term used for a "smaller" version of a plant variety • ...
Transport in Plants 2025-03-12
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- Movement of sugars and nutrients through the phloem.
- Channel proteins facilitating water movement across membranes.
- Solution with lower solute concentration, leading to water gain in cells.
- Plants adapted to survive in dry conditions.
- Elongated xylem cells involved in water conduction.
- Pressure exerted by a fluid due to gravity.
- Condition when plant cells lose water and become limp.
- Thin areas in xylem walls allowing lateral water movement.
- Solution with equal solute concentration, maintaining cell equilibrium.
- Waterproof barrier in roots that regulates water and mineral flow.
- Living transport route through interconnected cytoplasm.
- Process of actively transporting sugars into sieve tubes.
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- Passive transport of molecules through proteins in a membrane.
- Theory Explains water movement in xylem due to intermolecular attraction.
- Non-living transport route through cell walls and intercellular spaces.
- Tube-like xylem structures facilitating efficient water transport.
- Solution with higher solute concentration, causing water loss in cells.
- Hypothesis Model explaining sugar transport in phloem.
- Part in roots where maximum water absorption occurs.
- Microscopic channels connecting plant cells for transport.
- Potential of water to move across a semipermeable membrane.
21 Clues: Pressure exerted by a fluid due to gravity. • Plants adapted to survive in dry conditions. • Elongated xylem cells involved in water conduction. • Movement of sugars and nutrients through the phloem. • Part in roots where maximum water absorption occurs. • Hypothesis Model explaining sugar transport in phloem. • Condition when plant cells lose water and become limp. • ...
Plants Vs. Zombies! 2025-04-28
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- A plant that blocks zombies by standing in their way.
- A plant that gives you extra sun (energy).
- A plant that shoots peas at zombies.
- A plant that shoots spikes at flying zombies.
- Creatures that try to invade your house.
- Where some zombies rise from.
- A giant zombie that is very strong and hard to stop.
- A plant that explodes and destroys many zombies.
- A plant that eats zombies whole.
- A tool to dig up plants you don’t want anymore.
- A machine that protects one row if zombies break through.
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- Defenders that protect your house from zombies.
- A plant that shoots peas to slow down zombies.
- A zombie that wears a bucket for extra protection.
- A huge, powerful zombie leader.
- A book that gives you information about plants and zombies.
- The energy you collect to plant more plants.
- Where the plants and zombies battle.
- The silly neighbor who sells you plants and tools.
- What zombies love to eat.
20 Clues: What zombies love to eat. • Where some zombies rise from. • A huge, powerful zombie leader. • A plant that eats zombies whole. • A plant that shoots peas at zombies. • Where the plants and zombies battle. • Creatures that try to invade your house. • A plant that gives you extra sun (energy). • The energy you collect to plant more plants. • ...
Plants and animals 2025-04-26
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- dangerous tail with a stinger
- carries its home on its back
- man's best friend that barks
- smart sea creature that jumps
- chirps at night with its legs
- yellow flower that turns to fluff
- tree with red leaves in autumn
- slow reptile with a hard shell
- fluffy animal with long ears
- black-and-white bear from China
- red beetle with black dots
- climbs trees and loves bananas
- hard brown fruit from palm trees
- tall flower with yellow petals
- flies fast with shiny wings
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- glows at night like a tiny lantern
- big green fruit with red inside
- orange vegetable rabbits love
- buzzes and bites for blood
- jumps with a baby in its pouch
- spiky tropical fruit with sweet juice
- gives wool and says "baaa"
- small red fruit with a stone
- turns into a butterfly
- panda's favorite green plant
- hard-shelled insect with antennae
- grows in rain and looks like an umbrella
- sleepy Australian eucalyptus eater
- striped horse-like animal
- eight-legged web builder
30 Clues: turns into a butterfly • eight-legged web builder • striped horse-like animal • buzzes and bites for blood • gives wool and says "baaa" • red beetle with black dots • flies fast with shiny wings • carries its home on its back • man's best friend that barks • small red fruit with a stone • fluffy animal with long ears • panda's favorite green plant • orange vegetable rabbits love • ...
part of plants 2025-10-09
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- : The space between two nodes on a stem.
- : The colorful part of the flower that attracts insects.
- : A small part that can grow into a flower or leaf.
- : The points on a stem where leaves or branches grow.
- : The thick main stem of a tree.
- : The part of the plant that grows underground and absorbs water.
- : The male part of a flower that makes pollen.
- : A type of flower cluster like in grasses.
- : Sweet liquid in flowers that attracts bees.
- : The tissue that carries food from leaves to other parts of the plant.
- : A sharp, pointed part that protects the plant.
- : The colorful part of a plant that produces seeds.
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- : The tissue that carries water and minerals from roots.
- : The first leaf or leaves that appear from a seed.
- : The outer covering of a tree trunk.
- : The female part of a flower that receives pollen.
- : Tiny grains made by flowers for reproduction.
- : Green leaf-like part that protects the flower bud.
- : A part of the plant that grows from the stem or trunk.
- : Contains seeds and can be eaten when ripe.
- : The part of the flower that develops into a fruit.
- : Supports the plant and carries water to the leaves.
- : The green pigment in leaves used in photosynthesis.
- : The green part of the plant that makes food using sunlight.
- : The small part of a plant that can grow into a new one.
25 Clues: : The thick main stem of a tree. • : The outer covering of a tree trunk. • : The space between two nodes on a stem. • : A type of flower cluster like in grasses. • : Contains seeds and can be eaten when ripe. • : Sweet liquid in flowers that attracts bees. • : The male part of a flower that makes pollen. • : Tiny grains made by flowers for reproduction. • ...
Plants by Muhammad 2025-10-13
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- A symbolic formula that represents the essential features of a chemical reaction.
- A protective, waxy layer on a leaf's outer surface that reduces water loss.
- A group of similar cells working together to perform a specific function.
- Specialized cells surrounding stomata that control their opening and closing.
- Gaps within the spongy mesophyll of a leaf that allow for gas diffusion.
- A layer of tightly packed cells below the upper epidermis that absorbs sunlight for photosynthesis.
- Pores on a leaf's surface that regulate gas exchange and water loss.
- A plant that lacks a specialized system for transporting water and nutrients.
- The vascular bundles within a leaf that transport water, nutrients, and sugars.
- The green pigment in plants that absorbs light for photosynthesis.
- The bottom layer of a leaf that contains most of the stomata.
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- Small, nonvascular plants that grow in dense mats and reproduce via spores.
- Plants convert light energy into chemical energy to create their own food.
- An organism that obtains its energy and nutrients by consuming other organisms.
- A layer of loosely arranged cells with air spaces, located beneath the palisade layer.
- Flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed within a fruit.
- A plant that has unenclosed, or "naked," seeds.
- The inner tissue of a leaf where the majority of photosynthesis occurs.
- The organelle in plant cells where photosynthesis takes place.
- An organism that makes its own food from simple inorganic substances.
- The transparent, top layer of cells on a leaf that allows light to pass through.
- A plant with a specialized system of transport tissues for moving water and nutrients.
22 Clues: A plant that has unenclosed, or "naked," seeds. • Flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed within a fruit. • The bottom layer of a leaf that contains most of the stomata. • The organelle in plant cells where photosynthesis takes place. • The green pigment in plants that absorbs light for photosynthesis. • ...
Plants and Seeds 2025-07-23
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- process in which green plants transform light into chemical energy in the form of sugar
- starting material or energy that is put into a system or process
- that create food for themselves and also provide energy for the rest of the ecosystem
- necessary step in the reproduction of flowering plants
- colorless, odorless, gas ; released when people and other animals breathe out; plants use it to grow with the help of the sunlight
- powder like substance in a flower that is made up of grains
- sugary fluid produced by plants, usually within flowers, to encourage pollination by insects and other animals; bees collect this to make into honey
- animal that involuntarily transfers a flower’s pollen
- that depend on other organisms for food
- unit produced by a flowering plant for means of reproduction, capable of transforming into a new plant of the same type
- baby plant that includes the roots and first leaves that will grow into the plant
- the food for the seed and gives the plant embryo energy to grow
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- outer layer of the seed that protects the seed until it is ready to grow
- first stage in a plant’s life cycle, when seed sprouts and begins to grow
- pollen from one flower or plant is transferred to the reproductive structures of a different flower or plant
- who creates art in the present day
- result or product that comes out of a system after a process has been completed
- conclusion that is developed throughout evidence, reasoning, or past observations
- scatter, spread out or move in different directions
- noticed or perceived through your senses
20 Clues: who creates art in the present day • that depend on other organisms for food • noticed or perceived through your senses • scatter, spread out or move in different directions • animal that involuntarily transfers a flower’s pollen • necessary step in the reproduction of flowering plants • powder like substance in a flower that is made up of grains • ...
Plants and Animals 2025-09-05
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- A big wild cat called the “king of the jungle.”
- A tall green plant eaten by pandas.
- An insect with colorful wings.
- A plant or part of a plant we eat.
- A small green animal that jumps.
- An animal that gives us milk.
- An animal with horns that eats grass.
- The flat green part of a plant.
- A plant-like food that grows in damp places.
- A small insect that works in groups.
- A tall yellow flower that follows the sun.
- An animal with wings and feathers.
- A pink farm animal that says “oink.”
- A small part of a plant that grows into a new one.
- A flower with red petals and thorns.
- An animal with woolly hair.
- The sweet part of a plant that we eat.
- A bird that lays eggs.
- A large striped cat.
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- A big animal that people ride.
- A hot, wet forest with many animals.
- A large animal that sleeps in winter.
- A colorful plant that often smells nice.
- A flying insect that makes honey.
- A tall plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves.
- A black and white bear that eats bamboo.
- A plant that grows in the desert.
- An animal that lives in water.
- The part of a plant that grows in the soil.
- A place with many trees.
- An animal that climbs trees and eats bananas.
- A small animal with long ears.
- An animal from Australia that jumps high.
- A long animal with no legs.
- A huge animal with a long trunk.
- Small green plants that cover the ground.
- A pet that says “woof” and likes to play.
- A bird that swims and says “quack.”
- A small pet that says “meow.”
39 Clues: A large striped cat. • A bird that lays eggs. • A place with many trees. • A long animal with no legs. • An animal with woolly hair. • An animal that gives us milk. • A small pet that says “meow.” • A big animal that people ride. • An insect with colorful wings. • An animal that lives in water. • A small animal with long ears. • The flat green part of a plant. • ...
carbz 2017-01-23
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- green pigment in plants
- build starches
- acids that the body needs
- chemically formed by plants
- used in place of sugar
- cells that store fat
- main source of energy
- extracted from plants
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- complicated structures
- fatty acids in fish oils
- when too mono combine
- chemical process
- building block of protein
- lipo protein picks up cholesterol
- protien with glbul shape
- protein that contain all essentials
- plants that can be digested
- fat like substance
- chemical structures that make fats
- takes cholesterol to liver
20 Clues: build starches • chemical process • fat like substance • cells that store fat • when too mono combine • main source of energy • extracted from plants • complicated structures • used in place of sugar • green pigment in plants • fatty acids in fish oils • protien with glbul shape • building block of protein • acids that the body needs • takes cholesterol to liver • plants that can be digested • ...
Gardening 2024-04-09
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- A rounded underground storage organ present in some plants.
- Plants used for flavoring, food, medicine, or fragrance.
- A plant that lives for more than two years.
- The propagative part of a plant, often used for starting new plants.
- Material spread around or over a plant to enrich or insulate the soil.
- A method of propagation where tissues of plants are joined together.
- To supply water to plants artificially.
- A fence or boundary formed by closely growing bushes or shrubs.
- The process of removing unwanted plants.
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- A place where fruit trees grow.
- The art of growing ornamental, artificially dwarfed trees or shrubs.
- Soil type that is a mix of sand, silt, and clay.
- A framework used to support climbing plants.
- Organic matter recycled for fertilizing and conditioning soil.
- Act of cutting dead or overgrown branches or stems.
- To enrich soil by adding nutrients.
- A tool for digging, especially one with a sharp edge, wider than a trowel.
- A plant resulting from cross-breeding.
- A small hand tool used for digging, applying, smoothing, or moving soil.
- A plant that lives and dies in one growing season.
20 Clues: A place where fruit trees grow. • To enrich soil by adding nutrients. • A plant resulting from cross-breeding. • To supply water to plants artificially. • The process of removing unwanted plants. • A plant that lives for more than two years. • A framework used to support climbing plants. • Soil type that is a mix of sand, silt, and clay. • ...
Intro to Plants: CH 21 Vocabulary 2023-04-21
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- simplest plant phyla are categorized as __.
- found in phylum hepaticophyta
- where photosynthesis takes place
- all plants are multicellular ___, with cells containing chlorophyll
- phylum including true mosses
- plant that returns each year
- contain clusters of spores
- relationship between two or more species
- photosynthetic plants that grow on other trees rather than supporting themselves
- plant that must be replanted each year
- found in the phylum anthocerophyta
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- rubbery, protective layer to protect plants and maintain 'body'
- fleshy, lobed structure found specifically in liverworts
- one of the adaptations plant use to retain water, opening in leaves
- reproductive cluster of spores found in seedless vascular plants
- provides nutrients to developing seedlings, eventually becomes the 1st plant leaf
- plant that completes its life cycle in 2 years time
- most common pterophytes
- rootlike structure that anchors a moss and absorbs water and nutrients
- waxy coating on leaves that prevents water loss
- type of tissue in plants that move water/food
- ___ vascular plants include ferns, club mosses and horsetails.
- __ are reproductive structures used by simple vascular plants to reproduce (not seeds)
- leaves of a fern
24 Clues: leaves of a fern • most common pterophytes • contain clusters of spores • phylum including true mosses • plant that returns each year • found in phylum hepaticophyta • where photosynthesis takes place • found in the phylum anthocerophyta • plant that must be replanted each year • relationship between two or more species • simplest plant phyla are categorized as __. • ...
Energy And Energy Transfer 2025-07-27
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- An animal that eats insects.
- Tint kiving things that breaks down dead plants and animals.
- An animal that eats both plants and animals
- The part of the plant that takes in water from the soil.
- The transfer of energy from one organism to another.
- An animal that is hunted and eaten by another.
- Animals that eat plants or other animals.
- The gas that plants take in from the air during photosynthesis.
- An animal that eats dead animals it did not kill.
- An animal that eats only plants.
- Living things that make their own food from sunlight.
- The main source of energy for all life on Earth.
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- One of the seven life processes: where living gets rid of waste.
- The Sun gives us this.
- The process plants use to make food using sunlight.
- One of the seven life processes: when a living thing brings in oxygen.
- An animal that eats meat only.
- A living thing that cannot make its own food and gets energy by eating other living things.
- An animal that hunts and eats other animals.
- Plants use sunlight,carbon dioxide and _______ to make food.
- The transfer of energy from one living thing to the next.
21 Clues: The Sun gives us this. • An animal that eats insects. • An animal that eats meat only. • An animal that eats only plants. • Animals that eat plants or other animals. • An animal that eats both plants and animals • An animal that hunts and eats other animals. • An animal that is hunted and eaten by another. • The main source of energy for all life on Earth. • ...
Rain Forest 2024-05-02
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- Plants retain leaves throughout the year.
- A hardwood tree used to make furniture.
- Rainforest receive over 1500 mm of this.
- Layer of plants which block out most of the sunlight.
- The term for plants and animals.
- Community of living and non-living parts.
- Rainforest are located close to this.
- These are thick, broad with drip tips.
- Forest floors receive very little of this.
- Another name for a tropical rainforest.
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- Bring about decay of organic matter.
- The tallest trees in the forest.
- The largest rainforest in the world.
- An example of a physical factor in the environment.
- Vines of climbing plants.
- Organism on or in which a parasite lives.
- Large wide spreading roots.
- Plants that live on other plants for support.
18 Clues: Vines of climbing plants. • Large wide spreading roots. • The tallest trees in the forest. • The term for plants and animals. • Bring about decay of organic matter. • The largest rainforest in the world. • Rainforest are located close to this. • These are thick, broad with drip tips. • A hardwood tree used to make furniture. • Another name for a tropical rainforest. • ...
Plants! Diversity, Structures and Adaptations Puzzle 2025-11-30
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- Found on the bottom of leaves, surrounded by guard cells, and play a role in gas exchange
- The light absorbing pigment inside of chloroplast
- The vessel in a vascular plant that carries water
- Plants need H2O, CO2, and light to complete this necessary process
- ___ plants do not have vessels
- ___ vascular plants include lycophytes and monilophytes
- The process through which nonvascular plants obtain water
- Includes flower and fruit plants, such as monocots and eudicots
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- Carnivorous plants digest small animals due to a lack of this supplement in soil
- The elemental output of plants as a result of photosynthesis
- Includes liverworts, hornworts and mosses
- ___ plants do have vessels
- Includes "naked" seeds or cones, such as ginkgos, cycads, gentophytes, and cornifers
- The food source of all plants
- The vessel in a vascular plant that carries its food source
15 Clues: ___ plants do have vessels • The food source of all plants • ___ plants do not have vessels • Includes liverworts, hornworts and mosses • The light absorbing pigment inside of chloroplast • The vessel in a vascular plant that carries water • ___ vascular plants include lycophytes and monilophytes • The process through which nonvascular plants obtain water • ...
Perform Nursery Operation 2025-09-16
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- – A method of asexual plant propagation
- – Substance added to soil to promote plant health
- – The process of a seed sprouting into a plant
- – Organic material used to enrich soil
- Bank – Storage facility for preserving seeds
- – Weather conditions affecting nursery success
- – Removing unwanted plants from nursery beds
- – Hand tool used for digging and planting
- – Systematic watering method
- – Moving plants from one location to another
- – Chemical used to kill pests
- Testing – Checking pH and nutrients before planting
- – Proper distance between plants for healthy growth
- – Covering soil to retain moisture and suppress weeds
- Control – Managing insects and diseases
- – Acclimating plants to outdoor conditions
- – Ideal soil type for most nursery plants
- – Structure for controlled plant growth
- – Identifier attached to plant containers
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- – Removing unwanted plant parts to encourage growth
- Hormone – Substance that promotes root development
- – Soil additive for aeration and drainage
- – Type of farming without synthetic chemicals
- – Fine spray used for delicate seedlings
- – Moisture level in the air affecting plant growth
- – Regular checking of plant health
- – Person who manages nursery operations
- – Cleaning tools to prevent disease spread
- – Reproducing plants through seeds or cuttings
- – Placing seedlings into containers for growth
- – Tagging plants for identification
- – Essential daily task to maintain plant hydration
- – Natural energy source for photosynthesis
- – Tool for moving soil or compost
- – Protection from direct sunlight for sensitive plants
- – Animal waste used as fertilizer
- – Prevents waterlogging in containers or beds
- Tray – Container used for sowing seeds
- – A young plant grown from a seed
- Bed – Prepared area for growing young plants
40 Clues: – Systematic watering method • – Chemical used to kill pests • – Tool for moving soil or compost • – Animal waste used as fertilizer • – A young plant grown from a seed • – Regular checking of plant health • – Tagging plants for identification • – Organic material used to enrich soil • Tray – Container used for sowing seeds • – A method of asexual plant propagation • ...
Reproduction In Flowering Plants 2021-02-22
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- What is the most common pollinator?
- What is the male part of the plant that is located on top of the filament?
- What is the Male reproductive structure of flower in plants?
- What are the plants that produce cones
- What does the ovary change into after fertilization?
- What is the reproductive part of a plant?
- What is an animal that helps bring fertilization?
- What does Anther contain?
- What is the part in flower that catches pollen?
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- What is the part of plants that is located under the petal?
- What is the sprouting of a plant from a seed?
- What is the part of flower that has varied colour.
- What is the process of joining an egg cell and sperm cell in plant?
- What contains the female egg cells?
- What is a long-stalk like part of a plant that supports the stigma.
- What produces the female egg cells?
- How does flowering plants reproduce?
- What is another term for flowering plants?
- How many parents are needed for sexual reproduction in plants?
- How many parents are needed for asexual reproduction in plants?
20 Clues: What does Anther contain? • What is the most common pollinator? • What contains the female egg cells? • What produces the female egg cells? • How does flowering plants reproduce? • What are the plants that produce cones • What is the reproductive part of a plant? • What is another term for flowering plants? • What is the sprouting of a plant from a seed? • ...
Revision on living things and living systems 2021-09-20
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- Plants have _______________ to trap sunlight to make food.
- Plants which produce flowers are called _____________ plants.
- The leaf has ________________, which are tiny openings that help the plant take in and give out air.
- Both _____________ and bacteria do not make their own food
- The young of living things can ________________ into adults.
- There is a great _____________ of things around us.
- Bacteria can only be seen clearly under a __________________.
- Mosquitoes have three body parts, three pairs of legs and a pair of ___________________.
- Non-flowering plants reproduce by __________________.
- Plants which do not produce flowers are called ________________ plants.
- The ____________ anchor the plant firmly to the ground.
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- Parrot and ostrich are examples of birds. They are covered with ______________.
- Frog and salamander are examples of ___________________.
- _____________________ are very small living things that cannot be seen with our naked eyes.
- The roots absorb ____________ and mineral salts.
- The ___________ supports the plant so that the plant can remain upright to get more sunlight to make food.
- Living things can _______________ to changes around them.
- Ants and butterfly are examples of ____________________.
- Animals _________________ so that they will not become extinct and will continue to exist.
- Flowering plants reproduce by ________________.
20 Clues: Flowering plants reproduce by ________________. • The roots absorb ____________ and mineral salts. • There is a great _____________ of things around us. • Non-flowering plants reproduce by __________________. • The ____________ anchor the plant firmly to the ground. • Frog and salamander are examples of ___________________. • ...
Biology 2025-03-25
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- - strongest and biggest bone in our body
- - the study of living things
- - state of being dependent to drugs or alcohol
- - organisms that eat both plants and meat
- - nutrients also known as fats and oils
- - main source of our energy
- - process of plants making food
- - drug found in beer
- - tubes inside a plant for water movement
- - a natural place where animals and plants live
- - organisms that only eat meat
- - gas that plants produce
- - small green organisms that live on water considered as plants
- - a fat person
- - the body of a tree
- - the bone in our head
- - the organ that pumps our blood
- - the fastest land animal
- - organisms that eat smaller organisms
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- - an animal that eats smaller animal
- - drug found in cigarette
- - animal that has white and black stripes
- - the green pigment in a plant
- - parts of a plant that absorbs water
- - an animal that is eaten by a bigger animal
- - organisms that only eat plants
- - tiny holes of a leaf
- - a very hot and dry place
- - organisms that can make their own food (plants)
- - the name of our planet
30 Clues: - a fat person • - drug found in beer • - the body of a tree • - tiny holes of a leaf • - the bone in our head • - the name of our planet • - drug found in cigarette • - gas that plants produce • - the fastest land animal • - a very hot and dry place • - main source of our energy • - the study of living things • - the green pigment in a plant • - organisms that only eat meat • ...
plant classification and anatomy 2021-12-15
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- plants, also known as Tracheophyta, form a large group of plants that are defined as land plants with lignified tissues for conducting water and minerals throughout the plant.
- are a polyphyletic group of non-motile organisms traditionally described as "thalloid plants", "relatively simple plants" or "lower plants".
- is a subclass of Equisetopsida in the sense used by Mark W. Chase and James L. Reveal in their 2009 article "A phylogenetic classification of the land plants to accompany APG III."
- Is a taxon of green algae informally called chlorophytes.
- are a major group of eukaryotes, comprising the photoautotrophic red algae, green algae, land plants, and the minor group glaucophytes.
- is a clade within the Phragmoplastophyta, a larger clade that also includes several groups of green algae including the Charophyceae and Coleochaetales.
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- are small, non-vascular flowerless plants in the taxonomic division Bryophyta sensu stricto.
- small division of the plant kingdom consisting of the plants commonly called horsetails and scouring rushes.
- is a clade of plants.
- are a group of cone-bearing seed plants, a subset of gymnosperms.
- are one of the oldest groups of eukaryotic algae.
- is a division of plants, grouped within the gymnosperms, that consists of some 70 species across the three relict genera: Gnetum, Welwitschia, and Ephedra. charophytes is a group of freshwater green algae, sometimes treated as a division, but also as a superdivision, or an unranked clade.
- is a genus of gymnosperms, the sole genus in the family Gnetaceae and order Gnetales.
- are a division of non-vascular land plants commonly referred to as hepatics or liverworts.
- is a member of a group of vascular plants (plants with xylem and phloem) that reproduce via spores and have neither seeds nor flowers.
15 Clues: is a clade of plants. • are one of the oldest groups of eukaryotic algae. • Is a taxon of green algae informally called chlorophytes. • are a group of cone-bearing seed plants, a subset of gymnosperms. • is a genus of gymnosperms, the sole genus in the family Gnetaceae and order Gnetales. • ...
Plant Classification terms 2024-04-12
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- plants with one seed leaf.
- Vascular non-flowering plant.
- Flowering plants are plants that bear flowers and fruits
- Plants that live a long time.
- 4th Highest taxonomic level in classification.
- Classifying all organisms
- highest taxonomic level in classification.
- Categorizes plants or animals of similar habit.
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- How organisms are named.
- Plants that live 2 years.
- 5th Highest taxonomic level in classification.
- 3rd Highest taxonomic level in Classification.
- This is the study of the classification and naming of living organisms
- Plants that live one year.
- 2nd Highest taxonomic level in Classification.
15 Clues: How organisms are named. • Plants that live 2 years. • Classifying all organisms • plants with one seed leaf. • Plants that live one year. • Vascular non-flowering plant. • Plants that live a long time. • highest taxonomic level in classification. • 5th Highest taxonomic level in classification. • 3rd Highest taxonomic level in Classification. • ...
Food Web 2012-10-09
Across
- Common producer;has big leafy branches
- Common decomposer
- Eats producers
- Consumer;eats mostly meat
- Plants process of making food for itself
- Consumer;eats both plants and other animals
- Also known as producers
- One of the most common producers;in your yard
Down
- Breaks down consumer into energy for new plants
- Start of food web
- Gives energy to plants
- Many connected food chains
- Consumer;eats mostly plants
- Mammals;consumers
- Passed through the food chain
15 Clues: Eats producers • Start of food web • Common decomposer • Mammals;consumers • Gives energy to plants • Also known as producers • Consumer;eats mostly meat • Many connected food chains • Consumer;eats mostly plants • Passed through the food chain • Common producer;has big leafy branches • Plants process of making food for itself • Consumer;eats both plants and other animals • ...
Plant Kingdom Vocab 2024-05-14
Across
- 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
Down
- 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 • ...
TRF Crossword 2025-03-24
Across
- Decayed plant material in rainforest soil.
- Growing one crop over a large area.
- Layer of smaller plants beneath the canopy.
- Regrown rainforest after human disturbance.
- Too much livestock eating plants, damaging land.
- How plants and animals adjust to survive in the rainforest.
- Planting trees where none existed before.
- Cutting down all trees in an area.
- Clearing land by cutting and burning trees.
- Dense upper layer of trees in a rainforest.
- Woody vines climbing trees to reach sunlight.
- Cancelling debts to encourage rainforest protection.
- Plants growing on other plants in the canopy.
- Growing trees and crops together on the same land.
- The variety of plant and animal life in a habitat.
- Using resources without harming the future.
Down
- Untouched natural rainforest.
- Protecting natural environments like rainforests.
- Movement of nutrients in soil, plants, and animals.
- Only cutting selected trees, not all.
- Cutting down trees on a large scale.
- Tourism supporting conservation of rainforests.
- The dark, lowest layer of the rainforest.
- Plants making food using sunlight, CO₂, and water.
- Tallest trees rising above the canopy.
- Forests absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
- Wide roots at the base of tall rainforest trees.
- Plants releasing water vapor through their leaves.
- Cutting trees for timber in rainforests.
- Overuse of farmland, leading to poor soil.
30 Clues: Untouched natural rainforest. • Cutting down all trees in an area. • Growing one crop over a large area. • Cutting down trees on a large scale. • Only cutting selected trees, not all. • Tallest trees rising above the canopy. • Cutting trees for timber in rainforests. • The dark, lowest layer of the rainforest. • Planting trees where none existed before. • ...
