plants Crossword Puzzles
Taxonomy Crossword 2024-03-05
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- A ______ tree would be an example of a gymnosperm
- Vascular plants have true
- Seedless and Seed plants are both
- Angiosperm including flowers can also produces what
- Mammalia and aves are both what?
- Plants cell walls are made of what?
- Seedless plants reproduce with what
- Classified by shape
- I am a vascular plant that reproduces with seeds
- Besides eggs what other watertight thing do Reptilia have?
- What protist is known as the fungi like protists
- Eukaryotes have a
- Animals can be what at some life stage
- What are Aves remains of?
- Archaea and bacteria are both what size?
- I have no nucleus and like harsh conditions
- Protists use what to be motile
- What are known as animal like protists
- I am multicellular, heterotrophic, and motile. What am I?
- Non-vascular plants use what instead of roots
- Most fish are apart of what classes of Chordata
- Mammalia always produce what substance for their offspring?
- Aves produce offspring with what?
- Reptilia eggs are what?
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- Protozoa and Slime molds are both what?
- Vascular plants use this to carry sugars from the leaves to other parts of the plants
- Agnatha have skeletons made of what
- From the kingdom of eukaryote, can be single or multicellular, non-motile. What am I?
- An agnatha does not have a
- Most protist need what type of environment to live
- Slime molds ______ nutrients like fungi
- Eukaryotes can be single or
- Amphibia are _______ meaning they warm themselves through their environment
- Seed plants reproduce with
- Algae make food through what?
- Flowering plant
- Bacteria produces
- Algae are ______ like protists
- Plants make food using the sun meaning they are
- Plants that do not have true roots or leaves.
- Where do amphibia spend their life in
- Chondrichthyes are mostly what animal
- Uses cones to spread seeds
- Osteichthyes skeletons are made mostly out of what?
- Fungi have cell walls made of what?
- Have jaws but skeletons are made of cartilage
46 Clues: Flowering plant • Bacteria produces • Eukaryotes have a • Classified by shape • Reptilia eggs are what? • Vascular plants have true • What are Aves remains of? • An agnatha does not have a • Seed plants reproduce with • Uses cones to spread seeds • Eukaryotes can be single or • Algae make food through what? • Algae are ______ like protists • Protists use what to be motile • ...
Plants and their types 2025-06-05
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- a type of flowering plant that pandas eat
- plants bear fruits and flowers
- plants do not bear fruits and flowers
- plants with non-woody and juicy stems (e.g. balsam, sunflower)
- a type of flowering plant in the desert and have thick and swollen stems to store water
- a type of roots; clasp the support to help the plant grow around the support (e.g. fig, ivy, pepper)
- a type of roots; grow upwards from the ground level to take in air (mangrove)
- when only 1 leaf grows from a single leaf stalk
- plants with weak, non woody stems that creep on the found (e.g. carpet grass, sweet potato, pumpkin)
- a type of roots; thin so that they have a larger surface area to absorb water (e.g. grass, maize)
- plants can also grow in _________ (pond, river, sea)
- a type of roots; grow from branches and hang in the air. then grow downwards and penetrate the soil. the roots also give additional support to the plant (e.g. banyan, sugarcane)
- part of plants; support the plant (woody/non woody/trunks)
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- non flowering plant; reproduce by seeds that are prouced in cones
- plants can also grow on _________ (field, garden, forest)
- non-flowering plant; have large leaves and spores can be found underside of their leaves
- part of plants; absorb water and mineral salt
- a type of roots; swollen as food is stored inside them (e.g. carrot, sweet potato, tapioca)
- non flowering plant; have chlorophyll but do not have roots, stems, leaves. usually found in the sea. example: seaweed
- plants with weak, non woody stems that climb up a support (e.g. morning glory, money plant, pepper, blue pea)
- a type of roots; have 1 main root and many branches. can grow deep into the ground in search of water (e.g. burdock, danelions)
- part of plants; purpose: to make food
- small plants with hard woody stems. their branches grow close to the ground. no main stem for this plant (e.g. rose, hibiscus)
- non flowering plant; reproduce by tiny spores and live in damp, shady areas
- when many leaves grow from a single leaf stalk
- a type of stem
26 Clues: a type of stem • plants bear fruits and flowers • plants do not bear fruits and flowers • part of plants; purpose: to make food • a type of flowering plant that pandas eat • part of plants; absorb water and mineral salt • when many leaves grow from a single leaf stalk • when only 1 leaf grows from a single leaf stalk • plants can also grow in _________ (pond, river, sea) • ...
Plant Terms 2023-10-03
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- humans use the animal and animalproducts that feed on plants and plant products
- means “naked seed” in Greek
- the plant or plant products are used byhumans
- plants that complete their life cycle in one year
- the process of plants using stored energy
- seeds have two cotyledons therefore the seedlings have twoseed leaves
- two-name system
- the movement and loss of water through evaporation
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- plants that complete their life cycle in two growing seasons
- an embryonic leaf which become the seed leaf
- plants that have soft stems that are killed by frost
- plants that produce for more than two years or growing seasons
- the chemical process converting sunlight into energy and food for the plant
- seeds have one cotyledon therefore the seedlings have oneseed leaf
- in Greek means “covered seed” or “enclosed seed”
- plants with hardy stems that can survive winter frost
16 Clues: two-name system • means “naked seed” in Greek • the process of plants using stored energy • an embryonic leaf which become the seed leaf • the plant or plant products are used byhumans • in Greek means “covered seed” or “enclosed seed” • plants that complete their life cycle in one year • the movement and loss of water through evaporation • ...
Ecology 2 2022-03-30
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- clusters of sporangia
- two cells that form a stoma
- a plant that completes its life
- plants with vascular tissue
- fern spore structures
- water-carrying tissue
- plant structure that contains an embryo
- compact cluster of spore-bearing
- outer covering on a plants
- contains male and female structures
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- plants with no transport tissue
- specialized transport tissue
- liverwarts are classified as this
- plant's life span is two years
- opening in the outer cell layer
- structures that store food
- plants live for several years
- plant that lives on another object
- thick underground stem
19 Clues: clusters of sporangia • fern spore structures • water-carrying tissue • thick underground stem • structures that store food • outer covering on a plants • two cells that form a stoma • plants with vascular tissue • specialized transport tissue • plants live for several years • plant's life span is two years • plants with no transport tissue • opening in the outer cell layer • ...
Transport Mechanism 2023-04-02
20 Clues: fungi • plants • active • passive • eccrine • osmosis • isotonic • apocrine • hypotonic • diffusion • cellulose • exocytosis • celleating • plasmolysis • endocytosis • homeostasis • pinocytosis • cellmembrane • celldrinking • pahagocytosis
Ms. Emma's Garden 2024-01-24
12 Clues: for digging soil • absorbs nutrients • helps plants grow • for watering plants • cause harm to plants • for containing plants • competition of plants • for hand tilling soil • for cutting and pruning • material where you grow plants • part that captures sun's energy • aesthetic part of plants; for plant reproduction
Living Things Crossword 2013-05-05
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- Cell part that controls all the cell activities
- A living thing
- Getting rid of wastes
- membrane Controls what enters and exits a cell
- Growing point of a plant
- Gives a plant cell shape and structure
- When water is lost through a plant's leaves
- Mushrooms belong to this kingdom
- The stain used when viewing animal cells under a microscope
- Process that plants use to get water
- Name of the food plants make.
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- Small plastic square placed on samples being viewed with a microscope
- Part of a plant cell that makes food
- The vessel that carries water in a plant
- Gas plants take in
- Process plants use to make their food
- The vessel that carries food in a plant
- Where plants take in water
- The M in MRS C GREN
- All living things are made of these
20 Clues: A living thing • Gas plants take in • The M in MRS C GREN • Getting rid of wastes • Growing point of a plant • Where plants take in water • Name of the food plants make. • Mushrooms belong to this kingdom • All living things are made of these • Part of a plant cell that makes food • Process that plants use to get water • Process plants use to make their food • ...
Plant classification 2020-02-19
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- completes life cycle in one season
- two cotyledon, netted leaf veins, and 4-5 petals and
- plants that do not have a xylem and phloem
- cone bearing tree
- produced by non-vascular plants for reproduction
- monocots leaf veins
- angiosperm whose seeds have one cotyledon, petals in multiples of 3, scattered vascular bundles within the stem, fibrous roots and veins parallel
- tubes that transfer water and minerals throughout a plant
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- seedless and vascular
- angiosperms produce seeds in this
- plants that have tissues that deliver needed material throughout the plant
- completes life cycle in two years
- cone bearing, vascular plant that produce naked seeds
- flowering, vascular plants that produce seeds in flowers or fruit
- organism that can produce its own food
- tiny plant in the seed
- dicots leaf veins
- Tubes that transport sugar molecules throughout a plant
- produced by most vascular plants for reproduction
- bryophytes and non-vascular
20 Clues: dicots leaf veins • cone bearing tree • monocots leaf veins • seedless and vascular • tiny plant in the seed • bryophytes and non-vascular • angiosperms produce seeds in this • completes life cycle in two years • completes life cycle in one season • organism that can produce its own food • plants that do not have a xylem and phloem • ...
food chain 2021-02-15
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- eat plants
- eat the waste in the land
- eat meat
- eat the waste as a plant
- carnivore in sea
- eats the consumer's remains
- eat the descomposion
- carnivore in the air
- eat the waste in the water
- herbivore in australia
- carnivore in the jungle
- eat the waste in the air
- help a make the pants
- omnivore in the plains
- help to create plants
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- eat meat and plants
- omnivore in the Forest
- omnivore in the farm
- omnivore in all places
- herbivore in the farm
- carnivore in fresh water
- omnivore in all places and the houses
- herbivore in the plains
- herbivore in the sabana
- eat the herbivore
- hervibore in the mountains
- He gives the food to the first consumer
- carnivore in the sabana
- help to grow the plants
29 Clues: eat meat • eat plants • carnivore in sea • eat the herbivore • eat meat and plants • omnivore in the farm • eat the descomposion • carnivore in the air • herbivore in the farm • help a make the pants • help to create plants • omnivore in the Forest • omnivore in all places • herbivore in australia • omnivore in the plains • herbivore in the plains • herbivore in the sabana • carnivore in the jungle • ...
Kelas 9.2 2021-02-15
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- omnivore in all places
- carnivore in the sabana
- eat plants
- eat the waste as a plant
- eat the waste in the water
- eat the descomposion
- eats the consumer's remains
- help a make the pants
- eat meat and plants
- carnivore in fresh water
- omnivore in the plains
- eat the waste in the air
- herbivore in australia
- He gives the food to the first consumer
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- help to grow the plants
- herbivore in the sabana
- carnivore in sea
- eat the herbivore
- omnivore in the Forest
- herbivore in the plains
- hervibore in the mountains
- help to create plants
- eat the waste in the land
- eat meat
- omnivore in all places and the houses
- herbivore in the farm
- carnivore in the jungle
- carnivore in the air
- omnivore in the farm
29 Clues: eat meat • eat plants • carnivore in sea • eat the herbivore • eat meat and plants • eat the descomposion • carnivore in the air • omnivore in the farm • help to create plants • help a make the pants • herbivore in the farm • omnivore in the Forest • omnivore in all places • omnivore in the plains • herbivore in australia • help to grow the plants • herbivore in the sabana • herbivore in the plains • ...
Photosynthesis 2025-12-04
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- a plant that stays closed during the day
- organisms that carry out photosynthesis
- tiny openings that moves carbon dioxide in and oxygen out
- disc shaped parts inside chloroplast
- the part of photosynthesis that needs sunlight
- a plant that has 3 carbon molecules
- green pigments in a plant that help absorb sunlight
- where the light reactions occur
- the part where the plants uses energy to make sugars
- a plant that has 4 carbon molecules
- plants use this for photosynthesis
- where the calvin cycle occurs
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- a gas that plants take in during photosynthesis
- how we measure wavelengths
- colors that absorb light
- plants make ATP when they absorb sunlight
- plants use this to power photosynthesis
- the colors of light
- what's needed to make the light reactions
- a sugar that plants make during photosynthesis
- where photosynthesis happens
- a gas that is released during photosynthesis
22 Clues: the colors of light • colors that absorb light • how we measure wavelengths • where photosynthesis happens • where the calvin cycle occurs • where the light reactions occur • plants use this for photosynthesis • a plant that has 3 carbon molecules • a plant that has 4 carbon molecules • disc shaped parts inside chloroplast • organisms that carry out photosynthesis • ...
CLASS 5 PLANTS AND ANIMALS 2021-04-27
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- BREATHING ORGAN OF FROG
- GREEN SUBSTANCE IN LEAVES
- ANIMALS LIVING ON LAND
- FISH TO MOVE
- THINGS OR EVENTS THAT GET SPECIFIC REACTIONS FROM LIVING THINGS.
- DOLPHINS BREATHE THROUGH
- TINY PORES ON LEAVES
- PLANTS THAT LIVE FOR TWO YEARS
- PLANTS
- FOOD PREPARED BY LEAVES
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- JET PROPULSION
- FISH
- PLANTS WITH LIFESPAN OF ONE YEAR
- ANIMALS
- INSECTS BREATHE THROUGH
- TOMATO REPRODUSES THROUGH
- PLANTS THAT LIVE FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS
- THE SPECIFIC PERIOD OF TIME FOR WHICH A LIVING THING LIVES
18 Clues: FISH • PLANTS • ANIMALS • FISH TO MOVE • JET PROPULSION • TINY PORES ON LEAVES • ANIMALS LIVING ON LAND • BREATHING ORGAN OF FROG • INSECTS BREATHE THROUGH • FOOD PREPARED BY LEAVES • DOLPHINS BREATHE THROUGH • GREEN SUBSTANCE IN LEAVES • TOMATO REPRODUSES THROUGH • PLANTS THAT LIVE FOR TWO YEARS • PLANTS WITH LIFESPAN OF ONE YEAR • PLANTS THAT LIVE FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS • ...
Life Science Review 2022-11-14
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- Convert food to energy (in mitochondria)
- Produce food and oxygen in plants (in chloroplasts)
- Transports water and minerals up from roots
- pores that allow gases to enter and exit leaves.
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- seeding plants that produce flowers and fruits
- complex sugar that provides structure in plants
- Produces new bark and wood cells
- cells allow stomata to open and close to the environment
- type of plants that do not have tube-like (or vein-like) structures.
- Waxy covering on leaves
- Distributes food and water throughout plants (up and down)
- root-like structure in nonvascular plants
- seeding plants whose seeds are NOT protected by fruit
- type of plants with tube-like (or vein-like) structures that transfer water, food, and nutrients
14 Clues: Waxy covering on leaves • Produces new bark and wood cells • Convert food to energy (in mitochondria) • root-like structure in nonvascular plants • Transports water and minerals up from roots • seeding plants that produce flowers and fruits • complex sugar that provides structure in plants • pores that allow gases to enter and exit leaves. • ...
BODY PARTS & PLANTS 2024-05-26
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- Bird often found near the sea
- Tool used for driving nails
- Medical test involving the removal of tissue for examination
- Trimming mechanism for sides of a lawn
- Place offering lodging for travelers
- Tissue in body that contracts to produce movement
- Large tooth at the back of the mouth
- Firearm used for shooting
- Circulating in veins
- Sun color
- Fastener used in clothing and bags
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- Fragrant Blossoms
- Woody leafy plants smaller than trees
- Large bird with a distinctive throat pouch
- Assassinated in 1963
- Large gun used in warfare
- Guided weapon designed to be launched
- Part of the skeleton
18 Clues: Sun color • Fragrant Blossoms • Assassinated in 1963 • Circulating in veins • Part of the skeleton • Large gun used in warfare • Firearm used for shooting • Tool used for driving nails • Bird often found near the sea • Fastener used in clothing and bags • Place offering lodging for travelers • Large tooth at the back of the mouth • Woody leafy plants smaller than trees • ...
Nutrion in plants 2023-05-29
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- example of natural fertilizers.
- the mode of nutrition in which an organism makes its own food is called ___________
- nutrition
- The process by which an organism takes in food and its digestion, absorption, and utilization of the body
- Meaning of hetero
- Water and minerals absorbed by the roots of plants from the soil through the process of _____________
- root Examples of saprophytic nutrition
- Auto meaning
- whose leaf can perform photosynthesis but has a green pigment
- what is the name of the lesson we learned in biology
- examples of 2 insectivorous plants
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- is the process by which green plants make their own food
- The mode of nutrition in which the non-green plants obtain their nutrients from dead and decaying organic matter of plants and animals is called ____________________ nutrition
- ___________ is a green pigment present in the leaves
- Who gave the term photosynthesis
- Example of symbiosis relationship
- is the mode of nutrition in which an organism can't make food using simple materials found in the environment
- the stomata is surrounded by 2 cells called_____________-
18 Clues: nutrition • Auto meaning • Meaning of hetero • example of natural fertilizers. • Who gave the term photosynthesis • Example of symbiosis relationship • examples of 2 insectivorous plants • root Examples of saprophytic nutrition • ___________ is a green pigment present in the leaves • what is the name of the lesson we learned in biology • ...
Roman Medical Era Cross Word 2021-10-19
20 Clues: clean • baths • herbs • poppy • spices • plants • hygiene • systems • details • research • medicine • community • knowledge • aqueducts • cleanwater • sanitation • influencers • publichealth • observations • sewagesystems
Nursery Production 2021-01-04
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- Greenhouse with no supplemental heat
- Making several plants from one
- Plants grown for producing cuttings
- What most greenhouses are made of
- Temperature controlled building to grow plants
- Part of plant that has been cut off to propagate
- Another name for tissue culture
- Woven black cloth that blocks the sun
- Most modern greenhouse shape
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- Operations that propagate plants to sell
- Scientific name for Japanese Holly
- Substance that plants are grown in
- Cutting a plant into sections
- Plants grown in large amounts
14 Clues: Most modern greenhouse shape • Cutting a plant into sections • Plants grown in large amounts • Making several plants from one • Another name for tissue culture • What most greenhouses are made of • Scientific name for Japanese Holly • Substance that plants are grown in • Plants grown for producing cuttings • Greenhouse with no supplemental heat • ...
photosynthesis 2020-10-20
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- For plants to grow
- What we breath in?
- The only variable that you change
- Transports water through out the plants
- Invisible to the eye light
- Are tiny openings and pores in a plant
- Transports sugars through out the plants
- The variable that you are investigating
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- What do plants breath in?
- how hot/cold is it
- Helps the plants grow
- Water+carbon dioxide=oxygen + water
- What organisms uses photosynthesis
- The light source needed for photosynthesis
14 Clues: how hot/cold is it • For plants to grow • What we breath in? • Helps the plants grow • What do plants breath in? • Invisible to the eye light • The only variable that you change • What organisms uses photosynthesis • Water+carbon dioxide=oxygen + water • Are tiny openings and pores in a plant • Transports water through out the plants • The variable that you are investigating • ...
Photosynthesis and Food Webs 2025-01-15
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- The specific type of sugar a plant produces in photosynthesis
- The organelle in plants where photosynthesis occurs
- The energy source plants use to rearrange molecules to make their food.
- A harsh and destructive natural phenomena in forests that activates the seeds of many plants.
- A set of tube-shaped cells throughout a plant that help distribute sugar
- Cells in the leaf that work as a pair to create an opening for gases to move in or out
- Although useful for storing water and supplying small amount of micronutrients, it's not used in photosynthesis
- A liquid material plants need to acquire to make their own food.
- A set of tube-shaped cells in the stem of a plant that help conduct water upwards into the leaves
- The primary location of photosynthesis on a plant
- Included in food chains and webs to show the direction of energy and matter transfer.
- A measure of energy in a food source
- The color of the chlorophyll pigment in plant cells
- A map of all feeding connections in an ecosystem
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- A gas produced by plants in the process of photosynthesis
- Carbon __________ is a gas plants use to make their food.
- A linear map of feeding connections
- A pigment used by plants to absorb sunlight energy
- A molecule needed by living things, used to make their cell membrane
- A tasty material produced by plants to encourage animals to distribute their seeds.
- The structure plants have below ground that help with water and nutrient absorption from the soil
- The food a plant produces for itself and uses for growth and energy.
- A hole that opens and closes in a leaf to allow gases in and out
- Word meaning "third," used to describe consumers in a food chain.
- A reproductive structure some plants have, which in many cases, can turn into fruit.
- A package containing DNA for a new plant combined with nutrients to help it begin growing
26 Clues: A linear map of feeding connections • A measure of energy in a food source • A map of all feeding connections in an ecosystem • The primary location of photosynthesis on a plant • A pigment used by plants to absorb sunlight energy • The organelle in plants where photosynthesis occurs • The color of the chlorophyll pigment in plant cells • ...
classic 2025-03-13
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- – What part of a plant produces seeds and often has colorful petals?
- – What is the process of supplying water to crops using artificial means?
- - What part of a plant absorbs water and nutrients from the soil?
- - What type of tree is known for its white bark?
- – What natural energy source do plants use for photosynthesis?
- - What is the process of growing crops and raising animals?
- - What is the presence of water in the air or soil?
- - What is an open area of land used for agriculture?
- – What is the small, hard seed of cereals like wheat, rice, and corn?
- - What is a small animal that often has six legs and wings?
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- - What do plants produce to reproduce and grow new plants?
- - What is the general term for living vegetation, including flowers and trees?
- - What is the ability of soil to support plant growth?
- – What is the presence of heat that helps plants grow?
- – What is a part of a tree that grows from the trunk and has leaves?
- – What type of agriculture depends only on natural rainfall, without artificial watering?
- - What is a common green plant that covers lawns and fields?
- - What is the top layer of the earth where plants grow?
- - What small creatures live in the soil and help improve its quality?
- - What are tall, woody plants with branches and leaves?
20 Clues: - What type of tree is known for its white bark? • - What is the presence of water in the air or soil? • - What is an open area of land used for agriculture? • - What is the ability of soil to support plant growth? • – What is the presence of heat that helps plants grow? • - What is the top layer of the earth where plants grow? • ...
Ecosystem 2025-07-14
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- where plants make food using sunlight in green leaves
- animal that hunts and eats other animals
- that breaks down dead plants and animals (like fungi and bacteria)
- area where a plant or animal lives (its natural home)
- flows through a food chain starting from the sun
- plant that makes its own food using sunlight
- diagram that shows who eats whom in an ecosystem
- large natural area with specific climate, plants, and animals (like desert or rainforest)
- community of living things and their environment
- the different living things in one ecosystem
- living things that can only be seen under a microscope – some help break down dead things
- animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator
- animal that eats both plants and animals (like humans or bears)
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- animal that eats other animals (lion, tiger, eagle)
- study of how living things interact with each other and their environment
- movement of water through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation
- feature that helps a living thing survive in its environment
- animal that eats only plants (like deer or cows)
- animal that eats plants or other animals for energy
- group of the same kind of animals or plants living in an area
20 Clues: animal that hunts and eats other animals • plant that makes its own food using sunlight • the different living things in one ecosystem • animal that is hunted and eaten by a predator • flows through a food chain starting from the sun • animal that eats only plants (like deer or cows) • diagram that shows who eats whom in an ecosystem • ...
gabby 2023-04-17
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- the plant process called ____ that increases plant numbers usually from seeds.
- short day plants require ___ nights to flower.
- translocation is the process by which food and nutrients move within a plant from on plant part to ___.
- when a plant produces flowers, seeds and fruits it is called ___.
- water carries ____ throughout the plant.
- ____ is the response of plants to different amounts of light regarding heir flowering an reproduction cycles.
- ___ either too high or too low will have adverse effects.
- absorption is the process by which plant roots take in: water and ___.
- ___ is a process which also occurs in the stems.
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- the process called respiration through which plant leaves, stems and roots consume ___ and give off carbon dioxide.
- 90% of _____ is made of mostly water.
- stages of plant growth include: juvenile, reproductive, and _____.
- dormant plants rests or grow very ____, if any.
- osmosis is the process by which minerals and water ___ the plant through cell walls.
- __________ formula: C6H12O6+6O2 - 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP ENERGY.
- long day plants require ___ nights to flower.
- the food and manufacturing process called ____ in where green plants that combines carbon dioxide and water in the presence of light to make sugar and oxygen.
- phototropism is the tendency for plants to grow toward a __ source.
- when a plant first starts to grow from a seed is called ___.
- plants are ____ by zones based on the average minimum temperature.
20 Clues: 90% of _____ is made of mostly water. • water carries ____ throughout the plant. • long day plants require ___ nights to flower. • short day plants require ___ nights to flower. • dormant plants rests or grow very ____, if any. • ___ is a process which also occurs in the stems. • ___ either too high or too low will have adverse effects. • ...
Year 8 Biology 2022-09-14
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- This is the vessel that allows water to be transported through the plant.
- The attraction of a substance to itself.
- This plant can survive in the desert with very little water.
- Xylem vessels are referred to as "_____" Cells.
- This is one of the factors required by plants, it talks about how close plants are together.
- This is one of the components of air, plants absorb this.
- This is one of the factors plants need to survive, it shines down on plants.
- This is the name for where the xylem vessels are stored in the plant.
- This is where water is absorbed thourgh a plant.
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- This plant can live underwater, with very little air.
- The force the allows water to be drawn up a plant.
- This is what xylem vessels are made of, its very strong.
- This is one of the plant survival factors, it is all around us.
- This is where plants are often planted, so they can absorb nutrients.
- The attraction of a substance to another
- This is one of the components of air, humans breathe this in.
- This is one of the factors that plants need to survive, it contains lots of minerals that the plant needs.
- This is one of the factors that plants need to survive, every cell in the plant will need this
- This is an organ in the plant responsible for absorbing sunlight.
19 Clues: The attraction of a substance to itself. • The attraction of a substance to another • Xylem vessels are referred to as "_____" Cells. • This is where water is absorbed thourgh a plant. • The force the allows water to be drawn up a plant. • This plant can live underwater, with very little air. • This is what xylem vessels are made of, its very strong. • ...
all about plants 2012-07-04
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- It enters the plant through tiny holes underside the leaves
- This plant usually found in the desert
- It will anchor the plant firmly in th eground
- Plants need this to make food
- It is a tiny plant which grow on the surface of water
- This fruit has many seeds
- It contains nutrients or "food" that plant need to grow healthily
- It will develop into fruits
- The roots will take this from the soil to the leaves for making their food
- It is important to support the plant and hold the plant upright
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- They eat papaya fruits and spread the seeds from their droppings
- This tree grows well in sandy soil
- This fruit has only one seed
- This fruit has a few seeds
- It is made by the leaves and delivered to all plant parts by the stem
- It likes to grow on rotting log
- They are "food factories" of the plant
- It contains seeds
18 Clues: It contains seeds • This fruit has many seeds • This fruit has a few seeds • It will develop into fruits • This fruit has only one seed • Plants need this to make food • It likes to grow on rotting log • This tree grows well in sandy soil • This plant usually found in the desert • They are "food factories" of the plant • It will anchor the plant firmly in th eground • ...
Carnivorous Plants Vocab 2023-10-14
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- Become adjusted to new conditions
- A person or animal/insect's death.
- An area of wet muddy ground that is too soft to support a heavy body
- To break down food into nutrients and substances that can be used by the body.
- A thick, jelly-like substance.
- An animal that is hunted and killed by another for food
- An action done without thinking, triggered by a certain event.
- (for plants,)capturing and digesting animals for food.
- Grow or develop well
- To cover someone or something entirely with.
Down
- To be moving at a high speed.
- To feel tired/to use up all energy
- (of land) too poor to produce much or any vegetation
- The process of concentrating on and becoming expert in a particular subject or skill
- A plant with a deep jug-shaped pouch that contains fluid into which insects are attracted and drowned
- A sugary fluid secreted within flowers to encourage pollination by insects and other animals
- A substance that helps plants break things/food down
- To entice someone/something to do a certain action.
18 Clues: Grow or develop well • To be moving at a high speed. • A thick, jelly-like substance. • Become adjusted to new conditions • A person or animal/insect's death. • To feel tired/to use up all energy • To cover someone or something entirely with. • To entice someone/something to do a certain action. • (of land) too poor to produce much or any vegetation • ...
transport in plants 2021-09-06
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- what stops cohesion tension meaning transpiration stops
- what theory states that water is adhesive to other polar molecules and itself so pulls itself along when moving to the cells after the water vapour has moved out of the leaf (WP conc gradient)- it also pulls the xylem cells but the lignin stops it from closing, gravity also pulls the water down creating tension
- the movement of water through the cell walls, cohesion tension theory, transpiration pulls it through, capillary action- sucks water against gravity through tiny tubes (dead pathway)
- what kind of energy heats the water around the plant cells (moved from the xylem) meaning it becomes water vapour and moves out of the plant due to a lower WP outside of the plant
- what kind of cell takes over the unspecialised functions of the phloem- active transport moving sucrose and water to the phloem, explain
- an increase of this can affect transpiration as well as an increase in wind a decrease in humidity enzymes and glucose
- what requires active transport to cross the roots membrane
Down
- what kind of tracers provide evidence for transpiration explain
- the movement of water through the cells via plasmodesmata, relies on the cytoplasm, living pathway, relies on osmosis
- the movement of sucrose and water through the phloem
- the movement of water through the xylem
- the movement of water from the soil trough the roots
- what about trees provides evidence about water travelling through the xylem explain
- what can be done with root pressure and cohesion tension theory(list them)
- what travels from source (near leaves)to sink (where its needed)
- a tube made of dead cells reinforced with lignin(stretchy and flexible
- what process is water moved through the root hair by
- what kind of experiment provides evidence for transpiration explain
18 Clues: the movement of water through the xylem • the movement of water from the soil trough the roots • what process is water moved through the root hair by • the movement of sucrose and water through the phloem • what stops cohesion tension meaning transpiration stops • what requires active transport to cross the roots membrane • ...
Plant Propagation 2015-01-26
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- the entire plant before germination
- plant container which usually holds 6 to 12 plants and is sold as a unit
- a section of stem or root used for propagation of plants
- a plant which grows, flowers, produces seed, and dies in one year
- young plants that have been germinated several days
- a plant having only one cotyledon, or seed leaf
- to increase in number, to reproduce
- a plant having two cotyledons, or seed leaves
- a material which is used to start and grow seeds and plants
Down
- the outer covering of the seed
- to move plants from one growing location to another
- to increase in number
- a method of propagation requiring the cutting and dividing of plants
- the food supply for the young developing seedling which is contained in the seed
- to sprout or being to grow
- an offspring of two different varieties of plants
16 Clues: to increase in number • to sprout or being to grow • the outer covering of the seed • the entire plant before germination • to increase in number, to reproduce • a plant having two cotyledons, or seed leaves • a plant having only one cotyledon, or seed leaf • an offspring of two different varieties of plants • to move plants from one growing location to another • ...
NbS Crossword 2025-01-26
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- Animals living in the wild
- Plants that give us oxygen and clean the air
- A gas that trees and plants take out of the air
- Flowing water that moves nutrients and supports life
- Plant-covered roofs that help cool buildings and clean the air
- The process of transferring pollen to help plants grow
- Plants that help keep soil in place and prevent erosion
- A small body of water that helps with water storage and wildlife
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- Earth where plants grow and store carbon
- How plants use sunlight to make food
- Big body of saltwater that help cool the planet
- Plants that help pollinate and create food for insects
- Turning old materials into new products
- Harmful substances that damage the environment
- Insects that help flowers make seeds and fruits
- A protective layer in the sky that helps block harmful rays
16 Clues: Animals living in the wild • How plants use sunlight to make food • Turning old materials into new products • Earth where plants grow and store carbon • Plants that give us oxygen and clean the air • Harmful substances that damage the environment • Big body of saltwater that help cool the planet • A gas that trees and plants take out of the air • ...
Chapter 9: Plant Diversity 2022-11-09
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- Plants that have tube-like structures are called __________.
- The part of a plant cell that converts light energy into chemical energy
- The type of cells plants are made of
- The process through which plants make their own food
- Plants that don't have tube-like structures are called __________.
- Plants are ____________, meaning they are made of many cells.
- A type of vascular tissue that carries water and dissolved nutrients throughout the plant
Down
- An organic compound made of chains of glucose
- The special name scientists give nonvascular seedless plants
- Small opening on the surface layer of leaves
- A leaf of a fern
- A layer of plant tissue that produces new vascular tissue
- Organisms that make their own food
- Vascular tissue that carries dissolved sugars throughout the plant
- A plant with more than two growing seasons
- A waxy protective layer on plants
16 Clues: A leaf of a fern • A waxy protective layer on plants • Organisms that make their own food • The type of cells plants are made of • A plant with more than two growing seasons • Small opening on the surface layer of leaves • An organic compound made of chains of glucose • The process through which plants make their own food • ...
iEx6 - Unit 3 2025-09-02
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- → to work together to do something.
- → the “food” or substances that help plants and animals grow and stay healthy.
- → to move something from one place to another.
- → the way plants use sunlight, water, and air to make food.
- → tiny plants that live in water and make food using sunlight.
- → an animal that eats plants and animals. (Example: a bear)
- → an animal that eats only plants. (Example: a rabbit)
Down
- → living things that eat plants or animals to get energy.
- → a plant that makes its own food using sunlight.
- → the green part in plants that helps them use sunlight to make food.
- → to keep something to use later.
- → a tool that makes very tiny things look big.
- → very important, something you must have.
- → when two or more people (or animals) work together.
- → an animal that eats only other animals. (Example: a lion)
- chain → a line that shows who eats whom in nature.
16 Clues: → to keep something to use later. • → to work together to do something. • → very important, something you must have. • → a tool that makes very tiny things look big. • → to move something from one place to another. • → a plant that makes its own food using sunlight. • chain → a line that shows who eats whom in nature. • ...
Transport Mechanism 2023-04-02
20 Clues: fungi • active • plants • eccrine • passive • osmosis • apocrine • isotonic • cellulose • diffusion • hypotonic • exocytosis • celleating • homeostasis • pinocytosis • endocytosis • plasmolysis • cellmembrane • celldrinking • pahagocytosis
Science Test Review 2016-10-03
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- learned using your five sense
- shows how energy moves through an ecosystem
- the process of how plants make their own food
- breaks down dead plants and animals
- the movement of energy through empty space
- "breathed" in by plants
- "breathed" out by plants as a waste
- the movement of energy from place to place
- has living and nonliving things
- tiny holes in the leaves of a plant
- creates its own food using energy from the sun
Down
- the food made by plants
- the changing of energy to a different form
- is not and never was alive
- an educated guess
- the movement of energy between touching objects
- the source of all energy
- eats other living things
18 Clues: an educated guess • the food made by plants • "breathed" in by plants • the source of all energy • eats other living things • is not and never was alive • learned using your five sense • has living and nonliving things • breaks down dead plants and animals • "breathed" out by plants as a waste • tiny holes in the leaves of a plant • the changing of energy to a different form • ...
Greenhouse Vocabulary Crossword 2025-04-09
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- Refers to the time the plant maintains its health while on display
- differance between the day temp and the night temp
- moving plants from one container to another
- soluble salts are washed away from the growing medium
- Plants that grow from seed in one season before dying
- hanging baskets containing plants propagated by cuttlings
- development of lateral branches that contribute to a bushy appearance
- small plants grown in a small amount of media divided by trays
- percentage of seeds capable of germinating
- Procedures used to prepare plants for a post-production environment
Down
- The practice of fertilizing while irrigating
- Molded plastic containers divided into separate growing compartments
- hanging baskets containing plants propagated from seed
- term for soil or media
- grow to a saleable size
- planting of seeds
- ability of seeds to germinate under optimum conditions
17 Clues: planting of seeds • term for soil or media • grow to a saleable size • percentage of seeds capable of germinating • moving plants from one container to another • The practice of fertilizing while irrigating • differance between the day temp and the night temp • soluble salts are washed away from the growing medium • Plants that grow from seed in one season before dying • ...
Environment 2023-07-23
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- the illegal hunting of animals
- the study of or an interest in the environment and the belief that it must be protected from harmful human activity
- The increasing population of the world
- causing little or no damage to the environment and therefore able to be continued over a long period of time
- something that can decay naturally without causing harm
- the cutting down of trees in an area
- eats a plant-based diet
- the natural environment where an animal or plant lives
- to move from one place to another with the change of season
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- an organism that grows on plants or decaying matter, for example, mushrooms
- the presence of a substance in a place where it does not belong, or at higher levels than normal
- a state of deep sleep that many animals do during the winter months
- eats both plants and meat
- the animals kept on a farm
- the protection of animals, plants, natural areas and natural substances
- the production of meat, vegetables or other foods from plants or animals
- the number and types of plants and animals in a specific area or in the world
- the relationship between plants, other living things, and the environment
- all the people, animals and plants living in an area and the way they affect each other and the environment
- a location outside a large city or town
20 Clues: eats a plant-based diet • eats both plants and meat • the animals kept on a farm • the illegal hunting of animals • the cutting down of trees in an area • The increasing population of the world • a location outside a large city or town • the natural environment where an animal or plant lives • something that can decay naturally without causing harm • ...
Structure and Functions of Animal and Plant Cells 2024-08-29
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- Tissue involved in the storage and transport of necessary materials in plants.
- Slit-like structures that aid in the exchange of gases between plants and the environment.
- Highest level of biological organization.
- Type of [DOWN 12], is voluntary and striated.
- Type of tissue in animals characterized by the presence of ground substances and fibers that support, bind, and protect organs.
- Type of [ACROSS 11], is a more flexible matrix than bone.
- They regulate the opening and closing of [ACROSS 5]. (Two words, no spaces)
- These tissues are involved in the growth and development of plants.
- Transports water and other material upwards from the roots.
- Epidermal outgrowths in plants that reflect excess light and regulate temperature.
Down
- Tree's skin, or dog's sound.
- Type of tissue that contains neurons and glial cells.
- Transports glucose from the leaves to the different parts of the plant.
- Prevents excess water loss in plants.
- Type of animal tissue that forms the inner and outer lining of organs, the covering in surfaces, and the primary glandular tissue of the body.
- Type of [ACROSS 17], involved in the secondary growth of plants.
- Where is the Apical Meristem located? (Two words, no spaces)
- Type of tissue found in animal cells that contract to cause movement.
- Type of [DOWN 12], can be found in the heart.
- Covers the whole body of nonwoody and young woody plants.
20 Clues: Tree's skin, or dog's sound. • Prevents excess water loss in plants. • Highest level of biological organization. • Type of [DOWN 12], is voluntary and striated. • Type of [DOWN 12], can be found in the heart. • Type of tissue that contains neurons and glial cells. • Type of [ACROSS 11], is a more flexible matrix than bone. • ...
Garden Crossword 2025-06-12
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- A new shoot emerging from a seed
- Used to transport soil, plants, or tools
- Distributes water over large areas
- Large scissors for trimming hedges or shrubs
- used to protect skin from the sun
- A common garden tool used for weeding and soil preparation.
- Essential for plant growth and the foundation of a healthy garden
- used to ensure safety in the garden
- Insects essential for pollination
- used for a wide variety of tasks related to plant care, soil preparation, and garden maintenance
- A tool with a flat blade for digging or edging
- Can Portable container for watering plants
- Protect hands while gardening
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- used to promote soil quality
- A small hand tool used for digging
- To trim a plant to encourage growth or shape
- Unwanted plants competing with cultivated plants
- Plants like basil or thyme used for seasoning or medicine
- Gathers leaves, debris, or levels soil
- The primary focus of a garden, providing beauty and produce.
- Rounded blade for digging deeper holes
- used to improve soil health and enhance plant growth by providing nutrients, improving soil structure, and enhancing water retention
- used for destroying insects or other organisms harmful to cultivated plants or to animals
- Provides light necessary for photosynthesis and plant development
- Crucial for plant hydration and overall health
25 Clues: used to promote soil quality • Protect hands while gardening • A new shoot emerging from a seed • used to protect skin from the sun • Insects essential for pollination • A small hand tool used for digging • Distributes water over large areas • used to ensure safety in the garden • Gathers leaves, debris, or levels soil • Rounded blade for digging deeper holes • ...
Farm To School 2016-11-29
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- Where the plants are
- Dig with 'em
- Red and sweet fruit
- Keep the vampires away!
- Rake with 'em
- Fellow plants that drain the nutrients from the soil
- In the radish family
Down
- Natural soil loosener
- What you grow in a garden
- Water your plants with this
- A rabbit's favourite snack
- Red and in the onion family
- A green leaf that is nice to munch on
- the Plants home
- Your class' area to plant
15 Clues: Dig with 'em • Rake with 'em • the Plants home • Red and sweet fruit • Where the plants are • In the radish family • Natural soil loosener • Keep the vampires away! • What you grow in a garden • Your class' area to plant • A rabbit's favourite snack • Water your plants with this • Red and in the onion family • A green leaf that is nice to munch on • ...
Farm To School 2016-11-29
Across
- Where the plants are
- Dig with 'em
- Red and sweet fruit
- Keep the vampires away!
- Rake with 'em
- Fellow plants that drain the nutrients from the soil
- In the radish family
Down
- Natural soil loosener
- What you grow in a garden
- Water your plants with this
- A rabbit's favourite snack
- Red and in the onion family
- A green leaf that is nice to munch on
- the Plants home
- Your class' area to plant
15 Clues: Dig with 'em • Rake with 'em • the Plants home • Red and sweet fruit • Where the plants are • In the radish family • Natural soil loosener • Keep the vampires away! • What you grow in a garden • Your class' area to plant • A rabbit's favourite snack • Water your plants with this • Red and in the onion family • A green leaf that is nice to munch on • ...
Plant Diversity 1 Crossword Activity 2017-06-12
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- the waxy outer coating of a plant
- plant organ where spores are produced
- tissue that transports sugars
- zygote coating for plants in danger of drying out
- tissue that transports water
- flowering plants
- when a plant dries out
- plants that lack a vascular system
Down
- plants that contain a vascular system
- an organelle that helps cell efficiency
- plant organ where gametes are produced
- "naked" plants
- an organelle that holds the cell plate assembly
- ancestors of plants, "green algae"
14 Clues: "naked" plants • flowering plants • when a plant dries out • tissue that transports water • tissue that transports sugars • the waxy outer coating of a plant • ancestors of plants, "green algae" • plants that lack a vascular system • plants that contain a vascular system • plant organ where spores are produced • plant organ where gametes are produced • ...
Petal to the Metal 2025-02-11
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- plants with tubing
- transports that good ol' H2O
- leafy raincoat
- makes plants thirsty
- straw for food
- food packet for a seed
- pine-sol seeds
- "young sprout"
- flower power plants
Down
- green food makers
- makes a plant tough
- flowers that love to network
- all dried out
- makes the pipelines for plants
- flowers that love parallels
- wannabe root systems
16 Clues: all dried out • leafy raincoat • straw for food • pine-sol seeds • "young sprout" • green food makers • plants with tubing • makes a plant tough • flower power plants • makes plants thirsty • wannabe root systems • food packet for a seed • flowers that love parallels • transports that good ol' H2O • flowers that love to network • makes the pipelines for plants
Plants and Animals 2021-03-11
Across
- resting stage where the body changes
- the action or process of fertilizing an egg, female animal, or plant, involving the fusion of male and female
- A feature that has different forms in a population
- to shed hair, skin, or an outer layer periodically
- to change
- Male part of the flower
- Make clear the differences between two or more concepts or items.
- the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates.
Down
- to begin to grow, come into being
- an immature form of an animal that looks very different from the adult
- A leaflike structure that encloses the bud of a flower.
- Female part of the flower
- a transformation or dramatic change
- The transfer of pollen from male reproductive structures to female reproductive structures in plants
- to scatter, spread far and wide
- Passing of traits from parents to offspring (children)
- gets characteristic from parent
- a behavior that is inherited from the parents
18 Clues: to change • Male part of the flower • Female part of the flower • to scatter, spread far and wide • gets characteristic from parent • to begin to grow, come into being • a transformation or dramatic change • resting stage where the body changes • a behavior that is inherited from the parents • A feature that has different forms in a population • ...
Reproduction in Plants 2024-02-02
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- required in germination but not in photosynthesis
- when fruits disperse by exploding
- appears after the root
- produces pollen grains
- plant part that banana and pineapple plants reproduce by
- the first stage in the development of a plant from a seed
- occurs between flowers from separate plants
- develop into seed
Down
- process where a male reproductive cell fuses with a female reproductive cell
- ovary becomes a _______
- the process of plants making their own food
- receives pollen grains
- seeds are ___________ to ensure survival
- holds up the male reproductive organ that produces pollen
- potato is an example of reproduction by ________ stems
- flowers with ______ and large petals are pollinated by insects
- where non-flowering plants reproduce from
- fruits with _______ husks are dispersed by water
18 Clues: develop into seed • receives pollen grains • appears after the root • produces pollen grains • ovary becomes a _______ • when fruits disperse by exploding • seeds are ___________ to ensure survival • where non-flowering plants reproduce from • the process of plants making their own food • occurs between flowers from separate plants • ...
week 11 plants 2024-11-14
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- is black
- has big leaves
- has fuzzies on the top
- looks like a poky mint leaf
- has spikes on the ends of the leaves
- has cone shaped flowers
- leaves come in light and dark colors
- has big cabbage like leaves
- comes in lots of colors
- has two white lines on the grass
- looks similar to a sunflower
- has dandelion like leaves
Down
- looks like raven feathers in the sun
- may have green flowers that point down
- the flowers look very fluffy
- has very thin tall grass
- has leaves that look like bleeding heart
- small pink flowers in clusters
- likes to be in shade with a little bit of sun
- looks like lavender
20 Clues: is black • has big leaves • looks like lavender • has fuzzies on the top • has cone shaped flowers • comes in lots of colors • has very thin tall grass • has dandelion like leaves • looks like a poky mint leaf • has big cabbage like leaves • the flowers look very fluffy • looks similar to a sunflower • small pink flowers in clusters • has two white lines on the grass • ...
Plants and Animals 2024-11-01
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- The largest area of organization
- Contains vascular tissue to transport materials
- An organism made up of multiple cells
- A group of similar cells that perform a specific function
- The scientific study of how organisms are classified
- An example of an invertebrate
- A nonvascular plant, lacks vascular tissue
- The process of grouping things together based on their similarities
- A body structure that is composed of different kinds of tissues that works together
Down
- An organism made up of only one cell
- Lacks vascular tissue for transporting materials
- An organism who regulates body temperature through internally, has hair, and has milk glands to feed it's young
- A Vascular plant, contains a tube to transport materials
- The basic unit of structure and function in living things
- A tiny non-living particle, needs a host to reproduce
- A single celled organisms that lacks a nucleus
- A type of fungi
- Vertebrates must have a ...
18 Clues: A type of fungi • Vertebrates must have a ... • An example of an invertebrate • The largest area of organization • An organism made up of only one cell • An organism made up of multiple cells • A nonvascular plant, lacks vascular tissue • A single celled organisms that lacks a nucleus • Contains vascular tissue to transport materials • ...
Plants and Agriculture 2025-05-28
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- – The green substance in leaves that helps plants capture sunlight for photosynthesis.
- – The part of a plant that holds and protects the seeds.
- – Flat, green parts of a plant that collect sunlight and air to help make food.
- – The process plants use to make their own food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide.
- – The top layer of Earth where plants grow; it holds water and nutrients.
- – The colorful part of a plant that helps it make seeds or fruit.
- – A plant that is grown in large amounts for food, like corn or wheat.
- – Substances in the soil that plants need to grow strong and healthy.
- – A gas in the air that plants use during photosynthesis.
- – When a seed starts to grow into a plant.
- – The part of the plant that holds it upright and carries water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves and flowers.
Down
- – To gather ripe crops from the field.
- – Small parts of a plant that can grow into new plants.
- – When pollen moves from one flower to another so the plant can make seeds.
- – The science of growing plants and raising animals for food and other uses.
- – A material added to soil to help plants grow better.
- – The part of the plant that grows underground. Roots hold the plant in place and soak up water and nutrients from the soil.
- – A special feature that helps a plant survive in its environment.
18 Clues: – To gather ripe crops from the field. • – When a seed starts to grow into a plant. • – A material added to soil to help plants grow better. • – Small parts of a plant that can grow into new plants. • – The part of a plant that holds and protects the seeds. • – A gas in the air that plants use during photosynthesis. • ...
-cult- 2025-11-18
Across
- farming and growing food.
- growing garden plants like fruits, veggies, and flowers.
- growing just one type of crop in a large area.
- people who grow grapes.
- a smaller group with its own style or interests.
- farming fish or water plants.
- a small group with its own way of doing things.
- a person who works in farming.
- not polite or not knowing much about culture.
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- people who breed and care for birds.
- having many different cultures together.
- growing and caring for plants.
- a group with very strong, unusual beliefs.
- a person who looks after trees.
- a person who grows garden plants.
- to prepare land for growing plants.
- the culture of people on the internet.
- a person who cares for and breeds birds.
- the way a group of people live and behave.
19 Clues: people who grow grapes. • farming and growing food. • farming fish or water plants. • growing and caring for plants. • a person who works in farming. • a person who looks after trees. • a person who grows garden plants. • to prepare land for growing plants. • people who breed and care for birds. • the culture of people on the internet. • having many different cultures together. • ...
Transport Mechanism 2023-04-02
20 Clues: fungi • active • plants • eccrine • passive • osmosis • apocrine • isotonic • cellulose • diffusion • hypotonic • exocytosis • celleating • homeostasis • pinocytosis • endocytosis • plasmolysis • cellmembrane • celldrinking • pahagocytosis
Y9 Science | Feeding Groups 2023-06-08
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- Breakdown dead or decaying energy
- A physical, behavioral or physiological process or behaviour an organism adopts
- What energy and matter make up
- How organisms get energy
- Animal, plant, fungi, _______, bacteria
- Organisms that eat plants and animals
- What plants produce as waste that other organisms breathe
- A plant or animal native and restricted to a certain place
- Organisms that only eat plants
Down
- Plants, algae and single-celled organisms fall into this category
- The process plants use to convert the sun's energy into food
- survival
- Gain energy by eating other organisms
- A community of animals, plants, or humans among whose members interbreeding occurs.
- The sugar organisms get from the energy of the sun
- A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. tundra.
- The non-living components of an ecosystem
17 Clues: survival • How organisms get energy • What energy and matter make up • Organisms that only eat plants • Breakdown dead or decaying energy • Gain energy by eating other organisms • Organisms that eat plants and animals • Animal, plant, fungi, _______, bacteria • The non-living components of an ecosystem • The sugar organisms get from the energy of the sun • ...
Annual Plant Terms 2024-03-04
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- Process of moving plants from one container to another or from container to ground
- Small plants grown in a small amount of media in divided trays
- Term for soil or media
- Difference in day and night temperatures
- Development of lateral branches that make busy appearances
- Ability of seeds to germinate under optimum conditions
- Grown to sale able size
- Described procedures used to prepare plants for post-production
- Plastic containers that divide into separate growing compartments
- Hanging baskets that contain plants propagated from seed
- Process where soluble salts are washed out of the medium as water flows through
- Hanging baskets that contain plants propagated by cuttings
Down
- Refers to the amount of time the plant maintains health
- Percentage of seeds that will grow
- Fertilizing while irrigating
- Plants that grow one season before dying
- Planting of seeds
17 Clues: Planting of seeds • Term for soil or media • Grown to sale able size • Fertilizing while irrigating • Percentage of seeds that will grow • Difference in day and night temperatures • Plants that grow one season before dying • Ability of seeds to germinate under optimum conditions • Refers to the amount of time the plant maintains health • ...
plants 2016-04-27
Across
- bacteria in the soil that can convert atmospheric nitrogen into soluble compounds.
- the structures in cells of a leaf that contain chlorophyll.
- mutually beneficial relationship between two living organisms.
- organisms that can make their food.
Down
- cells controlling theopening and closing of stomata.
- organisms that cannot make their own food.
- Organisms that live in or on other living organisms and get their food from them.
7 Clues: organisms that can make their food. • organisms that cannot make their own food. • cells controlling theopening and closing of stomata. • the structures in cells of a leaf that contain chlorophyll. • mutually beneficial relationship between two living organisms. • Organisms that live in or on other living organisms and get their food from them. • ...
Plants 2016-07-06
Across
- What part of the plant absorbs nutrients and water from the soil?
- What do you call a plant or tree that drops its leaves in the winter?
- Something very wet that plants need to grow.
Down
- Something very bright that plants need to grow.
- What do you call a plant or tree that doesn't drop it's leaves in the winter?
- What part of the plant makes seeds?
- What part of the plant holds it up?
7 Clues: What part of the plant makes seeds? • What part of the plant holds it up? • Something very wet that plants need to grow. • Something very bright that plants need to grow. • What part of the plant absorbs nutrients and water from the soil? • What do you call a plant or tree that drops its leaves in the winter? • ...
plants 2016-04-21
PLANTS 2016-04-21
7 Clues: ARTIFICIALLY WATERED • CROPS GROWN IN SUMMER • CROPS CROPS GROWN IN WINTER • A SEED THAT HAS ONE SEED LEAF • A SEED THAT HAS TWO SEED LEAF • THE PRCESS OF A SEED INTO A SEEDLING • THE PROCESS OF SCATTERING OF SEEDS THROUGH AGENTS OF NATURE
Plants 2016-04-22
7 Clues: also known as seed leaves • human survival depends on it • seeds that have one seed leaf • seeds that have two seed leaves • crops grown from June to October • development of a seed into a seedling • chemicals sprayed on plants to kill insects
plants 2017-04-26
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- the part of the plant that absorbs water and nutrients
- the process of seeds growing into plants
- the kitchen of the plants
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- the process that plants make their own food
- plants produce a gas named
- small openings that allow to exchange gases
- the part of the plant that distributes water and nutrients to the plant
7 Clues: the kitchen of the plants • plants produce a gas named • the process of seeds growing into plants • the process that plants make their own food • small openings that allow to exchange gases • the part of the plant that absorbs water and nutrients • the part of the plant that distributes water and nutrients to the plant
Plants 2018-04-24
7 Clues: protect the seed • develops into root • develops into shoot • small opening for air passage • provides food for baby plants • seed which have two cotyledons • seed which have only one cotyledon
Plants 2020-12-14
7 Clues: skin on a tree • arms of a tree • make new trees • pretty parts of a tree • circle grown inside the tree • foods that come from the tree • soak up water from underground
Plants 2022-03-30
7 Clues: when water exits the plant • moves sugars around the plant • moves water and nutrients up the plant • process plants use to make glucose (food) • the type of cells that open and close stomata • the part of the plant that anchors it to the ground • pores that allow CO2 and O2 to enter and exit the plant
Plants 2022-09-02
7 Clues: can make its own food • mostly green in colour • plants that can bear fruit • mostly are found in the ground • it is developed from its flowers • plant needs air,______ and food to stay alive • some are brightly coloured to attract insects
plants 2022-11-03
7 Clues: a young plant • it holds the ovule • it contains pollens • where pollen germinates • turns into seeds after fertilization • a tube-like structure, a part of pistil • powdery substance produced by seed plants
Plants 2021-04-02
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- When the flower petals start to attract pollinators
- The earliest forms of roots, stem, and leaves of plants
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- Happens after pollination
- The pigment responsible for absorbing sunlight and gives plants their green color
- When the plant starts to produce glucose
- How seeds move away from their origins
- An organism that can make its own food
7 Clues: Happens after pollination • How seeds move away from their origins • An organism that can make its own food • When the plant starts to produce glucose • When the flower petals start to attract pollinators • The earliest forms of roots, stem, and leaves of plants • The pigment responsible for absorbing sunlight and gives plants their green color
Plants 2023-11-17
plants 2020-10-22
7 Clues: no viens • has viens • what sucks up water • what is on the sticks • on the bottem of plant • what provides help for plants • what plants grown not in ground
plants 2020-10-30
8 Clues: grow plants • is a nonvascular plant • are in a plants leaves • Is a nonvascular plant • a plant that is seedless • simalar to seeds grow plants • Grow on plant have seeds inside them • has pedals and sometimes turn into a fruit
plants 2020-04-02
7 Clues: World largest flower • Small plants with woody stem • A common example of a creeper • A place where lot of fruit trees grow • A special fibre that we get from coconut tree • A thick forest in a hot partof world where there is lot of rain • A type of a land where a fruit trees of a particular type is grown
Plants 2024-10-01
7 Clues: to make food • holds plant up • where seeds are • part under the ground • plants breathe this out • without this plants wll dry up • Roots and leaves need this for room to grow
plants 2023-03-31
plants 2023-03-31
Plants 2023-08-01
7 Clues: plants provides us • plant that are not tall • give out a beautiful smell • It is used to make clothes • Plants that heave week stem • Tiny leaves that product the bud • plant that creep along the ground
Plants !! 2023-05-17
7 Clues: what my project is on • this thing is on trees • you have this with cookies • what a plant is planted in • the type of flower my project is on • the thing that makes our world shine • a small container, typically with sloping sides and made from plastic or earthenware, used for growing a plant in.
Plants 2025-09-04
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- Plants get minerals from
- The parts of the plants that hold the leaves up.
- The parts of the plant that hold it in the ground.
- Sometimes new plants have to be pulled our so the other plants will have enough
- Plants store food in their
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- Plants make food in their
- What color are most growing plants?
- Most plants grow from
- Plants store food in their
9 Clues: Most plants grow from • Plants get minerals from • Plants make food in their • Plants store food in their • Plants store food in their • What color are most growing plants? • The parts of the plants that hold the leaves up. • The parts of the plant that hold it in the ground. • Sometimes new plants have to be pulled our so the other plants will have enough
Plants! 2013-04-09
Across
- Plant ____ absorb water and anchor it into the ground.
- The type of roots that a carrot has.
- What is the process called in which plants make their own food?
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- When plants grow towards the sun, it is called _______.
- The type of stem that a tree has.
- Dead plants _____ to make nutrient-rich soil.
- Carbon dioxide + ______ + water ----> oxygen + food
7 Clues: The type of stem that a tree has. • The type of roots that a carrot has. • Dead plants _____ to make nutrient-rich soil. • Carbon dioxide + ______ + water ----> oxygen + food • Plant ____ absorb water and anchor it into the ground. • When plants grow towards the sun, it is called _______. • What is the process called in which plants make their own food?
Plants 2014-12-05
7 Clues: Storage for nutrients • What plants use to breathe • Storage fo extra nutrients • Protective layer of a cell • The proses of making energy • The control center of a cell • A green organism that uses photosynthesis
plants 2016-04-27
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- in Greek means “covered seed” or “enclosed seed”plants that flower and produce seeds protected by fruit or pods
- nomenclature two-name system first name is the genus second name is the species species can be further subdivided into varieties
- two
- an embryonic leaf which become the seed leaf
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- seeds have one cotyledon therefore the seedlings have one seed leaf
- means “naked seed” in Greek
- seeds have two cotyledons therefore the seedlings have two seed leaves
7 Clues: two • means “naked seed” in Greek • an embryonic leaf which become the seed leaf • seeds have one cotyledon therefore the seedlings have one seed leaf • seeds have two cotyledons therefore the seedlings have two seed leaves • in Greek means “covered seed” or “enclosed seed”plants that flower and produce seeds protected by fruit or pods • ...
Plants 2016-04-29
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- Crops grown from June to October
- The seed having one seed leaf
- Plants of one kind grown in a particular area or region during a particular period
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- The practise of growing plants on a large scale
- The seed having two seed leaf
- The development of a seed into a seedling
- crops grown from November to April
7 Clues: The seed having two seed leaf • The seed having one seed leaf • Crops grown from June to October • crops grown from November to April • The development of a seed into a seedling • The practise of growing plants on a large scale • Plants of one kind grown in a particular area or region during a particular period
Plants 2016-04-29
Across
- Crops grown from June to October
- The practise of growing plants on a large scale
- The seed having one seed leaf
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- crops grown from November to April
- The development of a seed into a seedling
- Plants of one kind grown in a particular area or region during a particular period
- The seed having two seed leaf
7 Clues: The seed having two seed leaf • The seed having one seed leaf • Crops grown from June to October • crops grown from November to April • The development of a seed into a seedling • The practise of growing plants on a large scale • Plants of one kind grown in a particular area or region during a particular period
Plants 2016-04-29
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- The seed having two seed leaf
- Crops grown from June to October
- The practise of growing plants on a large scale
- Plants of one kind grown in a particular area or region during a particular period
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- The development of a seed into a seedling
- The seed having one seed leaf
- crops grown from November to April
7 Clues: The seed having two seed leaf • The seed having one seed leaf • Crops grown from June to October • crops grown from November to April • The development of a seed into a seedling • The practise of growing plants on a large scale • Plants of one kind grown in a particular area or region during a particular period
plants 2016-05-29
7 Clues: seed into a seedling • the plants can grow from the leaves • chemicals used for destroying pests • soil soil that holds plenty of water • where is the food for the baby plant stored • crops crops that grow in winter • light and have hairlight structures[agent of dispersal]
Plants 2021-02-19
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- the tip of the leaf blade
- the process by which plants make their own food
- the baby plant inside the seed
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- the part of the seed which contains food for the baby plant
- the process in which plants loose water in form of water vapour
- the arrangement of leaves on the stem or branches
- the part of the seed which protects the inner parts of the seed
7 Clues: the tip of the leaf blade • the baby plant inside the seed • the process by which plants make their own food • the arrangement of leaves on the stem or branches • the part of the seed which contains food for the baby plant • the process in which plants loose water in form of water vapour • the part of the seed which protects the inner parts of the seed
Plants 2021-06-11
Across
- Is Starch the food prepared by the plants.
- When did the chipko movement started.
- Aerial roots asre also known as prop roots true or false.
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- pollen grains are transferred to the flowers of the other plants of the same spiecies is ___ pollination.
- Vampire plant is a _____ plant.
- is the largest flower in the world.
- _____is the Most important part of the plant.
7 Clues: Vampire plant is a _____ plant. • is the largest flower in the world. • When did the chipko movement started. • Is Starch the food prepared by the plants. • _____is the Most important part of the plant. • Aerial roots asre also known as prop roots true or false. • ...
Plants 2021-06-11
7 Clues: it has no main root • it grows above the ground • it grows under the ground • Plant cannot make their food without • It is a long thick root attached to the stem • a gas present in small quantity in the atmosphere • green plant use as a source of energy to produce their food
PLANTS 2021-04-12
7 Clues: TALL PLANTS ARE CALLED • THAT TRAVELS THROUGH THE STEM • USED BY THE PLANTS TO MAKE FOOD • PART OF PLANT THAT HAS SEEDS STORED IN IT • WHAT PLANTS GIVE TO ANIMALS, BIRDS AND HUMANS • THE PART THAT HOLDS THE PLANT TO THE SOIL TIGHTLY • IT IS IN AIR AND IS REQUIRED BY THE PLANTS TO MAKE FOOD FOR THEMSELVES
Plants 2023-08-15
7 Clues: soaks up the water • makes plants greens • helps pollenate flowers • pretty thing that blooms • is planted for a plant to grow • transfers the water from roots to leaves • the yellow stuff that help spreads flowers
Plants 2024-02-10
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- The main structural axis of a plant, typically above ground, supporting branches and leaves.
- The reproductive part of a plant, often colorful and fragrant.
- The process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods with the help of chlorophyll.
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- The main organs of photosynthesis in green plants.
- The mature ovary of a flowering plant, typically containing seeds.
- The mature ovule of a flowering plant, capable of developing into a new plant. The mature ovule of a flowering plant, capable of developing into a new plant.
- The part of a plant that typically lies below the surface of the soil and absorbs water and nutrients.
7 Clues: The main organs of photosynthesis in green plants. • The reproductive part of a plant, often colorful and fragrant. • The mature ovary of a flowering plant, typically containing seeds. • The main structural axis of a plant, typically above ground, supporting branches and leaves. • ...
Plants 2023-03-31
8 Clues: are feamale • something you see • where pollen is at • a female structure • a female structure • the smell of something • the leaf around the flower • and filament are both male structures on a flower
Plants 2023-05-15
7 Clues: female part of flower • plants that eat insect • the extra food of plant • tree that grow on marshes • plant that grow on grasslands • process of plants making food • thin tube in the middle of leaf
Plants !! 2023-05-17
7 Clues: what my project is on • this thing is on trees • you have this with cookies • what a plant is planted in • the type of flower my project is on • the thing that makes our world shine • a small container, typically with sloping sides and made from plastic or earthenware, used for growing a plant in.
Plants 2021-10-05
7 Clues: Ovary contains... • Male part of the flower • Food factory of a plant • Female part of the flower • Part of a plant above the ground • Part of the plant below the ground • How many types of veins are there
Plants 2021-10-05
7 Clues: Ovary contains... • Male part of the flower • Food factory of a plant • Female part of the flower • Part of a plant above the ground • Part of the plant below the ground • How many types of veins are there
Plants 2024-10-01
8 Clues: makes fruit • where seeds are • part under the ground • plants breathe this out • plant that grows in desert • without this plants wil dry up • need water to start growing into a new plant • need nutrients from the soil to grow big and strong
plants 2025-03-26
Plants 2024-04-19
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- to keep something until you need it
- a set of changes in a plant or animal, always in the same order
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- something in nature, like salt, that is not a plant or animal
- part of the plant that grows in the ground
- a young plant that grows from a seed
- the dirty plants need to grow
- a set of steps that happen in a certain order
7 Clues: the dirty plants need to grow • to keep something until you need it • a young plant that grows from a seed • part of the plant that grows in the ground • a set of steps that happen in a certain order • something in nature, like salt, that is not a plant or animal • a set of changes in a plant or animal, always in the same order
plants 2022-02-02
7 Clues: what plants "eat" • what contains chlorophyll • how plants get their food • what gathers the suns energy • what makes the products of photosynthesis • what the reactants make in photosynthesis • typically green and performs photosynthesis
Plants 2022-11-07
7 Clues: Plants are also a thing • Roots hold water in the • plants give us to breathe • new plants grow from tiny • is the colourful part of the plant • all plants need sunlight, food and • A part of the plant that holds it straight is the
Weed Stuff 2013-12-03
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- how plants are identified and named
- plants growing where they are not wanted, out of place or have virtues that have not yet been discovered
- ability of a formerly susceptible plant population to survive herbicide doses above those that were once used to control the original population
- ability of a plant population to remain uninjured by herbicide doses normally used to control the plant species
- the elimination of all plants and plant parts of a weed species from an area
- plant population dies at herbicide doses that normally do not injure other plant species
- a group of plants within a single species that has biological traits different in some portion form the entire population
- temporary condition where live seeds fail to germinate even when appropriate levels of moisture, air, temperature and light are available
- when one organism lives on, or with another organism, at whose expense it takes food, shelter, and/or support
- live indefinetely
- plants that produce one cotyledon
- determines how tightly bound a herbicide can be held to a soil
- 3-D natural body on the surface of the earth in which plants grow; contains living organisms and mineral components
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- underground modified stem
- preventative technique used to isolate and prevent the spread of a weed
- common name for N-(Phosphonomethyl) glycine
- most frequent method of weed control in rice
- the firs herbicide that weeds were found to be chemically resistant to
- non-woody, above ground stems that die each year in temperate climates
- aboveground modified stem
- inhibition of the growth of nearby plants through the production of biological toxins
- how plants function internally
- require 2 growing seasons to complete life cycle
- movement through new tissue only through the xylem
- movement through new and old tissue through the phloem
- study of an organism in its environment
- plants that produce two cotyledons
- one growing season
- an aquatic, aerial, or terrestrial environment
29 Clues: live indefinetely • one growing season • underground modified stem • aboveground modified stem • how plants function internally • plants that produce one cotyledon • plants that produce two cotyledons • how plants are identified and named • study of an organism in its environment • common name for N-(Phosphonomethyl) glycine • most frequent method of weed control in rice • ...
UNIT 3 Review Game project 2023-10-11
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- the leaf stalk or part that connects the leaf to the stem
- Plant that completes its life cycle in one year
- The leaf tip
- The release of water Vapor from the leaves of plants. It also cools the plant
- Latin is the language used for scientific classification
- algae, fungi, and lichens
- Plant that is swollen or filled with moisture
- Plant that completes its life cycle in two years. It is usually the second year.
- seed-bearing or flowering plants
- The edges of the leaf
- Part of biology that deals with plants
- Plants usually go dormant in response to adverse conditions such as extreme heat or cold
- seeds are not in an ovary
- a tall plant that can live for a very long time
- Plants that retain their eaves and remain green year-round
- A Swedish botanist, developed the binomial system of naming plants using two latin words to indicate the genus and the species
- a living thing that grows in the earth and has a stem, leaves, and roots.
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- Stage is when a plant rests or grows very little
- The structural Framework of the leaf
- converts sugars and starches into energy
- Plants that lose their leaves during the dormant season
- The large, flat part of the leaf
- plant that is limp because it does not have enough moisture
- ferns, horsetails and club mosses
- true mosses and liverworts
- seeds enclosed in an ovary
- The science of classifying and identifying organisms such as plants
- The large center vein
- Describes leaves without a petiole
- plant that lives more than two years. Some perennials will grow and bloom in the first year
- Process by which plants capture sunlight and use it to convert carbon dioxide and water into food
31 Clues: The leaf tip • The edges of the leaf • The large center vein • algae, fungi, and lichens • seeds are not in an ovary • true mosses and liverworts • seeds enclosed in an ovary • The large, flat part of the leaf • seed-bearing or flowering plants • ferns, horsetails and club mosses • Describes leaves without a petiole • The structural Framework of the leaf • ...
Plants and Animals 2022-09-12
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- process where pollen is moved to different plant parts
- the change of an organism into another organism
- third stage of an insects life where it rests
- the growth of an insect from egg to adult
- part of the flower that creates pollen
- Behavior that an animal knows as soon as its born
- to receive a trait from a parent
- to grow from a seed to a plant
- Living and non-living things around you
- characteristic passed from parent to offspring
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- when the pollen and egg cell combine
- A trait that can help identify something
- To spread out many objects, such as seeds
- green leaf like part of the plant that protects the flower
- female part of flower that receives the pollen
- recently hatched insect that eats to build up energy
- Recognize the differences between 2 objects
- to take off an outer layer
18 Clues: to take off an outer layer • to grow from a seed to a plant • to receive a trait from a parent • when the pollen and egg cell combine • part of the flower that creates pollen • Living and non-living things around you • A trait that can help identify something • To spread out many objects, such as seeds • the growth of an insect from egg to adult • ...
