plants Crossword Puzzles
Dinosaur 2023-07-22
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- A dinosaur with a long neck and large body, known for reaching the tops of trees and eating various plants or meat.
- A carnivorous dinosaur with a large and powerful jaw, hunting other dinosaurs and tearing prey with its tough claws.
- A fast and agile dinosaur, mainly eating plants and insects, and was an adept runner.
- A dinosaur with large fan-shaped plates on its back, famous for once dominating the ancient lands and primarily eating plants.
- A small dinosaur with horned and shield-like face features, known for eating small plants.
- A dinosaur with an extremely long neck and tail, primarily known for eating plants and being famous for its size.
- A carnivorous dinosaur with a large and powerful jaw, known for frequently hunting other dinosaurs.
- A dinosaur with a large head and ornamental crest, primarily known for eating plants.
- A dinosaur with horns and a large face shield, used for defense, primarily known for eating plants.
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- A small yet fast and agile dinosaur, known for hunting in packs using its sharp claws to catch prey.
- A dinosaur with a large nasal horn and distinctive skull features, primarily known for consuming plants.
- A dinosaur with a tough back armor and tail club, used for defense, primarily known for eating plants.
- A dinosaur with a sail-like structure on its back and capable of swimming to catch fish for its diet.
- A dinosaur with a large sail-like fin on its back and sharp teeth, known for hunting predators.
- A dinosaur with slightly curved, knife-like teeth, primarily known for eating plants.
15 Clues: A dinosaur with slightly curved, knife-like teeth, primarily known for eating plants. • A fast and agile dinosaur, mainly eating plants and insects, and was an adept runner. • A dinosaur with a large head and ornamental crest, primarily known for eating plants. • A small dinosaur with horned and shield-like face features, known for eating small plants. • ...
Cells 2025-11-14
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- Helps plants make energy
- Produces ribosomes
- Help with intracellular digestion
- Protective barrier only found in plants
- Powerhouse of cell
- Responsible for production of hormones
- Gives plants their color
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- How plants make energy
- Transports Ribosomes
- What do humans do, aka breathing
- Protective barrier in all cells
- Provides cell with uniqueness
- Packages macromolecules
- Blueprint for uniqueness and what makes us who we are
- Storage and movement of waste and other things within the cell
15 Clues: Produces ribosomes • Powerhouse of cell • Transports Ribosomes • How plants make energy • Packages macromolecules • Helps plants make energy • Gives plants their color • Provides cell with uniqueness • Protective barrier in all cells • What do humans do, aka breathing • Help with intracellular digestion • Responsible for production of hormones • ...
Food Web 2022-12-01
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- animals that eat only leaves
- organisms that can feed themselves
- organisms that find and eat dead meat
- a type of decomposer
- organisms that eat only wood
- consumer
- organisms that eat only seeds
- organisms that eat both meat and plants
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- shows the relationships in an ecosystem
- organisms that eat only nectar
- energy being transfered to other organisms
- the start of the food web
- gets hunted
- organism at the top of the food chain
- animals that only eat plants
- organisms that eat only fruit
- plants made their food by this process
- a decomposer is an insect, fungus, or bacteria that breakdown plants and animals that are
18 Clues: consumer • gets hunted • a type of decomposer • the start of the food web • animals that eat only leaves • animals that only eat plants • organisms that eat only wood • organisms that eat only fruit • organisms that eat only seeds • organisms that eat only nectar • organisms that can feed themselves • organism at the top of the food chain • organisms that find and eat dead meat • ...
Biotech Final 2023-05-16
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- stems that grow on top of the ground
- influenced by internal biological signals
- plants have three types of these
- plant parts are pulled apart
- cuts the plants into sections
- another type of underground stem
- collection of tissue from another plant
- a portion of the plant is covered in dirt
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- Staley type of bulb
- material from two separate plants joined together
- underground stems
- newer technology for plant propagation
- carries nutrients derived from photosynthesis to the roots
- transports water and minerals from the roots
- have dry outer layers
- how plants reproduce
- the proper technique of grafting to align the roots
- when a stolon has an enlargement
18 Clues: underground stems • Staley type of bulb • how plants reproduce • have dry outer layers • plant parts are pulled apart • cuts the plants into sections • plants have three types of these • another type of underground stem • when a stolon has an enlargement • stems that grow on top of the ground • newer technology for plant propagation • collection of tissue from another plant • ...
7.2 Crossword 2023-01-30
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- these types of plants can decide to continue the Calvin Cycle with less carbon dioxide
- plants use 50% of 2% stored sugar on this process
- C3 plants use this process to make its G3P; also known as light independent phase
- these plants only open their stomata at night when it is cooler
- this is the type of energy that is significant source of energy in many ecosystems
- C4 plants make these types of carbon precursors
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- 0.5% sugar is available to these animals. Another name for heterotrophs
- plant uses all the oxygen and produces carbon dioxide
- an example of CAM plants
- an example of C4 plants
- G3P molecules can make this for plants
- photorespiration uses all of this molecule instead of releasing it into the atmosphere.
- Besides Jesus, this ball of fire is responsible for sustaining life on earth
13 Clues: an example of C4 plants • an example of CAM plants • G3P molecules can make this for plants • C4 plants make these types of carbon precursors • plants use 50% of 2% stored sugar on this process • plant uses all the oxygen and produces carbon dioxide • these plants only open their stomata at night when it is cooler • ...
Photosynthesis Crossword 2013-11-18
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- The "Green Substance" in plants; its what gives leaves their bright green color.
- The molecules located on the RIGHT side of the Photosynthesis equation
- Cells that hold the Chlorophyll
- The molecules located on the LEFT side of the Photosynthesis equation
- The first reactant of Photosynthesis
- Also known as Glucose; the actual food for the plants
- Located in the ground; keep the plant in the ground
- Tiny holes located in the leaves of plants.
- The long part of the flower that keeps the flower in the air
- The second reactant of Photosynthesis
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- A Chemical Reaction that occurs in plants, and helps them create their own food.
- The place where Photosynthesis takes place
- The first product of Photosynthesis
- The key element needed to start Photosynthesis
- All of the gases needed for Photosynthesis are located here; covers the Earth
- What the plants need to thrive
- The second product in Photosynthesis
- The kind of energy the Sun releases
- What the plant is planted in; dirt
- All of the gases that flow out of the plant; not needed
20 Clues: What the plants need to thrive • Cells that hold the Chlorophyll • What the plant is planted in; dirt • The first product of Photosynthesis • The kind of energy the Sun releases • The first reactant of Photosynthesis • The second product in Photosynthesis • The second reactant of Photosynthesis • The place where Photosynthesis takes place • ...
Plant life GRADE 10 2018-02-09
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- Chlorophyll absorbs every color of sunlight except this
- Tubes which carry water up the stem
- Roots take in these as well as water
- Outer layer of the stem
- Form of energy which drives photosynthesis
- type of pathogen Rose Black Spot belongs to
- Process by which plants release energy from glucose
- Apparatus used to measure the uptake of water from a cut stem
- Green pigment in leaves which captures sunlight
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- Plant tissue made up of rapidly dividing cell
- Gas required by plants to carry out photosynthesis
- Plants make these by combining glucose with other nutrients such as nitrates, potassium and phosphate
- Used by plants to construct cell walls
- Number of molecules of oxygen produced along with one molecule of sugar
- Panama disease wiped out certain varieties of this fruit
- Able to make own food
- distance moved by substance/distance moved by solvent
- Name of the cells which lie either side of the stomatal pore
- Process by which plants move water from their roots to their leaves
- Collective name for those factors which can reduce the rate of photosynthesis
20 Clues: Able to make own food • Outer layer of the stem • Tubes which carry water up the stem • Roots take in these as well as water • Used by plants to construct cell walls • Form of energy which drives photosynthesis • type of pathogen Rose Black Spot belongs to • Plant tissue made up of rapidly dividing cell • Green pigment in leaves which captures sunlight • ...
ecosystems and biogeochemical systems 2023-03-10
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- organism who eats plants
- a diagram of the flow of energy, only 10% is used
- a community of organisms and its environment
- any liquid or frozen water that forms in the atmosphere and falls back to the earth
- the first time life exists
- alive
- Feeds on small animals and plants, omnivore or carnivore
- the first species after succession such as lichen and moss
- makes its own food
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- feeds on other organisms, cannot make its own food
- feeds on plants, a herbivore
- not alive
- after a fire or natural disaster when life comes back
- organisms who only eat meat
- feeds on large animals, carnivores
- organisms who eat both meat and plants
- the rate at which energy is added to the bodies of a group of organisms
- loss of water vapor through the stomata of plants
- a process in living organisms involving the production of energy, typically with oxygen and carbon dioxide
- an organism who breaks down dead organisms
20 Clues: alive • not alive • makes its own food • organism who eats plants • the first time life exists • organisms who only eat meat • feeds on plants, a herbivore • feeds on large animals, carnivores • organisms who eat both meat and plants • an organism who breaks down dead organisms • a community of organisms and its environment • a diagram of the flow of energy, only 10% is used • ...
Thank a Plant 2023-04-11
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- The place an organism lives
- Modifications of an organism to make it more fit for its environment
- Eats a primary consumer
- Total number of one species in a habitat
- An animal that catches and eats other animals
- What leaves make during photosynthesis
- Made up of living and non-living parts, community & habitat
- Eats a tertiary consumer
- The name given to non-living factors that effect the environment
- Animals that eats other animals or plants to get energy
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- Animal who only eats animals
- Process used by plants to convert light energy into chemical energy
- The name given to living factors that effect the environment
- An animal that is hunted & caught as food
- A group of organisms which can be interbred to produce fertile offspring
- Eats a producer
- The nutrient whose purpose is for fruit growth
- The nutrient whose purpose is for root growth
- Animal who only eats plants
- The nutrient whose purpose is for leaf growth
- Plants that produce their own food using energy from the sun
- Animal who eats both animals and plants
22 Clues: Eats a producer • Eats a primary consumer • Eats a tertiary consumer • The place an organism lives • Animal who only eats plants • Animal who only eats animals • What leaves make during photosynthesis • Animal who eats both animals and plants • Total number of one species in a habitat • An animal that is hunted & caught as food • An animal that catches and eats other animals • ...
GCSE Photosynthesis 2025-05-03
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- Process of changing from liquid to gas
- Product of photosynthesis, used in respiration
- Site of photosynthesis
- Diffusion of water, through semi-permeable membrane
- Site of respiration, powerhouse of the cell
- Pigment in plants that makes them green
- Part of cell that absorbs nutrients from soil (2 words)
- Gaps in leaves that allow gases to flow in and out
- Evaporation of water from plant leaves
- Essential for protein synthesis in plants
- Part of plant that transports dissolved sugars up and down the stem
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- Top layer of a leaf
- What cell walls are made of
- Movement of molecules from area of high concentration to low
- 12th element in Periodic Table
- The movement of sugars in plants
- Transports minerals and water up the stem
- Type of reaction where energy is released to surroundings
- Type of reaction that takes in energy
- Process in plants that releases glucose and oxygen
- 'Brain' of the cell
- Unspecialised cells in plants, capable of cell division
- Parts of leaves, control opening and closing of stomata
- Strong polymer in xylem
24 Clues: Top layer of a leaf • 'Brain' of the cell • Site of photosynthesis • Strong polymer in xylem • What cell walls are made of • 12th element in Periodic Table • The movement of sugars in plants • Type of reaction that takes in energy • Process of changing from liquid to gas • Evaporation of water from plant leaves • Pigment in plants that makes them green • ...
Biology Crossword 2025-04-12
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- practice of keeping bees for the manufacture of honey and beeswax
- known as the Father of Medicine
- study of animals
- study of algae,also called Algology
- study of plants
- science and art of growing fruits,vegetables,flowers or ornamental plants
- known as the Founder of Biology
- the study of genomes as opposed to individual genes
- study of prehistoric form of life through fossil of plants and animals
- study of reptiles
- science of naming,also called systematics
- one of the newest sciences to study life else were in the universe
- study of metabolism of organisms and their parts
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- the technique of growing fish
- study of relationship of an organism to both its biotic and abiotic environment
- management and analysis of biological information stored in databases
- science which aims to improve the human race through controlled heredity
- technique of producing silk by raising silkworms
- the use of living cells or microorganisms in industry and technology
- study of form and structure of plants and animals
- study of structure and function of animals and plants cell
21 Clues: study of plants • study of animals • study of reptiles • the technique of growing fish • known as the Father of Medicine • known as the Founder of Biology • study of algae,also called Algology • science of naming,also called systematics • technique of producing silk by raising silkworms • study of metabolism of organisms and their parts • ...
Grade 5 Science Midterm Review 2022-05-08
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- air makes up which sphere?
- a living thing
- the process of evaporation in plants
- species that are in danger of dying out
- Harmful organisms placed in new ecosystem
- an animal that eats only meat
- tissues transporting sugars
- an animal that eats meat and plants
- plants use carbon dioxide and give us this
- the removal of large amounts of trees
- specialized tissues transporting water
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- the rocks and soil make up which sphere?
- plants use this and give us oxygen
- water makes up which sphere?
- species that are all died out
- Coal is a ______ natural resources
- the place where an animal lives
- an animal that eats only plants
- an animal that is hunted by other animals
- Water is a _____ natural resource
- a non-living thing
- an animal that hunts other animals for food
- tiny openings on leaves for transpiration
- all living things make up which sphere?
- the ability to perform work or change something
- an organisms special role in an ecosystem
26 Clues: a living thing • a non-living thing • air makes up which sphere? • tissues transporting sugars • water makes up which sphere? • species that are all died out • an animal that eats only meat • the place where an animal lives • an animal that eats only plants • Water is a _____ natural resource • plants use this and give us oxygen • Coal is a ______ natural resources • ...
Biology activity 2025-06-11
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- study of geographical distribution of plants and animals
- The study of formation and development of embryo of plants and animals
- the study of prehistoric forms of life through fossils of plants and animals
- The study of form and structure of plants and animals
- The science of naming grouping and classify animals and plants
- The science of the transmission of body characteristics from parents to offsprings
- The Study of relationship of an organism to both its biotic and abiotic environment
- The study of gross structure of organs in an organism as seen in dissection
- the study of viruses
- the study of algae
- The study of metabolism of animals and their parts
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- the study of fungi
- the study of bacteria
- The study of insects
- The study of structure and function of animal and plant cell
- The study of minute structures or tiny bits of the body at tissue level as seen with the help of a compound microscope
- The study of origin and decent of organism
- the study of fishes
- the study of birds
- the study of reptiles like lizards,snake
20 Clues: the study of fungi • the study of birds • the study of algae • the study of fishes • The study of insects • the study of viruses • the study of bacteria • the study of reptiles like lizards,snake • The study of origin and decent of organism • The study of metabolism of animals and their parts • The study of form and structure of plants and animals • ...
Everglades Tomato 2026-01-15
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- origin of wild tomato plants
- the process of intentionally crossing two genetically different plants (varieties or species) to create offspring (hybrids) that combine desirable traits from both parents
- propagates itself by dropping fruit with seeds that will sprout and grow
- Everglades tomatoes are the same size as these small fruit
- not-cultivated
- animals that help spread the tomato's seeds
- ___________ flavor tomato flavor for such a tiny fruit
- Latin name of the Everglades tomato
- cared for and grown by people
- average tomato plants need temperatures ________ 70 degrees to set fruit
- alkaline soil, drought, and salty air do not stress
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- ancestor or parent
- the skin splits easily when it is overwatered because it is ______
- Latin name for common tomato plants
- type of sun needed to grow well
- moderate ____________ so the skin of the fruit does not split
- grows for one season or one year
- plant food
- grows for two years
- pests, fungus, and disease generally do not bother
- another South American origin country for these wild tomato plants
21 Clues: plant food • not-cultivated • ancestor or parent • grows for two years • origin of wild tomato plants • cared for and grown by people • type of sun needed to grow well • grows for one season or one year • Latin name for common tomato plants • Latin name of the Everglades tomato • animals that help spread the tomato's seeds • pests, fungus, and disease generally do not bother • ...
Water Cycle 2014-01-06
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- cycle water takes through the environment
- in the ozone
- when plants evaporate
- opposite of sublimation
- where water cycle happens
- plants
- water in the ground
- vapor turns into cloud
- ice to vapor
- where water runs off
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- exiting earth
- in the ionosphere
- it is very cold
- water turns into vapor
- groundwater flowing
- rain
- where water enters the ground
- clouds close to the ground
- water left on plants due to evapotranspiration
- layers of gas that surround Earth, other planets, and stars
20 Clues: rain • plants • in the ozone • ice to vapor • exiting earth • it is very cold • in the ionosphere • groundwater flowing • water in the ground • where water runs off • when plants evaporate • water turns into vapor • vapor turns into cloud • opposite of sublimation • where water cycle happens • clouds close to the ground • where water enters the ground • cycle water takes through the environment • ...
Crossword 2023-05-12
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- All the individuals of one type of organism
- archaebacteria
- has a nucleus
- A living thing/was a part of a living thing
- One living thing
- many cells
- Deos make their own food
- Plants, Fungi, Animals, Protists
- One cell
- Lives in extreme
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- does not have a nucleus
- Nonliving thing
- Biggest star in the solar system
- Eubracteria
- Has biotic and abiotic thing
- When a plant uses sun
- Decomposer on dead plants
- Autotroph
- most complex organism
- Pride science teacher
20 Clues: One cell • Autotroph • many cells • Eubracteria • has a nucleus • archaebacteria • Nonliving thing • One living thing • Lives in extreme • When a plant uses sun • most complex organism • Pride science teacher • does not have a nucleus • Deos make their own food • Decomposer on dead plants • Has biotic and abiotic thing • Biggest star in the solar system • Plants, Fungi, Animals, Protists • ...
Tropism, Cells, and Stimulus Crossword 2023-09-14
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- The outer layer of cells that controls what goes in and out
- Plants' response to touch
- Where photosynthesis takes place
- Plants' response to gravity
- Stimulus inside an organism
- Organelle used for storage inside the cell
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- Stimulus outside an organism
- Water pressure inside plant cells' vacuoles
- Provides support and structure to a plant cell
- Plants' response to water
- Plants' response to a stimulus
- The brain of the cells, contains DNA
- The gel-like fluid that keeps organelles in place
- Plants' response to light
- The powerhouse of the cell, breaks down nutrients to get energy
15 Clues: Plants' response to water • Plants' response to light • Plants' response to touch • Plants' response to gravity • Stimulus inside an organism • Stimulus outside an organism • Plants' response to a stimulus • Where photosynthesis takes place • The brain of the cells, contains DNA • Organelle used for storage inside the cell • Water pressure inside plant cells' vacuoles • ...
Chapter 19 2013-12-02
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- These plants require long periods of darkness to trigger blooming
- An example of this is when plants appear to be infested with insect eggs to prevent being colonized
- Allows plants to keep track of day length so they know when to go dormant or produce flowers
- Blooming in these plants is not controlled by the amount of light the plant receives. Controlling factors might be temperature or reaching maturity
- Waxes, saps, thorns, spines, and hairs are all kinds of blank defenses
- Stimulate stem elongation and control seedling orientation. Stimulates root branching and cause plants to lean toward the sun
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- Auxins move blank from light
- Auxins move toward blank that sink downward in response to gravity. This encourages the plant to grow in the direction opposite gravity
- Cells in a plant's stem grow unevenly causing the stem to bend towards the light maximize photosynthesis as a result of blank
- Increases speed of fruit ripening, stimulates leaf dropping and flower death. Bananas produce a lot of this hormone
- Some plants can blank salt through their leaves to deal with living in saline environments
- Gibberellins are applied to seedless grapes to blank the fruit to a size comparable with seeded grapes
- Plants uses these to store salts so they can survive in salty environments
- compounds Compounds prided by plants that other species take advantage of. Humans use them for spices and medicines
- This acid inhibits plant growth and stimulates the closure of stomata
- Plants have succulent leaves, deep taproots, and long dormant seeds to help them survive in these hot dry climates
16 Clues: Auxins move blank from light • These plants require long periods of darkness to trigger blooming • This acid inhibits plant growth and stimulates the closure of stomata • Waxes, saps, thorns, spines, and hairs are all kinds of blank defenses • Plants uses these to store salts so they can survive in salty environments • ...
Growth and Survival 2022-12-06
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- plants with tubes in roots, stems, and leaves
- can anchor plants to soil and store food
- single reproductive cells that grow into new plants
- no tubes, pass water and nutrients from cell to cell
- a characteristic that increases an organism’s ability to survive and reproduce
- are thick and grow straight down, ex. dandelion
- process by which plants make their own food
- is a growing plant
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- a random change in a gene
- to sprout
- organelles that contain chlorophyll
- a hard skeleton on the outside of the body
- is tiny plant within seed
- helps plants use light energy to produce sugars
- holes on the surface of a plant leaf through which gases pass
- air hole on the skin of an insect’s body
- the predictable order of changes in communities after a change occurs
17 Clues: to sprout • is a growing plant • a random change in a gene • is tiny plant within seed • organelles that contain chlorophyll • can anchor plants to soil and store food • air hole on the skin of an insect’s body • a hard skeleton on the outside of the body • process by which plants make their own food • plants with tubes in roots, stems, and leaves • ...
Diversity in Living Organisms 2021-01-07
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- trees with long life span
- naked seeded plants
- organisms with well defined nucleus
- venation in dicots
- a monocot plant
- a unisexual gymnospem
- organisms without chlorophyll
- food conducting tissue
- an example of a dicot
- covered seeded plants
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- porous bodied organisms
- water conducting tissue
- development of a seed into seedling
- seed leaves
- plants with distinct reproductive organs
- single cotyledon seeds
- two cotyledon seeds
- bisexual gymnosperm
18 Clues: seed leaves • a monocot plant • venation in dicots • naked seeded plants • two cotyledon seeds • bisexual gymnosperm • a unisexual gymnospem • an example of a dicot • covered seeded plants • food conducting tissue • single cotyledon seeds • porous bodied organisms • water conducting tissue • trees with long life span • organisms without chlorophyll • development of a seed into seedling • ...
Healthy foods 2025-11-07
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- green grow on Bosch plants
- red punica grow on granatum plants
- blueish black grow on brambles plants
- yellow grow on herbaceous plants
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- red grow on malus domestica plants
- red grow on fruiting brambles or canes plants
- red grow on trees
- blue grow on woody shrubs plants
- yellow grow on small evergreen trees loganberry red grow on canes
- orange red grow on citrus sinensis plants
- orange yellow grow on mangifera indica
11 Clues: red grow on trees • green grow on Bosch plants • blue grow on woody shrubs plants • yellow grow on herbaceous plants • red grow on malus domestica plants • red punica grow on granatum plants • blueish black grow on brambles plants • orange yellow grow on mangifera indica • orange red grow on citrus sinensis plants • red grow on fruiting brambles or canes plants • ...
nutrition in plants 2017-05-17
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- nutrition / greens plants make their own food
- nutrition / animals and non-green plants depend directly or indirectly on plants for their nutrition
- / process of making food by the plant
- / the cells of green leaves and young stems of plants contain numerous green structures called
- / non-green plants that derive food from other living organisms
- / the water and minerals absorbed by the plants , transported to leaves trough pipe like-structures
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- / the plant from which a which a parasite gets its food from
- plants / non-green plants that uses ingenious methods to catch its prey
- cells / control of opening and closing of the stomata
- / organisms that derive food from dead and decaying matter
- nutrition / mutual beneficial relationship between two organisms
- / green pigment in plants
12 Clues: / green pigment in plants • / process of making food by the plant • nutrition / greens plants make their own food • cells / control of opening and closing of the stomata • / organisms that derive food from dead and decaying matter • / the plant from which a which a parasite gets its food from • ...
Plant Review 2014-12-01
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- Growth which causes plant bodies to thicken by producing new xylem and phloem.
- Type of relationship between a photosynthesized and fungus in which both benefit.
- What were the most recent plants to evolve?
- First plants to have seeds.
- What does the ovary develop into?
- Which type of angiosperm has flower parts in 4s or 5s and bundles of vascular tissue in a ring?
- What type of cells do all plants have?
- This type of vascular tissue in which water and minerals flow through
- What is the male part of the plant called in an angiosperm?
- What is the female part of the plant called in an angiosperm?
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- What is the name of the first group of plants?
- This type of tissue makes up a majority of the plant and surrounds the vascular tissue.
- Growth that occurs by the lengthening of a plant's roots and shoots
- Which type of angiosperm has one cotyledon and parallel veins on their leaves?
- In which plant structure does photosynthesis take place?
- First plants to have vascular tissue.
- opening on leaves that allows gas exchange are called?
- Substance that makes up the cell wall of plants.
- This type of vascular tissue in which sugars and other organic molecules move through
19 Clues: First plants to have seeds. • What does the ovary develop into? • First plants to have vascular tissue. • What type of cells do all plants have? • What were the most recent plants to evolve? • What is the name of the first group of plants? • Substance that makes up the cell wall of plants. • opening on leaves that allows gas exchange are called? • ...
SEAN Q 4.01 Crossword puzzle 2023-04-23
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- Plant tissue is made up of 90% _____.
- Food and nutrients move throughout a plants parts through a process called ______?
- What increases plant numbers from seeds?
- During translocation what is made by photosynthesis?
- When a plant rests or grows very little it is considered to be what stage of plant growth?
- North Carolina is in hardness zones 6 -8 and Charlotte is considered zone ______?
- Plant hardness zones are categorized by average minimum ______?
- What is one of the two types of reproduction?
- Plants lose water from their leaves through ________?
- Respiration is the process by which what is consumed through plant leaves, stems and roots?
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- The movement of minerals and water through a plants cell walls is called what?
- Plant roots take in water and air through a process called what?
- What stage of plant growth occurs when flowers, seeds and fruits are produced?
- When a plant first starts to grow from a seed it is ________.
- ______ is carried throughout the plant by water.
- ______ needed varies depending on the type of plant
- African violets and spinach are long day plants that require ______ nights to flower
- How plants respond to different amounts of light is called what?
- The process of transpiration also occurs in what part of the plant?
- What is it called when plants tend to grow towards a light source?
20 Clues: Plant tissue is made up of 90% _____. • What increases plant numbers from seeds? • What is one of the two types of reproduction? • ______ is carried throughout the plant by water. • ______ needed varies depending on the type of plant • During translocation what is made by photosynthesis? • Plants lose water from their leaves through ________? • ...
Scientific Classification of Plants 2025-09-09
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- diploid stage in the life cycle of plants which produces haploid spores through meiosis
- study of the movement, distributions and quality of water on Earth
- thin layer of delicate tissue separating the xylem and phloem which induces secondary growth
- haploid stage in the life cycle of plants which produces haploid sores through meiosis
- short, fleshy underground stem which is enlarged to store nutrients
- evaporation of water into the atmosphere from the stems and leaves of plants
- series of openings which facilitate gas exchange between inner parts of plant organs
- part of the plant embryo which develops from the primary root
- thickening of roots and stems by cell division in the vascular cambium
- stalk which joins a leaf and stem
- group of plants which are selected for desirable traits and are maintained through propagation
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- used to describe the pattern in which leaf veins are organized
- end wall which is perforated with pores
- chemical product of photosynthesis
- strand of conducting vessels in the stems or leaves of plants’
- plants develop adaptive phenotypic characteristics due to changes in the environment
- process of converting light energy to chemical energy and storing it as food
- large strengthened vein on the midline of a leaf
- study of Earth’s physical structure and substance
19 Clues: stalk which joins a leaf and stem • chemical product of photosynthesis • end wall which is perforated with pores • large strengthened vein on the midline of a leaf • study of Earth’s physical structure and substance • part of the plant embryo which develops from the primary root • used to describe the pattern in which leaf veins are organized • ...
c bell protein 2017-01-23
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- green pigment in plants
- simple carbs made from plants
- sugars formed from one and two unit structures
- type of lipids commonly called fats
- plant proteins that lack at least one amino acide
- chemical process which plants make carbs
- fats produced when oils are turned into solids in food production
- fatty acid in fish oils, especially fatty fish
- fat like substance in all body cells
- nutrients that is a main source of energy
- chemical "packages" that transport fatty acids through the bloodstream
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- lipoprotein that picks up cholesterol and takes it back to the liver for extraction
- sugars with single unit chemical structures
- sugars with two unit chemical structures
- substances used in place of sugar to sweeten foods yet add few or no calories
- carbs with complicated structures
- cells that store fat from foods and grow larger as they store more fat
- completed chemical arrangement that plants form by combining single glucose units
- chemical process that turns vegetable oil into solids
- chemical structures that make up fat
- formed when plants combine single glucose u its into complicated structures
- Protein with a particular globular shapes
- plant materials that are eaten but cant be digested
- sugars extracted from plants and added to sweeten foods
- lipoprotien that take cholesterol from the liver to where the body needs it
25 Clues: green pigment in plants • simple carbs made from plants • carbs with complicated structures • type of lipids commonly called fats • chemical structures that make up fat • fat like substance in all body cells • sugars with two unit chemical structures • chemical process which plants make carbs • nutrients that is a main source of energy • ...
Chapter 5 crossword 2021-08-23
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- : an animal that is eaten by a predator .
- : an animal that eats only plants.
- : characteristics that help an organism to survive in its environment.
- : organisms that have the same food source and live in the same habitat.
- : is a method of controlling unwanted pests by using a natural predator or disease.
- : are along the banks of rivers and streams that are flooded when water levels are high.
- : an animal that eats both plants and animals.
- : a consumer that eats a first-order consumer.
- : times of the year when fires most likely occur.
- : non-living factors in an environment.
- : an organism able to manufacture its own food; plants are producer organisms.
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- : is a system formed by organisms interacting with each other and with their surroundings.
- : organisms that get the energy they need by breaking down dead matter and waste products.
- : the process used by plants to make their own food.
- : is the flow of energy from organism to organism.
- : the chemical in plants that traps energy from the sun and gives plants their green colour.
- : a consumer that only eats other animals.
- : living factors in the environment.
- : raised bank built to prevent water reaching buildings.
- : an animal that is eaten
- : organisms that must eat other organisms to get the energy and nutrients they need; animals are consumer organisms.
21 Clues: : an animal that eats only plants. • : living factors in the environment. • : an animal that is eaten • : non-living factors in an environment. • : a consumer that only eats other animals. • : a consumer that eats a first-order consumer. • : an animal that eats both plants and animals. • : times of the year when fires most likely occur. • ...
Sara's Water and Air Review 2021-10-13
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- moving air aids in ___ and exchange of gases
- Plants get most water through the
- Capillary water is water that is ___ by plants and is held in small pores in the soil
- the ability of a liquid to flow in narrow spaces against external forces
- ___ = low transpiration
- Air mostly consists of ___
- Gravitational Water is water that falls due to ___
- 1% of air is other gases including ___
- ___ water = lack of oxygen and mold
- Total porosity is the total volume of air or water in a soil that is expressed as a ___
- the stomata is an opening in the ___
- ___ = high transpiration
- Water carries materials through the
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- water held so strongly by soil particles, it can not be used by plants
- oxygen is mainly picked up by the roots because of the intake of ___. (Molecule form)
- the total amount of water a soil can 'hold' against the force of gravity
- Transpiration is the loss of water vapor through the ___
- Respiration is the process of plants “___”/ the intake of CO2
- the amount of water vapor in the air
- most plants grow in climates with ___ humidity
- a pore is a pocket of ___ or ___ in a soil
- ___ water = cell death and drying out
- During respiration plants expel ___
23 Clues: ___ = low transpiration • ___ = high transpiration • Air mostly consists of ___ • Plants get most water through the • ___ water = lack of oxygen and mold • During respiration plants expel ___ • Water carries materials through the • the amount of water vapor in the air • the stomata is an opening in the ___ • ___ water = cell death and drying out • ...
Lesson 2 - Oxygen 2024-07-02
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- This is the seed of an oak tree, often comes with a tiny hat.
- The part of a cactus that sticks outwards is called the ______
- This food is often associated with Italy, and is made with wheat flour.
- What is the middle of a flower called, the part that holds it up?
- These plants live underwater.
- This green plant can survive wildfires and droughts.
- What plant can eat insects?
- What do plants create that we need to breathe in?
- What do we usually put plants in to keep them in a house?
- This plant feeds a lot of the eastern world, it can be made into noodles.
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- What part of a leaf cell makes it green?
- These plants have thorns to protect them from snails.
- Which plant has spikes to protect itself?
- What liquid do the roots of a plant absorb?
- This plant feeds a lot of the western world, it gets made into bread.
- What are the big green bits at the side of a plant called?
- What are the bits underneath the soil of a plant called?
- Plants are grown on the ISS, to test if they can grow with no ______
- What do plants need in order to make oxygen?
- If you plant an acorn, one day it will grow into a ____ _____
20 Clues: What plant can eat insects? • These plants live underwater. • What part of a leaf cell makes it green? • Which plant has spikes to protect itself? • What liquid do the roots of a plant absorb? • What do plants need in order to make oxygen? • What do plants create that we need to breathe in? • This green plant can survive wildfires and droughts. • ...
Class Test II- Life processes introduction and plant nutrition. 2024-05-03
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- Pigment present in green plants which helps the plant to make organic substances using inorganic ones.
- A slow process suffice for unicellular organisms to exchange gases.
- The process by which green plants synthesise glucose.
- Leaves which are not completely green.
- Process of obtaining materials from outside and converting them into a uniform source.
- Third step of photosynthesis in which carbondioxide is converted to carbohydrate.
- Part of chlorophyll which absorbs light energy.
- Raw material from which the oxygen released during photosynthesis is sourced.
- Mode of nutrition shown by plants
- Chemical which absorbs carbon dioxide.
- Soluble form in which nitrogen is taken up by plants.
- An organism which lives inside the body of an animal host.
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- Condition of guard cells when the stomata is closed.
- A beneficial association between two organisms.
- Layer of the leaf near the lower epidermis which permits air to reach the chloroplast.
- The fluid which can dissolve chlorophyll.
- Example of plant parasite.
- Criteria used to determine if someone is alive.
- Condition of guard cells when the stomata is open.
- Mode of nutrition shown by non-green plants.
- Releasing energy from nutrients.
- An enigma as this organism shows no independent movements outside its host.
- Storage reserve of food in plants.
- Removing nitrogenous by-products formed in the body.
24 Clues: Example of plant parasite. • Releasing energy from nutrients. • Mode of nutrition shown by plants • Storage reserve of food in plants. • Leaves which are not completely green. • Chemical which absorbs carbon dioxide. • The fluid which can dissolve chlorophyll. • Mode of nutrition shown by non-green plants. • A beneficial association between two organisms. • ...
Nitrogen Cycle Crossword 2026-01-09
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- Substance added to soil by humans to increase nitrogen levels for plant growth.
- The process of converting N₂ gas into ammonia or other usable compounds.
- Process that converts nitrates back into nitrogen gas, releasing it into the atmosphere.
- Environmental issue caused by excess nitrogen causing algae blooms.
- The process of decomposers turning nitrogen from waste into ammonium.
- The process by which plants absorb nitrates and incorporate them into proteins.
- Process by which excess nitrogen is carried from soil to water sources.
- A compound produced by bacteria during the breakdown of nitrogen-rich waste.
- A usable form of nitrogen, NO-3, that plants take in through their roots.
- Small bumps on the roots of legumes where nitrogen-fixing bacteria live.
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- The process of ammonium getting changed into nitrates by bacteria.
- Organisms that break down dead matter and release nitrogen back into the soil.
- NO-2, an intermediate product in nitrification.
- Essential organic molecules that plants use nitrogen to build.
- How animals get nitrogen compounds by eating plants or other animals.
- Where 78% of nitrogen is found, but mostly unusable by organisms.
- Genetic material that requires nitrogen to form.
- Organisms that play a critical role in all four stages of the nitrogen cycle.
- The close, long-term interaction between nitrogen-fixing bacteria and plants.
- Plants like soy, peas, and clover that have a symbiotic relationship with nitrogen-fixing bacteria.
20 Clues: NO-2, an intermediate product in nitrification. • Genetic material that requires nitrogen to form. • Essential organic molecules that plants use nitrogen to build. • Where 78% of nitrogen is found, but mostly unusable by organisms. • The process of ammonium getting changed into nitrates by bacteria. • ...
Charlotte 2021-04-23
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- nature recycles matter through
- the Earth is mostly made of
- carbon moves from plants to animals.
- all living organisms on Earth
- water on Earth is
- water stored under the Earth
- where most of the nitrogen on Earth is
- carbon moves from living things to the atmosphere air that surrounds the Earth
- all water on the Earth
- makes up 78% of the atmosphere
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- process where water moves above,on, and b
- causes cloud formation
- carbon moves from the air to the plants
- used to fuel cars, power plants, and factories
- bacteria that lives in the roots ofplants
- a form used by plants
- rocks, minerals and the ground
- has always been on the Earth
- a purifying process
19 Clues: water on Earth is • a purifying process • a form used by plants • causes cloud formation • all water on the Earth • the Earth is mostly made of • has always been on the Earth • water stored under the Earth • all living organisms on Earth • nature recycles matter through • rocks, minerals and the ground • makes up 78% of the atmosphere • carbon moves from plants to animals. • ...
Ecology Review 2014-04-22
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- different groups of animals that live in the same space
- another word for organisms that can make their own food
- one animal
- animals that eat only plants
- these organisms can make their own food
- plants preform this process to make their own food from carbon dioxide and water
- the process all plants and animals do when they use oxygen and sugar to make energy
- everything in an environment
- plants breath out
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- links between plants and animals that eat each other for food
- cannot make their own food and must eat food from other sources
- animals that eat meat
- a group of the same species of animals
- plants breath in
- we breath in
15 Clues: one animal • we breath in • plants breath in • plants breath out • animals that eat meat • animals that eat only plants • everything in an environment • a group of the same species of animals • these organisms can make their own food • different groups of animals that live in the same space • another word for organisms that can make their own food • ...
Plant Facts 2024-05-26
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- The part of the plant that makes seeds.
- The part of the plant that makes its own food.
- The process when a plant makes its food.
- Plants release this gas for us to survive.
- Plants need this and warmth from the sun.
- This part carries water to the rest of the plant.
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- Plants absorb this from the air.
- The food a plant makes for itself.
- Some plant grows these sweet treats.
- This is the part of the plant that makes new plants.
- Absorbed by the roots.
- Plants need this for their roots to spread out.
- Most plants are planted in this.
- This part absorbs water and nutrients from the soil.
14 Clues: Absorbed by the roots. • Plants absorb this from the air. • Most plants are planted in this. • The food a plant makes for itself. • Some plant grows these sweet treats. • The part of the plant that makes seeds. • The process when a plant makes its food. • Plants need this and warmth from the sun. • Plants release this gas for us to survive. • ...
plant physiology 2023-03-02
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- auxins are plants hormones that speeds up plant growth by ___ cell enlargement
- examples of plant science are __
- ___ will not work without auxins present
- biology the branch of science that deals with both ____ and animal organisms and life process
- the science of growing, managing and harvesting tress for building materials and other products is __
- an example of a warm season plant is ___
- deciduous ___ leaves during the dormant season.
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- plants that relish in the cool weather are __
- ___ a plant that rests or grows a little
- turgid plants is swollen or __ with moisture
- several types of hormones are used to ___ plants work more efficiently.
- _____ are based on the purposes for which the plants are grown.
- evergreen __ leaves
- a wilted plat is __ because it does not have enough moisture
- annual plants that completes its life cycle in __ year.
15 Clues: evergreen __ leaves • examples of plant science are __ • ___ a plant that rests or grows a little • ___ will not work without auxins present • an example of a warm season plant is ___ • turgid plants is swollen or __ with moisture • plants that relish in the cool weather are __ • deciduous ___ leaves during the dormant season. • ...
Plants and Animals 2024-11-11
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- To arrange or sort objects according to their properties or characteristics
- What plants that do not produce seeds reproduce with, it is one cell surrounded by a protective wall
- One way scientists classify animals is whether or not they have a ____
- Animals with backbones
- A _____ is a group of similar organisms that can produce offspring
- The other way plants are classified is how they _____
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- Which animal classification are humans a part of
- Animals can either give live birth or lay ___
- Animals without backbones
- Plants that have tubelike structures to transport nutrients
- Plants that transport nutrients from cell to cell
- How many groups of vertebrates are there
- Plants with flowers or cones produce _____ to reproduce
- One characteristic plants are classified by is how they _____ nutrients
- The smallest two classification groups are species and _____
15 Clues: Animals with backbones • Animals without backbones • How many groups of vertebrates are there • Animals can either give live birth or lay ___ • Which animal classification are humans a part of • Plants that transport nutrients from cell to cell • The other way plants are classified is how they _____ • Plants with flowers or cones produce _____ to reproduce • ...
Ecosystems 2026-03-06
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- Bees and butterflies help in this process of the plant cycle.
- An animal that only eats other animals.
- An herbivore only eats _________.
- A ________ cannot make it's own food and must eat other organisms.
- Plants release this into the atmosphere.
- Plants take in carbon _______ and change it into oxygen.
- All living things in an ecosystem.
- These absorb water and minerals from the soil to feed the plant.
- Chlorophyll makes the plants this color.
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- An animal that eats both plants and animals.
- This is an example of a decomposer that lives in the soil.
- An herbivore will eat this in the food chain.
- Plants need this in order to start photosynthesis.
- The non-living things in an ecosystem, like the sun, rain, rocks.
- The very beginning of the plant cycle starts with a ______.
15 Clues: An herbivore only eats _________. • All living things in an ecosystem. • An animal that only eats other animals. • Plants release this into the atmosphere. • Chlorophyll makes the plants this color. • An animal that eats both plants and animals. • An herbivore will eat this in the food chain. • Plants need this in order to start photosynthesis. • ...
crop production and management 2025-06-11
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- - loosening and turning the soil
- The science of practicing farming
- compounds added to soil to
- on a large piece of land.
- implement used for
- irrigation-The irrigation system which provides
- the crop plants
- its fertility
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- the field
- combined together
- implement used for sowing seeds
- drop by drop to the plants
- applied to soil to destroy
- plants.
- Natural substance added to soil to increase fertility
- Cultivated plants of only one variety
16 Clues: plants. • the field • its fertility • the crop plants • combined together • implement used for • on a large piece of land. • compounds added to soil to • drop by drop to the plants • applied to soil to destroy • implement used for sowing seeds • The science of practicing farming • Cultivated plants of only one variety • - loosening and turning the soil • ...
Horticulture Crossword 2025-09-14
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- Plant tissue that carries food
- Green pigment that absorbs sunlight.
- Gas taken in for photosynthesis.
- Early growth stage of a seed
- Pores on a leaf where gas exchange happens
- Gas plants release during photosynthesis.
- Breathing process in plants and animals
- Process where plants use sunlight to make food.
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- Process when pollen joins with egg.
- Water loss through leaves
- Movement of pollen to another flower
- Sugar made by plants
- Tube that carries water in plants
- Process when seeds spread away from parent plant
14 Clues: Sugar made by plants • Water loss through leaves • Early growth stage of a seed • Plant tissue that carries food • Gas taken in for photosynthesis. • Tube that carries water in plants • Process when pollen joins with egg. • Movement of pollen to another flower • Green pigment that absorbs sunlight. • Breathing process in plants and animals • ...
unit 4.01 Hort 1 2023-04-17
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- The process through which plant leaves, stems and roots consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide.
- Either too high or too low will have adverse effects
- Plants are categorized by zones based on the average minimum temperature.
- when a plant produces flowers,seeds and fruits
- The process by which minerals and water enter the plant through cell walls
- when a plant rests or grows very little, ifany
- The process by which plant roots take in water and air
- Water and minerals are taken up by the ____ of plants
- ___________ also occurs in the stems
- The food and manufacturing process in green plants that combine carbon dioxide and water in the presence of light to make sugar and oxygen.
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- Glucose moves up to the ______ Bud
- is the response of plants to different amounts of light regarding their flowering and reproduction cycles.
- 90% of plant tissue is made of mostly ____
- The plant process that increases plant numbers usually from seeds
- when a plant first starts to grow from a seed
- there are _______ main methods of reproduction
- the tendency for plants to grow toward a light source
- The process by which food and nutrients move within a plant from one plant part to another
- The process by which plants lose water from their leaves through evaporation
- what zone is Charlotte
20 Clues: what zone is Charlotte • Glucose moves up to the ______ Bud • ___________ also occurs in the stems • 90% of plant tissue is made of mostly ____ • when a plant first starts to grow from a seed • there are _______ main methods of reproduction • when a plant produces flowers,seeds and fruits • when a plant rests or grows very little, ifany • ...
Lacey Hilliard 4.01 Crossword 2023-04-17
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- their leaves through evaporation
- is the tendency for plants to grow toward a light source.
- The process through which plant leaves, stems and roots consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide
- The process by which food and nutrients move within a plant from one plant part to another
- The plant process that increases plant numbers usually from seeds.
- The process by which plants lose water
- consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide.
- The food and manufacturing process in green
- when a plant first starts to grow from a seed
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- The process by which plant roots take in
- Zones Plants are categorized by zones based on the average minimum temperature
- The process through which plant leaves, stems and
- The process by which minerals and water enters the plant through cell walls
- that combines carbon dioxide and water
- is the response of plants to different amounts of light regarding their flowering and reproduction cycles
- when a plant rests or grows very little, if any
- Either too high or too low will have adverse effects
- 90% of plant tissue is made of mostly water.
- The process by which plant roots take in water and air
- The food and manufacturing process in green plants that combines carbon dioxide and water in the presence of light to make sugar and oxygen
- the presence of light to make sugar and oxegyn
- when a plant produces flowers,seeds and fruits
22 Clues: their leaves through evaporation • that combines carbon dioxide and water • The process by which plants lose water • The process by which plant roots take in • consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide. • The food and manufacturing process in green • 90% of plant tissue is made of mostly water. • when a plant first starts to grow from a seed • ...
Classification, Adaptation, and Plants 2013-12-06
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- an organism that does not make its own food
- period of inactivity in the winter
- an organism that makes its own food
- movement towards light
- having many cells
- plants that have fruit
- instinctive behavior of animals
- plants that have cones
- seasonal movement
- form of learned behavior acquired if a stimulus is experience in a critical time
- movement towards a chemical
- prevents evaporation of water from the top of a leaf
- site of photosynthesis in plants
- type of conditioning in which animals associate a behavior with reward or punishment
- Mosses are an example of a ________ plant
- archaebacteria are in this domain
- type of conditioning in which animals associate one stimulus with another
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- protists, plants, and animals are in this domain
- site of photosynthesis in plant cells, palisade mesophyll cells have a lot of them.
- type of cell/organism that does not have membrane bound organelles
- located at the bottom of leaves for gas exchange
- evaporation of water through the stomata
- Transports water in vascular plants
- having one cell
- provide support for the plant
- eubacteria are in this domain
- type of cell/organism that has membrane bound organelles
- period of inactivity in the summer
- Transports nutrients in vascular plants
- absorb nutrients for the plant
- simple, instinctive response
31 Clues: having one cell • having many cells • seasonal movement • movement towards light • plants that have fruit • plants that have cones • movement towards a chemical • simple, instinctive response • provide support for the plant • eubacteria are in this domain • absorb nutrients for the plant • instinctive behavior of animals • site of photosynthesis in plants • ...
24HRAS5 2024-03-28
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- Moist, semi-decayed, organic matter.
- Substances with a pH greater than 7.
- Living in the presence of oxygen.
- Measure of suspended sediments and nutrients in water.
- Scale measuring acidity or alkalinity ranging from 0-14; 7 is neutral.
- Downstream point where a river empties into another body of water.
- Soils formed under saturated or inundated conditions supporting hydrophytic vegetation.
- Irregular spots of different colors.
- Species in danger of extinction.
- Describing plants and soils existing in flooded, saturated, or ponded areas.
- Measure of soil acidity or alkalinity expressed in pH values, ranging from ultra-acidic (<3.5) to strong alkaline (>9.1).
- Diverse group of chlorophyll-containing, non-vascular plants in fresh or saltwater.
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- Surface layer (about 100 m deep) of the ocean that receives sunlight.
- Depth zone in a water body where sunlight does not reach.
- Organism living without oxygen.
- Plants adapted to grow in water or wet soil conditions; singular plant is "hydrophyte."
- Mass of plants covering an area.
- Grass-like plants with triangular stems and inconspicuous flowers, typically growing in wet ground.
- Ecosystem at the bottom of a lake.
- Short plants with long narrow leaves and hollow jointed stems; flowers often inconspicuous and in clusters.
- Temporary soil surface covering by flowing water from streams or runoff.
- Animal and plant life of a region or period.
- Animals killed and eaten by other animals.
23 Clues: Organism living without oxygen. • Mass of plants covering an area. • Species in danger of extinction. • Living in the presence of oxygen. • Ecosystem at the bottom of a lake. • Moist, semi-decayed, organic matter. • Substances with a pH greater than 7. • Irregular spots of different colors. • Animals killed and eaten by other animals. • ...
ecology 2016-01-27
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- mix of sand clay and silt
- water runs thru this easily
- recycles dead things and waste
- eats only meat
- all living and nonliving things in an area
- animals do this and expel carbon dioxide
- one species benefits the other is harmed
- plants use this to get energy
- both species benefits
- eats meat and plants
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- must eat something for energy
- makes its own food
- how an ecosystem changes over time
- all living things in one area
- eats only plants
- one living thing
- species being dependent on each other
- all the members of one living thing
- one species benefits and nothing happens to the other
- eats dead animals
- a relationship between two species that benefits at least one of the two
- absorbs too much water for plants
22 Clues: eats only meat • eats only plants • one living thing • eats dead animals • makes its own food • eats meat and plants • both species benefits • mix of sand clay and silt • water runs thru this easily • must eat something for energy • all living things in one area • plants use this to get energy • recycles dead things and waste • absorbs too much water for plants • ...
carbohyraytes 2017-01-23
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- when twomonosacchrides get chemically combined
- chemichal structure that make up fats
- fat lie substance in alll body cells
- sugar formed from simple structer
- complecated chemical structer
- chemichal buldig blocks of protiens
- carbs with complicated structures
- suga extracted from plants and used to sweeten foods
- procces in which plants make carbs
- protiens that containe all amino acides
- good cholestrial that takes it to the liver
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- plant materials that can be digested y human enzymes
- sed in place of sugar
- greenpigment in food
- sugars with single unit structure
- simple carbs from plants
- cells that store fat from foods and grow larger
- amino acides that the body needs
- happens when oil turns into a solid
- main source of energyfound mostley in plant foods
- bad cholestrial
- hen plants combine simple compouds into complexcompounds
22 Clues: bad cholestrial • greenpigment in food • sed in place of sugar • simple carbs from plants • complecated chemical structer • amino acides that the body needs • sugars with single unit structure • sugar formed from simple structer • carbs with complicated structures • procces in which plants make carbs • happens when oil turns into a solid • chemichal buldig blocks of protiens • ...
photosynthesis 2012-10-02
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- cell layer in plants that contain chloroplasts
- where Calvin cycle occurs
- conversion of solar energy in to chemical energy
- photosynthesis used by desert plants
- energy molecule made during the light reaction
- green pigment in plants
- coenzyme made during the light reaction
- organisms that make their own food
- aka consumers
- product of CO2Fixation phase in Calvin cycle
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- energy used by plants
- site of light absorption and electron excitation
- where light reaction occurs
- reaction that converts CO2 in to carbohydrate (6,5)
- organelle that conducts photosynthesis
- hole in the leaf that lets oxygen diffuse out and CO2 in
- molecule that is split during light reaction
- pumps H+ ions in to thylakoid as electrons move along
- reaction of oxidation and reduction combined
- 5 carbon molecule
- product of CO2 Reduction phase in Calvin cycle
21 Clues: aka consumers • 5 carbon molecule • energy used by plants • green pigment in plants • where Calvin cycle occurs • where light reaction occurs • organisms that make their own food • photosynthesis used by desert plants • organelle that conducts photosynthesis • coenzyme made during the light reaction • molecule that is split during light reaction • ...
Cells,Cell Specialization Cellular Organization 2024-01-06
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- type of tissue helps in transport of substances
- traps mucus and pathogens
- another name for fat
- type of tissue that fills spaces in stems
- type of tissue that makes food in plants
- type of tissue in plants that are made of epidermal cells
- food storage in animals
- a type of tissue comprised of cells surrounded by extracellular material
- this organelle helps with proteinsynthesis
- small regions of dna in bacteria
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- cells attain different functions
- unicellular fungus
- also known as egg cell
- small organisms including bacteria,virus protists and fungi
- transport water, mineral and salts in plants
- only plant cells have
- powerhouse/respiration site of cell
- also known as sperm
- also known as nerve cells
- nutrition fungi undergoes
- transport food in plants
- basic unit of all living organisms
22 Clues: unicellular fungus • also known as sperm • another name for fat • only plant cells have • also known as egg cell • food storage in animals • transport food in plants • traps mucus and pathogens • also known as nerve cells • nutrition fungi undergoes • cells attain different functions • small regions of dna in bacteria • basic unit of all living organisms • ...
caitlin-ecology 2024-11-19
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- collections of all the organism that live in a particular place
- group of organisms simmilar to one another
- the feeding relationships of all animals
- a digram
- the model that shows the transfer of energy from one animal to another
- the level in a food chain
- break down dead material
- the study of the relationships between living organisms
- a renewable energy that comes from plants and animals
- the process food is made by bacteria
- producer
- autotroph
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- eat only plants
- feeds off of dead organic material
- consumer
- combined portions of the planet
- eat only meat
- heterotroph
- a system plants go through to make food
- eat meat and plants
- different populations that live together
- groups of individuals that belong to the same species
- type of area they live in
23 Clues: consumer • a digram • producer • autotroph • heterotroph • eat only meat • eat only plants • eat meat and plants • break down dead material • the level in a food chain • type of area they live in • combined portions of the planet • feeds off of dead organic material • the process food is made by bacteria • a system plants go through to make food • the feeding relationships of all animals • ...
Gastropub Project Crossword 2024-12-05
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- Related to water
- An individual living thing
- Organism that eats dead plants and animals
- Organism that eats only plants
- non-living
- A wetland with woody Plants
- When Two organisms interact but neither benefit nor harm from each other
- soft-stemmed vegetation and a neutral pH wetland
- Organisms capable of making their own food through photosynthesis
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- A physical environment that includes living organisms
- Organism that eats only meat
- A living organism
- Order in which nutrients are passed along in an ecosystem
- Two organisms fight for resources
- A grassland with few trees
- Peat-rich, acidic, with carnivorous plants
- Two organisms both benefit from an interaction
- One organism killing another for food
- Big ice blocks in the ocean containing mostly freshwater
- A nutrient-rich wetland that supports diverse plant life
20 Clues: non-living • Related to water • A living organism • An individual living thing • A grassland with few trees • A wetland with woody Plants • Organism that eats only meat • Organism that eats only plants • Two organisms fight for resources • One organism killing another for food • Organism that eats dead plants and animals • Peat-rich, acidic, with carnivorous plants • ...
Plant Cells by Malachi 2025-10-13
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- The organelle for photosynthesis.
- Transport tissue in a leaf.
- Flowering plants.
- Organism that eats other things for food.
- A plant with unenclosed seeds.
- Gaps in a leaf for air.
- The middle layer of a leaf.
- Pores on a leaf for gas exchange.
- A group of similar cells.
- The bottom layer of a leaf.
- Plants making food from sunlight.
- A formula for a chemical reaction.
- Cells that open and close stomata.
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- The top layer of a leaf.
- A plant without transport tubes.
- Organism that makes its own food.
- Layer of cells in a leaf for gas exchange.
- Small, nonvascular plants.
- Layer of cells in a leaf for light absorption.
- A plant with transport tubes.
- The green pigment in plants.
- A waxy layer on a leaf.
22 Clues: Flowering plants. • Gaps in a leaf for air. • A waxy layer on a leaf. • The top layer of a leaf. • A group of similar cells. • Small, nonvascular plants. • Transport tissue in a leaf. • The middle layer of a leaf. • The bottom layer of a leaf. • The green pigment in plants. • A plant with transport tubes. • A plant with unenclosed seeds. • A plant without transport tubes. • ...
Vocabulario 2025-11-20
20 Clues: sale • Dark • trash • cheap • no pay • plants • depart • arrive • bad air • to keep • bathroom • graduate • windmill • good deed • trash can • pin point • water down • again and again • absorbing or using • something to do to plants
Ecology 2022-10-06
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- of the food chain
- energy for all living things
- that break down dead and decaying matter
- both living and non living factors and climate in an area
- level/the organism position in a food chain
- group of living and nonliving organisms in a specific area
- group of the same animals or plants in an area
- that only eats meat
- consumer/organism that eats primary consumers
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- chain/diagram to show who eats what
- consumer/organism that eats plants
- a single species
- that only eats plants
- web/complex diagram to show the feeding relationships
- green plants
- that eats both plants and animals
16 Clues: green plants • a single species • of the food chain • that only eats meat • that only eats plants • energy for all living things • that eats both plants and animals • consumer/organism that eats plants • chain/diagram to show who eats what • that break down dead and decaying matter • level/the organism position in a food chain • consumer/organism that eats primary consumers • ...
gr 6 Monday 2022-04-24
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- plants that produce flowers and fruits
- energy from the sun
- plants that cannot transport water
- resources that natural processes can replace
- plants that make seeds not part of a fruit
- rootlike structures that anchor a plant
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- organelles that make food for a plant
- produces sugar in leaves of a plant
- small openings in the surface of plant leaves
- resources used faster than can be replaced
- energy released from atomic reactions
- plants that can transport water and nutrients
- large main root with small roots growing from it
- plants that do not produce seeds
- the process of a seed beginning to grow
15 Clues: energy from the sun • plants that do not produce seeds • plants that cannot transport water • produces sugar in leaves of a plant • organelles that make food for a plant • energy released from atomic reactions • plants that produce flowers and fruits • the process of a seed beginning to grow • rootlike structures that anchor a plant • ...
Food Chains/Webs 2024-01-24
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- Flow of energy from one organism to another
- Position of organism in a web
- Eats plants and animals
- Unit that measures energy
- Eats secondary consumers
- Eats primary consumers
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- Eats producers/plants
- Multiple food chains showing the flow of energy from one organism to another
- Breaks down plants and animals
- Makes food through photosynthesis
- Eats plants
- Gets energy by eating plants or animals
- Eats animals
13 Clues: Eats plants • Eats animals • Eats producers/plants • Eats primary consumers • Eats plants and animals • Eats secondary consumers • Unit that measures energy • Position of organism in a web • Breaks down plants and animals • Makes food through photosynthesis • Gets energy by eating plants or animals • Flow of energy from one organism to another • ...
Plant Classification & Anatomy 2024-03-22
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- Humans use the animals and animal products that feed on the plants
- The sticky surface that catches pollen
- 2-name system, 1st name-genus, 2nd name-species
- Plants that complete their life cycle in 1 year (growing season)
- Produce food & contain epidermis, cuticle, stomata, guard cells, mesophyll, and veins
- Anchors the plant, absorbs water & materials, and stores manufactured food
- Plants with seeds that are protected by fruit or pods
- Protects the unopened flower and supports the petals
- Flower parts are in multiples of 4 or 5
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- Plants that produce for more than 2 growing seasons
- The movement and loss of water through evaporation
- An embryonic leaf that becomes a seed leaf
- Converting sunlight into energy & food for the plant
- Makes up 20% of plants, means "naked seed" in Greek
- Process of plants using stored energy
15 Clues: Process of plants using stored energy • The sticky surface that catches pollen • Flower parts are in multiples of 4 or 5 • An embryonic leaf that becomes a seed leaf • 2-name system, 1st name-genus, 2nd name-species • The movement and loss of water through evaporation • Plants that produce for more than 2 growing seasons • ...
Garden Fun 2023-07-19
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- The dirt in the garden where plants grow.
- A special place where you grow plants, flowers, and vegetables.
- The part of a plant that grows under the ground and takes in water.
- The long and thin part of a plant that holds up the leaves and flowers.
- A special kind of soil made from old fruits and vegetables.
- A small thing you plant in the ground to grow into a plant or flower.
- Tiny creatures like bees and butterflies that help plants grow.
- Someone who takes care of a garden and plants.
- Tasty foods that grow in the garden, like carrots and tomatoes.
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- Something that grows in the ground and needs sunlight and water to live.
- The bright light and warmth from the sun that helps plants grow.
- The flat and green part of a plant that catches sunlight.
- A yummy and sweet part of some plants that you can eat, like apples or oranges.
- Taking out the extra plants that grow where you don't want them.
- A pretty and colorful part of a plant that bees and butterflies love.
- A tool you use to dig holes in the soil for planting.
- When a tiny plant starts to grow from a seed.
17 Clues: The dirt in the garden where plants grow. • When a tiny plant starts to grow from a seed. • Someone who takes care of a garden and plants. • A tool you use to dig holes in the soil for planting. • The flat and green part of a plant that catches sunlight. • A special kind of soil made from old fruits and vegetables. • ...
annual bedding plant terms 2023-03-21
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- planting of seeds (sow)
- the percentage of seeds capable of germinating (germination rate)
- small plants grown in a small amount of media in divided trays (plugs)
- the ability of seeds to germinate under optimum condition (viable)s
- molded plastic containers divided into separate growing compartments used for bedding plants (cell packs)
- herbaceous plants that grow from seed to flower in one season before dying (annuals)
- the difference between the day and the night time temperatures (DIF)
- hanging baskets that contain plants that are propagated by cutting (hard baskets)
- term for soil or media (medium)
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- refers to the time the plant maintains its health while on display for sale (shelf life)
- grown to salable size (finished)
- a term used to describe procedures used to prepare plants for a post-production environment (toning)
- the process of moving plants from one container to another or from a container to the ground (transplanted)
- the process in which soluble salts are washed from growing medium as water flows through the media (leaching)
- hanging baskets that contain plants that are propagated from seed (soft baskets)
- refers to the development of lateral branches that contribute to a bushy appearance (breaks)
- the practice of fertilizing while irrigating (fertigation)
17 Clues: planting of seeds (sow) • term for soil or media (medium) • grown to salable size (finished) • the practice of fertilizing while irrigating (fertigation) • the percentage of seeds capable of germinating (germination rate) • the ability of seeds to germinate under optimum condition (viable)s • the difference between the day and the night time temperatures (DIF) • ...
Cycles of matter 2023-04-26
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- formed from the remains of dead plants and animals
- animal waste becomes ammonia
- live on the roots of some plants
- water evaporating off the leaves of plants.
- plants absorb CO2 and create C6H12O6 for animals.
- dead organisms breaking down and returning carbon to the soil.
- Water falls from the atmosphere in the form of rain, snow, or sleet
- combining nitrogen and hydrogen to form ammonia.
- water moves through soil into ground water.
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- nitrate is changed to nitrogen gas and returned to atmosphere
- water is heated by the sun into a gas state
- animals breathe in oxygen and eat carbon. They breathe out CO2
- water condenses from gas into liquid in clouds.
- can change nitrogen to a usable form
- plants absorb nitrogen.
- the burning of fossil fuels
- water runs into rivers ponds or oceans
17 Clues: plants absorb nitrogen. • the burning of fossil fuels • animal waste becomes ammonia • live on the roots of some plants • can change nitrogen to a usable form • water runs into rivers ponds or oceans • water evaporating off the leaves of plants. • water is heated by the sun into a gas state • water moves through soil into ground water. • ...
classification Chart 2025-02-25
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- - cold-blooded that live near water in order to lay eggs
- - a Kingdom that takes energy from the sun in order to make food.
- - invertebrates with soft body that may or not have a hard protective shell.
- - plants that do not make seeds.
- have no limbs and live in all aquatic environments.
- - flowering plants that have flowers and fruits
- - plants that make seeds. Conifers are the largest of the group.
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- simple organisms that produce their own food using sunlight.
- smallest and simple cells, that appeared on Earth.
- - lives in moist environments to survive
- - cannot make their own food and must feed on living things.
- - vascular plants that have tiny tubes inside plants to transport water and food throughout the body.
- - have exoskeletons and jointed legs
- - Some are good that helps us digest food, and others are harmful that makes us sick.
- - warm-blooded vertebrates that their bodies are covered with wings and feathers.
- Lives in extreme conditions such as hot springs and salt lakes.
- - Kingdom that recycles nutrients that work with plants.
- - cold-blooded organisms that their bodies are covered with scales.
18 Clues: - plants that do not make seeds. • - have exoskeletons and jointed legs • - lives in moist environments to survive • - flowering plants that have flowers and fruits • smallest and simple cells, that appeared on Earth. • have no limbs and live in all aquatic environments. • - cold-blooded that live near water in order to lay eggs • ...
NUTRITION IN PLANTS 2017-05-16
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- IT HELPS IN THE TRANSPORTATION OF CARBOHYDRATES.
- ORGANISMS THAT CAN PREPARE THEIR OWN FOOD.
- THE PLANTS FROM WHICH THE PARASITES GET FOOD.
- THE MODE OF TAKING IN FOOD BY AN ORGANISM AND ITS
- FOOD MAKING PROCESS OF THE PLANT.
- OF WATER AND SOLUBLE NUTRIENTS.
- ORGANISMS THAT DEPEND ON DEAD OR DECAYED MATTER FOR
- GREEN PIGMENT IN PLANTS.
- IN THE BODY IS CALLED NUTRITION.
- THE COMPONENTS OF FOOD LIKE CARBOHYDRATES,FATS,
- RELATIONSHIP SHARING OF SHELTER AND NUTRIENTS
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- ORGANISMS THAT DEPEND ON OTHERS FOR FOOD.
- AND MINERALS.
- SMALL OPENINGS OR TINY PORES UNDER THE LEAVES.
- PLANTS THE PLANTS THAT DEPEND ON INSECT FOR FOOD.
- THE PIPE LIKE STRUCTURE WHICH HELPS IN THE
16 Clues: AND MINERALS. • GREEN PIGMENT IN PLANTS. • OF WATER AND SOLUBLE NUTRIENTS. • IN THE BODY IS CALLED NUTRITION. • FOOD MAKING PROCESS OF THE PLANT. • ORGANISMS THAT DEPEND ON OTHERS FOR FOOD. • ORGANISMS THAT CAN PREPARE THEIR OWN FOOD. • THE PIPE LIKE STRUCTURE WHICH HELPS IN THE • THE PLANTS FROM WHICH THE PARASITES GET FOOD. • SMALL OPENINGS OR TINY PORES UNDER THE LEAVES. • ...
Cyanotype for plants 2021-12-08
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- the art of taking and photographs
- a group of tree
- a deep blue pigment used in painting and dyeing
- cyanotype inventor
- a device to take photographs
- a representation of the external form of a person or thing in art
- water vapour in the atmosphere
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- operation which consists in reproducing in positive a negative image
- material manufactured in thin sheets from wood
- scientific name for fern Plant that has feathery leaves, it is a flowerless plant
- a mix of iron and salt
- a flowerless plant which has feathery or leafy fronds
- pursuit and application of knowledge and understanding of the natural
- a woody perennial plant
- green plant, can be found in your garden
- the natural coloring matter of animal or plant tissue
16 Clues: a group of tree • cyanotype inventor • a mix of iron and salt • a woody perennial plant • a device to take photographs • water vapour in the atmosphere • the art of taking and photographs • green plant, can be found in your garden • material manufactured in thin sheets from wood • a deep blue pigment used in painting and dyeing • ...
Amazing Plants D 2013-03-20
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- to help; to sustain; to care
- repeated sequence of events
- carbohydrate production using light and chlorophyll
- land surface
- over there
- inorganic substances in nature; crystals
- forces controlling physical world
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- fertilizing a plant
- colorless odorless gas
- soften something
- fertilizing powder
- main part of a plant
- element essential for breathing
- to shape; to arrange
- ability to do things; force; power
- protect; wish someone well
16 Clues: over there • land surface • soften something • fertilizing powder • fertilizing a plant • main part of a plant • to shape; to arrange • colorless odorless gas • protect; wish someone well • repeated sequence of events • to help; to sustain; to care • element essential for breathing • forces controlling physical world • ability to do things; force; power • ...
Parts of Plants 2023-03-08
Plants and animals 2023-03-16
All About Plants 2021-04-25
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- This fruit has only one seed.
- It is a common medicinal plant.
- What gives green colour to plants?
- Potato is the modified form of?
- If a plant is placed in a dark room,it will soon?
- The process by which plants prepare their own food is called?
- Wheat is a ____.
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- Which type of plants are harmful to man?
- Part of the plant that develops into a fruit.
- A Plant that require support for it's growth.
- Where do cabbage store food?
- Part of a plant that absorbs water from the soil.
- In addition to sunlight and carbon dioxide,what else is required for photosynthesis?
- Part of a plant that prepares food.
- Plants get carbon dioxide from the ____.
- What does fruit contains?
16 Clues: Wheat is a ____. • What does fruit contains? • Where do cabbage store food? • This fruit has only one seed. • It is a common medicinal plant. • Potato is the modified form of? • What gives green colour to plants? • Part of a plant that prepares food. • Which type of plants are harmful to man? • Plants get carbon dioxide from the ____. • ...
Hydroelectric Power Plants 2024-05-27
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- the size or importance of something
- a natural flow of water that goes through land
- large in size or amount
- the position of something that is not higher or lower than something else
- a machine that uses wind or steam to make power
- a bar used for lifting or moving objects
- a sharp, flat piece of metal or other material
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- a person who runs as a sport or hobby
- related to tiny particles that make up everything
- how things are not the same
- the top part of your body where you think and see from
- a long, narrow part of something like a tool or machine
- a living thing that grows in soil and has leaves
- to change often between two points
- to turn around a central point
- having an effect on someone or something
16 Clues: large in size or amount • how things are not the same • to turn around a central point • to change often between two points • the size or importance of something • a person who runs as a sport or hobby • having an effect on someone or something • a bar used for lifting or moving objects • a natural flow of water that goes through land • ...
Flowers And Plants 2024-05-02
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- Invasive and destructive vine in the South
- A delightful smelling flowering mint
- Despite the name, also know as "Ambrosia"
- Small and colorful
- "Rainbow" in Greek
- Also known as Tagetes
- A Dutch staple
- This flower is related to apples and pears
- Also known as Narcissus
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- The National Flower of Nepal
- The same name as Donald's girlfiend
- State flower of Kansas
- Typically indigo or purple
- There actually isn't any dairy in this plant
- The British call it Periwinkle
- Have neither seeds nor flowers
16 Clues: A Dutch staple • Small and colorful • "Rainbow" in Greek • Also known as Tagetes • State flower of Kansas • Also known as Narcissus • Typically indigo or purple • The National Flower of Nepal • The British call it Periwinkle • Have neither seeds nor flowers • The same name as Donald's girlfiend • A delightful smelling flowering mint • Despite the name, also know as "Ambrosia" • ...
Plants & Animals crossword 2025-03-20
16 Clues: you • tall • slow • yard • plant • berry • speed • pointy • flower • fun guy • stripes • radioactive • goat habitat • starts with Z • living things • two pet names combined
Chapter 2 - Plants 2025-04-11
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- carries water from roots to leaves
- grows out of a seed, will become stem and leaves
- living things that cannot make their own food
- leaf-like structures that surround the base of the petals
- the transfer of pollen from anther to stigma
- the Christian botanist who studied the role of flowers in reproduction
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- the process of using glucose to get energy
- the food-making process of plants
- plants that have a vascular system
- grows out of a seed, will become root system
- one blade attached to a petiole
- the early growth of a seed
- living things that make their own food
- carries food from leaves to roots
- the branch of biology that studies plants
- single-celled reproductive structures
16 Clues: the early growth of a seed • one blade attached to a petiole • the food-making process of plants • carries food from leaves to roots • carries water from roots to leaves • plants that have a vascular system • single-celled reproductive structures • living things that make their own food • the branch of biology that studies plants • the process of using glucose to get energy • ...
Chapter 8: Plants 2025-11-28
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- A reproductive structure containing a plant embryo, a food supply, and a protective coat.
- The vascular tissue that transports sugars (produced in photosynthesis) throughout the plant.
- an angiosperm that has one cotyledon, parallel leaf veins, fibrous roots, and flower parts usually in multiples of 3.
- The male reproductive part of a flower; it includes the anther (produces pollen) and filament.
- The female reproductive part of a flower; includes the stigma, style, and ovary.
- Plants that do not have xylem and phloem; they absorb water and nutrients directly through their tissues. Examples include mosses and liverworts.
- The “seed leaf” inside a seed.
- Plants with xylem and phloem that transport water and nutrients but that reproduce using spores. Examples include ferns and horsetails.
- The vascular tissue in plants that transports water and minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant.
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- Flowering plants that produce seeds inside a fruit. This is the largest and most diverse group of plants.
- Seed plants whose seeds are not enclosed in a fruit; usually produced in cones. Examples include conifers.
- A tiny, single-celled reproductive structure that can grow into a new organism without fertilization.
- an angiosperm that has two cotyledons, branched leaf veins, taproot systems, and flower parts usually in multiples of 4 or 5.
- The structure in a flower that contains the egg cell; after fertilization it develops into a seed.
- The nutritive tissue inside a seed that feeds the developing embryo.
- The powdery structure that contains sperm cells used for fertilization in seed plants.
16 Clues: The “seed leaf” inside a seed. • The nutritive tissue inside a seed that feeds the developing embryo. • The female reproductive part of a flower; includes the stigma, style, and ovary. • The powdery structure that contains sperm cells used for fertilization in seed plants. • ...
Plants VS Zombies 2026-02-28
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- A person whom some call Crazy ____, He is an inventor.
- A buckethead zombie with his name on his bucket
- A zombie's worst nightmare
- A zombie who is always stealing Zomboss's pop smarts
- Fires watermelons
- One of the most common and well-known plants, shoots peas from its mouth
- A Zombie with clothes related to frogs
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- Fires cabbages, can be mistaken for melon-pult
- The thing the plants and zombies do with each other
- What the Zombies always are after a battle
- blocks zombies
- The plant that eats zombies
- An imp that always is on stilts
- bomb CHERRY BOOM!
- The supreme leader of all zombies; loves pop smarts
- What the Zombies want and say
16 Clues: blocks zombies • Fires watermelons • bomb CHERRY BOOM! • A zombie's worst nightmare • The plant that eats zombies • What the Zombies want and say • An imp that always is on stilts • A Zombie with clothes related to frogs • What the Zombies always are after a battle • Fires cabbages, can be mistaken for melon-pult • A buckethead zombie with his name on his bucket • ...
Plants & Their Environment 2026-04-07
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- A group of plants that produce seeds and fruit.
- The process of moving pollen from the male part of a flower to the female part.
- The stage when a seed wakes up and begins to sprout and grow.
- The "babies" produced by a parent plant or animal.
- The part of a flowering plant that contains a tiny baby plant and its food supply.
- Tiny, dust-like particles used by ferns and mosses to reproduce.
- A physical characteristic of a plant, such as leaf shape or root length.
- The surrounding area where a plant or animal lives.
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- When pollen and an egg join together to begin making a seed.
- The yellow powder produced by the male part of a flower.
- A group of plants, like mosses and ferns, that do not make seeds.
- A common non-flowering plant that has leaves called fronds and reproduces with spores.
- The process of seeds traveling away from the parent plant.
- A small, green non-flowering plant that often grows like a carpet in shady spots.
- A specific trait or difference that helps an individual survive in its environment.
- The ability of a plant to stay alive and reproduce when its environment changes.
16 Clues: A group of plants that produce seeds and fruit. • The "babies" produced by a parent plant or animal. • The surrounding area where a plant or animal lives. • The yellow powder produced by the male part of a flower. • The process of seeds traveling away from the parent plant. • When pollen and an egg join together to begin making a seed. • ...
Producers, Consumers, & Decomposers 2020-06-02
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- plants that make their own food
- only eats meat
- eats both plants and meat
- living or once living thing
- an animal that hunts other animals for food
- example of a producer in the water
- place where an animal lives
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- group of organisms linked in order of the food they eat
- community of living and nonliving things
- an organism that must find its own food
- organism that breaks down dead plants and animals
- very small
- only eats plants
- organism that uses sunlight, water, and air to make food
14 Clues: very small • only eats meat • only eats plants • eats both plants and meat • living or once living thing • place where an animal lives • plants that make their own food • example of a producer in the water • an organism that must find its own food • community of living and nonliving things • an animal that hunts other animals for food • ...
Orange 3 2021-04-13
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- Rover, the dog, is ___ isn't he? (When plants are dead)
- They are ____, aren't they?
- Rover is ______, isn't he? (when plants are growing)
- Plants will die if you don't ___ them.
- The name of the dog
- Cat sound
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- Debra gives Rover some ____
- The name of the cat
- The ___ in his garden are dead.
- Debra's color
- He'll have to take good ____ of his plants
- The plants are ___, aren't they?
12 Clues: Cat sound • Debra's color • The name of the cat • The name of the dog • Debra gives Rover some ____ • They are ____, aren't they? • The ___ in his garden are dead. • The plants are ___, aren't they? • Plants will die if you don't ___ them. • He'll have to take good ____ of his plants • Rover is ______, isn't he? (when plants are growing) • ...
Orange 2 2021-04-13
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- Rover, the dog, is ___ isn't he? (When plants are dead)
- They are ____, aren't they?
- Rover is ______, isn't he? (when plants are growing)
- Plants will die if you don't ___ them.
- The name of the dog
- Cat sound
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- Debra gives Rover some ____
- The name of the cat
- The ___ in his garden are dead.
- Debra's color
- He'll have to take good ____ of his plants
- The plants are ___, aren't they?
12 Clues: Cat sound • Debra's color • The name of the cat • The name of the dog • Debra gives Rover some ____ • They are ____, aren't they? • The ___ in his garden are dead. • The plants are ___, aren't they? • Plants will die if you don't ___ them. • He'll have to take good ____ of his plants • Rover is ______, isn't he? (when plants are growing) • ...
Deforestation 2022-06-21
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- 25% of the atmosphere carbon dioxide from burnt fossil fuels are absorbed by certain area of _____
- Humans overfishing, destroying habitats and over hunting affects this sphere.
- When plants are ________ the carbon and energy moves up the food chain and gets transferred.
- The atmosphere brings the hydrosphere water up for precipitation. These things also help the water cycle.
- This helps give water to plants and trees.
- Deforestation causes the soil to ______ water way less.
- These are taken by the plant from the soil.
- Tropical deforestation causes 20% of the world’s _______________ emision.
- Through this process humans can put carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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- Humans burn this which makes carbon dioxide go into the atmosphere.
- When plants do this, the carbon from them can go back into the ground.
- This causes soil to erode.
- We pump waste into the ocean threatening this sphere.
- Through this process, plants convert the sunlight, carbon dioxide and water into food for itself.
- Deforestation is ___________ destroying forests.
- This thing is pulled from the air when plants do photosynthesis.
- This thing can take in some of the carbon dioxide exhaled for photosynthesis.
- Humans pile up a lot of trash in the land affecting this earth’s sphere.
- If one of the four major spheres does this, the rest will also be affected.
19 Clues: This causes soil to erode. • This helps give water to plants and trees. • These are taken by the plant from the soil. • Deforestation is ___________ destroying forests. • We pump waste into the ocean threatening this sphere. • Deforestation causes the soil to ______ water way less. • This thing is pulled from the air when plants do photosynthesis. • ...
PLANTS AND ANIMALS NUTRITION AND GAS EXCHANGE 2019-07-09
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- are animals that gets food from killing and eating other animals.
- typically found in plant leaves but can also be found in some stems.
- delivers substances such as nutrients and oxygen to the cells.
- organisms that can’t make its own food supply, so they have to eat other things, like plants or other animals, to survive.
- the absorption and digestion of food or nutrients by the body or any biological system.
- are mainly sugars and starches that the body breaks down into glucose.
- is a kind of animal that eats either other animals or plants.
- is the process in your body that turns simple structures into more complex structures.
- providing energy for the process of photosynthesis to occur.
- is the energy currency of life.
- released by plants in the atmosphere.
- are animals that only eat plants.
- responsible for gas exchange called respiration.
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- provides energy for vital processes and for synthesizing new organic material.
- the breakdown of complex molecules in living organisms to form simpler ones.
- is the process of breaking sugar into a form that the cell can use as energy.
- is a condition in which something takes in another substance.
- is an important organic compound in metabolism.
- to continue to exist, and not to fail or be destroyed.
- is a process used by plants and other organisms to convert light energy into chemical energy.
- intake by plants.
- the process of eliminating or expelling waste matter.
- allows plants to absorb energy from light.
- which the plant collects through its roots.
- organisms are able to make their own food.
25 Clues: intake by plants. • is the energy currency of life. • are animals that only eat plants. • released by plants in the atmosphere. • allows plants to absorb energy from light. • organisms are able to make their own food. • which the plant collects through its roots. • is an important organic compound in metabolism. • responsible for gas exchange called respiration. • ...
Chapter 20: Plant Diversity 2024-03-01
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- the study of plants
- multicellular eukaryotes, most of which produce their own food through photosynthesis and have adapted to life on land
- the reproductive structure of most gymnosperms inside of which the female gamete is fertilized and seeds are produced
- when pollen meets female reproductive parts of the same plant species
- a fibrous material made up of dead cells that are part of the vascular system of some plants
- a collection of specialized tissues that bring water and mineral nutrients up from the roots and disperse sugars down from the leaves
- the study of how people in different cultures use plants
- flowering plants whose embryos have two seed leaves
- potent plant chemicals that contain nitrogen
- a two-celled structure that contains a cell that will divide to form sperm
- an embryonic leaf inside a seed
- a seed plant that has seeds enclosed in some type of fruit
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- the study of drugs and their effects on the body
- a seed plant whose seeds are not enclosed in fruit
- flowering plants whose embryos have one seed leaf
- a waxy, waterproof later that helps hold in moisture
- tiny holes in the cuticle
- the mature ovary of a flower
- a material that hardens the cell walls of some vascular tissues
- a storage device for a plant embryo
- the reproductive structure of flowering plants
21 Clues: the study of plants • tiny holes in the cuticle • the mature ovary of a flower • an embryonic leaf inside a seed • a storage device for a plant embryo • potent plant chemicals that contain nitrogen • the reproductive structure of flowering plants • the study of drugs and their effects on the body • flowering plants whose embryos have one seed leaf • ...
Unit B Section 3 & 4 2024-06-12
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- growing plants without soil
- a substance that adds nutrients to the soil, can be organic or chemical
- when you grown only one type of crop every year
- when you use living organisms to control the pest population
- a characteristic of an organism that distinguishes it from another variety
- a chemical that kills unwanted insects
- partially decomposed organic matter
- a chemical that kills unwanted pests
- when humans artificially water crops
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- subset of a species (where organisms are different)
- group of organisms with similar traits that can reproduce with each other
- when plants witdesirable traits are selected to reproduce
- when different crops are grown from year to year
- soil that is slippery when wet, has small spaces
- a small piece of material found inside the plants nucleus
- made from rock that has been broken down
- made from plants and animals that were once living
- the amount of useful plant that can be harvested
- soil that is a mix of organic and mineral material
- soil that is mostly mineral and does not hold water
- a chemical that kills unwanted plants
- a type of consequence when something bad happens as a result of human intervention that you didn't plan
- a type of engineering where humans change the DNA of plants to get desireable traits
23 Clues: growing plants without soil • partially decomposed organic matter • a chemical that kills unwanted pests • when humans artificially water crops • a chemical that kills unwanted plants • a chemical that kills unwanted insects • made from rock that has been broken down • when you grown only one type of crop every year • when different crops are grown from year to year • ...
Gardening Words For English Beginners 2023-10-08
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- A little cart with two wheels for carrying things.
- It grows in the soil with leaves and roots
- A small shovel.
- The pretty part of a plant where the seeds grow
- A vegetable where the eating part has seeds in it.
- Plants whose leaves and stems are thick and full of watering
- A plant where the leafs or stems or roots are usable
- To give a plant water to drink.
- A plant you can eat.
- A plant that is one narrow leaf.
- Things that plants grow from flowers; they grow into more plants.
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- The part of a plant that drinks the sun to make the plant live.
- To cut off the bit of a plant you don’t want anymore.
- The stuff on top of the ground where the plants grow
- Many plants growing together on purpose
- A handle and blade for pulling and cutting soil in the garden.
- To put a seed or seedling in the ground to grow.
- A handle and tines for moving stuff around the garden.
- A handle and scoop for digging things in the garden.
- A long flexible pipe for moving water.
- The moisture a plant needs to live.
- A big tall plant made of wood as well as leaves.
- Pieces of stone that are small and loose.
23 Clues: A small shovel. • A plant you can eat. • To give a plant water to drink. • A plant that is one narrow leaf. • The moisture a plant needs to live. • A long flexible pipe for moving water. • Many plants growing together on purpose • Pieces of stone that are small and loose. • It grows in the soil with leaves and roots • The pretty part of a plant where the seeds grow • ...
Charlotte 2021-04-23
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- has always been on the Earth
- the Earth is mostly made of
- a purifying process
- rocks, minerals and the ground
- nature recycles matter through
- causes cloud formation
- carbon moves from living things to the atmosphere air that surrounds the Earth
- bacteria that lives in the roots ofplants
- where most of the nitrogen on Earth is
- makes up 78% of the atmosphere
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- water stored under the Earth
- water on Earth is
- all water on the Earth
- a form used by plants
- process where water moves above,on, and below
- carbon moves from the air to the plants
- all living organisms on Earth
- carbon moves from plants to animals
- used to fuel cars, power plants, and factories
19 Clues: water on Earth is • a purifying process • a form used by plants • all water on the Earth • causes cloud formation • the Earth is mostly made of • water stored under the Earth • has always been on the Earth • all living organisms on Earth • rocks, minerals and the ground • nature recycles matter through • makes up 78% of the atmosphere • carbon moves from plants to animals • ...
science 2020-09-15
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- movement towards or away from touch
- growth promoter and growth inhibitor are both this
- restricts growth of plants
- direction of movemnt depends on direction of stimulus
- a thing or event that evokes a specific functional reaction in an organ or tissue
- movement towards or away from sunlight
- plants use it to climb up other plants or fences
- develops an organism
- movement is neither towards nor away from stimuli
- stimulates stem elongation
- movement towards or away from water
- helps in secondary growth
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- movement towards or away from gravity
- multicellular organisams use this as communication between cells
- promotes growth of plants
- makes plant grow towards the sun
- a plant that closes at touch
- functions againt auxins and gibberlins
- natural gaseous phytohormone
- movement towards or away from chemicals
- plant hormones
21 Clues: plant hormones • develops an organism • promotes growth of plants • helps in secondary growth • restricts growth of plants • stimulates stem elongation • a plant that closes at touch • natural gaseous phytohormone • makes plant grow towards the sun • movement towards or away from touch • movement towards or away from water • movement towards or away from gravity • ...
Ch. 8 Photosynthesis 2025-11-03
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- plants are an example
- reactant of photosynthesis
- recognized that plants gain mass from water
- heat energy
- chemical compound that stores energy for organisms
- sugar in ATP
- waxy leaf layer that prevents water loss
- ability to do work
- reactant of photosynthesis
- pigment that absorbs energy from sun
- determined that photosynthesis requires light
- energy used to fuel photosynthesis
- phosphate groups in ADP
- transports water and food throughout the leaf
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- pores on the bottom of a leaf
- breaks off to relase energy
- chlorophyll __________ green wavelengths
- product of photosynthesis
- plants release excess water vapor in this process
- control the opening and closing of stomata
- organelle where photosynthesis takes place
- unusable energy storage for plant
- energy is stored here
- product of photosynthesis
- concluded that plants produce oxygen
- light
- obtain energy from consuming other organisms
- guard cells do this to open stoma
28 Clues: light • heat energy • sugar in ATP • ability to do work • plants are an example • energy is stored here • phosphate groups in ADP • product of photosynthesis • product of photosynthesis • reactant of photosynthesis • reactant of photosynthesis • breaks off to relase energy • pores on the bottom of a leaf • unusable energy storage for plant • guard cells do this to open stoma • ...
Time to Garden 2026-03-02
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- Small hand tool for planting and transplanting
- Woody plant smaller than a tree
- Produce new plants from cuttings or seeds
- Prepare and loosen soil for planting
- Glass structure used for growing plants
- Removing unwanted plants from beds or lawns
- Dense row of shrubs forming a boundary
- Cut back growth to improve shape and health
- Planted edge of a lawn or pathway
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- Plant that completes its life cycle in one season
- Protective layer spread over soil to retain moisture
- Transferring a plant into a container
- Tool used for digging and edging beds
- Decayed organic matter used to enrich soil
- Area of cultivated grass
- Young plant grown from seed
- Supply water to plants
- Art of shaping shrubs into decorative forms
- Plant that returns year after year
- Add nutrients to improve soil quality
20 Clues: Supply water to plants • Area of cultivated grass • Young plant grown from seed • Woody plant smaller than a tree • Planted edge of a lawn or pathway • Plant that returns year after year • Prepare and loosen soil for planting • Transferring a plant into a container • Tool used for digging and edging beds • Add nutrients to improve soil quality • ...
Savanna and Tropical Rainforests 2012-11-05
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- ______ grass is the most common type of plants.
- _____ and rain affect the plants.
- In the dry season it is ____________ degrees Fahrenheit.
- sunlight plays an _________ role in health and nutrition of the reggiona wildlife and plants.
- Plants are highly ___________.
- Fire is veery _______.
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- In the wet season it is ________ degrees Fahrenheit.
- Smaller insects are _______, grasshoppers, and termites.
- Animals are lions, leopards, ______, elephants, zebra, and kangaroo.
- The annual rainfall for the Savanna is _________ inches.
- If there was more heat and less _____ plants would die.
- The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God endures forever _________40:8
- Almost every type of _______ is found in the Savanna.
- When there is a fire ______ percent or less of the plants are killed.
- One of the continants the savanna is located?
15 Clues: Fire is veery _______. • Plants are highly ___________. • _____ and rain affect the plants. • One of the continants the savanna is located? • ______ grass is the most common type of plants. • In the wet season it is ________ degrees Fahrenheit. • Almost every type of _______ is found in the Savanna. • If there was more heat and less _____ plants would die. • ...
Photosynthesis 2022-03-14
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- "chemical energy" that plants make
- fluid inside of thylakoid
- gas that plants need
- takes in water
- contains stomata
- green pancakes inside chloroplast
- vascular tissue that moves water
- requirement for plants, taken in by roots
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- stack of thylakoids
- pigment in chloroplast that reflects green light
- vascular tissue that moves food
- where the "photo" in photosynthesis comes from
- small holes in leaves that take in gasses
- gas that plants make
- fluid inside the chloroplast
15 Clues: takes in water • contains stomata • stack of thylakoids • gas that plants need • gas that plants make • fluid inside of thylakoid • fluid inside the chloroplast • vascular tissue that moves food • vascular tissue that moves water • green pancakes inside chloroplast • "chemical energy" that plants make • small holes in leaves that take in gasses • ...
Choice board 2023-02-15
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- eats both meat and plants
- plants reacting to light
- breaking of rock by chemical process
- breaking of rock by physical forces
- plants reacting to gravity
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- can make a delta
- a small piece of rock broken off by weathering
- only eats plants
- has to eat another organism to obtain energy
- plants reacting to touch
- makes its own food
- only eats meat
- movement of rocks/sediments to a new location
13 Clues: only eats meat • can make a delta • only eats plants • makes its own food • plants reacting to touch • plants reacting to light • eats both meat and plants • plants reacting to gravity • breaking of rock by physical forces • breaking of rock by chemical process • has to eat another organism to obtain energy • movement of rocks/sediments to a new location • ...
law of conservation 2025-05-01
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- precipitation is involved in the _____
- also called sugar
- worms are examples of _____
- plants take in _____ in the carbon cycle
- sunlight is absorbed by the _____ in plants
- main source of energy
- energy is always being _____
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- photosynthesis is a _____ change
- opposite of photosynthesis
- matter cannot be created or _____
- process plants undergo
- absorbs water
- cellular respiration and photosynthesis occurs in _____
- primary consumers are _____
14 Clues: absorbs water • also called sugar • main source of energy • process plants undergo • opposite of photosynthesis • worms are examples of _____ • primary consumers are _____ • energy is always being _____ • photosynthesis is a _____ change • matter cannot be created or _____ • precipitation is involved in the _____ • plants take in _____ in the carbon cycle • ...
Plants in the Winter 2024-05-20
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- Trees and plants start to grow again in the __________ when the weather gets warmer (32)
- Pine trees do not grow __________ or fruit like other plants and trees (35)
- Evergreen trees can make food and put __________ into the air even in winter (33)
- The new leaves are green because they have __________ in them (32)
- Trees stop making food _____________ winter (30)
- Evergreen needles are long and thin so that they don't _________ (35)
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- Pine trees stay green because they are _______________ trees (33)
- Leaves freeze because they are flat and ________ (30)
- ___________________ is the way that plants make food (34)
- In the winter, some plants and trees drop __________ to make new plants (31)
- The season when leaves change colors (29)
- Some plants and trees use food they make in the ________ to stay alive (31)
- Trees and plants that do not grow in the winter save _____________ (31)
- Some leaves change color because they stop making _________ (29)
14 Clues: The season when leaves change colors (29) • Trees stop making food _____________ winter (30) • Leaves freeze because they are flat and ________ (30) • ___________________ is the way that plants make food (34) • Some leaves change color because they stop making _________ (29) • Pine trees stay green because they are _______________ trees (33) • ...
Revision 55 words(Jackey) 2025-03-26
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- Papers are made of_____.
- Chameleons_____ when they see their predators.
- Who is correct?Ben:Animals only go through 3 cycles,Kelly:Plants only go through 7 life cycles.Sally:Some animals go through a process called“metamorphosis”.
- Metals are_____.(Clue:About the transparency.)
- Fish breathe through_____.
- Who is correct?Tony:Egg>Larva>Pupa>Adult,Desy:Egg>Pupa>Larva>Adult.Sophia:Pupa>Larva>Egg>Adult.(Clue:Check on your textbooks,page 98.)
- Whose egg is smaller? Duck or quail?
- Is paper a magnetic object?
- _____ are the only type of animal that eat vegetables.
- Wood are natural materials,but plastics are_____-made materials.
- Omnivores eat meat and_____.
- Animal P has lay eggs,have 6 legs and has exoskeleton.Animal P is a_____.
- Plants have root
- Gloves are often made of_____.
- ______ is used to make drink cans.
- The plant’s first_____ leaf grow up first.
- Fungi and non-flowering plant reproduce by_____.
- The process of classifying.
- Flowering plants reproduce by_____.
- _____ is used to make scarves.
- Living things_____,reproduce and respond to changes.
- Bird’s outer covering is called a_____.
- _____ is used to make vases.
- Maria_____ Merian was born in 1647.(Clue:Check your textbooks,page 92.)
- _____ is another word for place.
- _____ is used to make electrical wires.
- Who is correct? Anna:Seed>Tree>Fruit,Daniel:Tree>Flower>Seed.Riley:Seed>Tree>Flower>Fruit.
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- The process of pollinating.
- Gold is used to make_____.(Clue:Check on your textbooks,page 47.)
- Another word for an animal that is been eaten by another animal.
- Amphibians are_____-blooded.
- Look at your textbooks page 83, it has a life cycle of a/an_____
- WOW stands for:water,_____ and warmth.
- Dinosaurs are______.(Clue:Opposite of exist)
- Reptiles have_____ as their outer covering.
- Insectivores eat_____.
- Plants make food by going through a process called“_____”.
- A_____ can help us to find the direction.(Clue:Check your textbooks,page 111.)
- Cockroaches have_____ stages of life cycle.
- Which metal is magnetic:Gold,Iron or Silver?(Clue:Check on your textbooks,page 126.)
- Who is correct?Alex:All plants reproduce by spores,Dolly:All plants bear fruits.Bella:All plants make their own food.
- Who is correct?Shaki:Seaweed are plants as they cannot move.Hered:Seaweed is not a plant,as it is an algae.
- Magnets have_____pole and south pole.
- Who is wrong?Groly:Mosquitoes can lay 100 eggs to 200 eggs each time.Possa:Rubber is waterproof.Elaster:There are more than 210 species of mosquitoes have been identified in Singapore.(Clue:Check on your textbooks page 17,57 and 88.)
- snake are_____.
- Bacteria can be_____ and harmful.
- Ken found some fungi on his bread it can be_____.
- There are 3 types of fungi:Mould,mushroom and_____.
- Mosquitoes lay their eggs on_____ water.(Clue:check on your textbooks,page 88.)
- Is starfish a fish?
- A mushroom have a_____,gills and a stalk.
- Who is wrong?Question:Explain why plants are living things? Answer: Ally:Because plants cannot walk or move.Benny:Because plants need air water and food to survive.Carles:Because plants grow and reproduce.
- insects have______,thorax and abdomen.
- insects have______ legs.
- Mammals are_____-blooded.
- Animal E has scales,breathe through gills and lay eggs.Animal K belongs to the_____ group.
- There are_____ in yoghurts.
- Magnets will repel and_____.
58 Clues: snake are_____. • Plants have root • Is starfish a fish? • Insectivores eat_____. • Papers are made of_____. • insects have______ legs. • Mammals are_____-blooded. • Fish breathe through_____. • The process of pollinating. • Is paper a magnetic object? • The process of classifying. • There are_____ in yoghurts. • Amphibians are_____-blooded. • Omnivores eat meat and_____. • ...
3rd Grade Bio Study Guide 2022-09-22
13 Clues: shape • eats plants • eats animals • eats producers • used by a producer • create its own food • soil, wind, sunlight • plants, animals, wood • eats plants and animals • how the structure works • use sunlight to produce food • recycle decaying and dead organisms • move, adapt, or die when environment changes
All about Gardening 2022-11-05
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- A yellow vegetable that grows on a stalk
- Organic material added to improve soil
- Small blue ball fruit
- Purple vegetable that is egg shaped
- Insects or animals that damage plants
- Added to soil to help plants grow
- Used to make french fries
- Container that holds plants
- Needed for plants to grow
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- Often used as a snowman's nose
- A tool used for digging holes
- Two hydrogen molecules and one oxygen molecule
- Green leafy vegetable known as a superfood
- Vegetable that is a bulb with many layers
- Dark red underground vegetable
- Used as medicine or seasoning
- What becomes a baby plant when put in dirt
- Worn to protect hands
- Orange vegetable associated with Halloween
- Used to make spaghetti sauce
- Vegetable that looks like small green balls
21 Clues: Small blue ball fruit • Worn to protect hands • Used to make french fries • Needed for plants to grow • Container that holds plants • Used to make spaghetti sauce • A tool used for digging holes • Used as medicine or seasoning • Often used as a snowman's nose • Dark red underground vegetable • Added to soil to help plants grow • Purple vegetable that is egg shaped • ...
Natural Resources !!CROSSWORD!! 2021-12-05
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- plants converting raw materials into obtainable food for plants.
- greenhouse gas-CH₄
- Dead organisms combining with soil.
- Depletion of soil
- Losing of water in plants.
- O₃
- they are talking about sequences of events that repeat themselves in a scientific way.
- This is the process of warming of the earths surface due to to greenhouse gases.
- Turning of gas into liquid form.
- A process by which O2 is released and CO2 is released.
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- the scientific process of rain
- living organisms
- Symbiotic bacteria present in plants.
- N
- Process by which O2 is burned and CO2 is burned.
- Greenhouse gas-CFC
- A cycle in which gaseous cycle and sedimentary cycle are its types.
- O2
- The heating of the earths surface due to the greenhouse effect.
- Liquid turning into gaseous form.
20 Clues: N • O₃ • O2 • living organisms • Depletion of soil • greenhouse gas-CH₄ • Greenhouse gas-CFC • Losing of water in plants. • the scientific process of rain • Turning of gas into liquid form. • Liquid turning into gaseous form. • Dead organisms combining with soil. • Symbiotic bacteria present in plants. • Process by which O2 is burned and CO2 is burned. • ...
(7th) Life Science - Chapter 8A-B Vocabulary 2021-02-01
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- A thick-walled cell that helps support a plant.
- The loosely packed cells in a plant leaf that allow gases to move easily to the palisade layer.
- Another name for nonvascular plants.
- Conducts water and other materials in some plants.
- A vascular tissue that moves finished sugars out of the leaf.
- Waxy coating that helps prevent water loss in plants.
- The rings in a woody stem that result from different growth rates of xylem at different times of the year.
- The tightly packed cells in a plant leaf that make most of the plant's food.
- Openings in the underside of the leaf that allow gases to move in and out of the leaf.
- The young plant that grows into a new sporophyte.
- The underground stem in most ferns.
- The lower part of a bryophyte that is green and leafy with rhizoids.
- Plants that have vascular bundles evenly distributed throughout their stems.
- A kind of cellular organelle, such as chloroplasts.
- Their seeds are not fully covered and include pine trees, cycads, and ginkgoes.
- A vascular tissue that moves water and nutrients into the leaf.
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- The vascular tissue of a leaf; a type of vascular bundle.
- A kind of pressure caused by the presence of water inside a plant's central vacuoles.
- Long chains of sugar that make plant cell walls.
- Their seeds are fully covered by a fruit; "flowering plants."
- The part of a bryophyte that has the capsule and stalk; used in making spores.
- A layer of living cells just under the dead cork.
- Plants whose vascular bundles are found in a ring around the out part of the stem.
- A structure produced by some plants to protect the embryo.
24 Clues: The underground stem in most ferns. • Another name for nonvascular plants. • A thick-walled cell that helps support a plant. • Long chains of sugar that make plant cell walls. • A layer of living cells just under the dead cork. • The young plant that grows into a new sporophyte. • Conducts water and other materials in some plants. • ...
PLANTS AND ANIMALS NUTRITION AND GAS EXCHANGE 2019-07-09
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- The absorption and digestion of food or nutrients by the body or any biological system.
- Intake by plants.
- The breakdown of complex molecules in living organisms to form simpler ones.
- Which the plant collects through its roots.
- Is the process in your body that turns simple structures into more complex structures.
- Organisms that can’t make its own food supply, so they have to eat other things, like plants or other animals, to survive.
- Is the process of breaking sugar into a form that the cell can use as energy.
- Is a condition in which something takes in another substance.
- Is an important organic compound in metabolism.
- To continue to exist, and not to fail or be destroyed.
- Responsible for gas exchange called respiration.
- Typically found in plant leaves but can also be found in some stems.
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- Providing energy for the process of photosynthesis to occur.
- Is the energy currency of life.
- Is a process used by plants and other organisms to convert light energy into chemical energy.
- The process of eliminating or expelling waste matter.
- Are mainly sugars and starches that the body breaks down into glucose.
- Delivers substances such as nutrients and oxygen to the cells.
- Are animals that only eat plants.
- Allows plants to absorb energy from light.
- Are animals that gets food from killing and eating other animals.
- Is a kind of animal that eats either other animals or plants.
- Organisms are able to make their own food.
- Provides energy for vital processes and for synthesizing new organic material.
- Released by plants in the atmosphere.
25 Clues: Intake by plants. • Is the energy currency of life. • Are animals that only eat plants. • Released by plants in the atmosphere. • Allows plants to absorb energy from light. • Organisms are able to make their own food. • Which the plant collects through its roots. • Is an important organic compound in metabolism. • Responsible for gas exchange called respiration. • ...
PLANTS AND ANIMALS NUTRITION AND GAS EXCHANGE 2019-07-09
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- Intake by plants.
- Is the process of breaking sugar into a form that the cell can use as energy.
- Is an important organic compound in metabolism.
- Organisms are able to make their own food.
- The absorption and digestion of food or nutrients by the body or any biological system.
- Allows plants to absorb energy from light.
- Which the plant collects through its roots.
- Organisms that can’t make its own food supply, so they have to eat other things, like plants or other animals, to survive.
- The breakdown of complex molecules in living organisms to form simpler ones.
- Delivers substances such as nutrients and oxygen to the cells.
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- To continue to exist, and not to fail or be destroyed.
- Are animals that only eat plants.
- Responsible for gas exchange called respiration.
- Is the energy currency of life.
- Are animals that gets food from killing and eating other animals.
- Are mainly sugars and starches that the body breaks down into glucose.
- Provides energy for vital processes and for synthesizing new organic material.
- Providing energy for the process of photosynthesis to occur.
- Is a process used by plants and other organisms to convert light energy into chemical energy.
- Is the process in your body that turns simple structures into more complex structures.
- Is a condition in which something takes in another substance.
- The process of eliminating or expelling waste matter.
- Is a kind of animal that eats either other animals or plants.
- Typically found in plant leaves but can also be found in some stems.
- Released by plants in the atmosphere.
25 Clues: Intake by plants. • Is the energy currency of life. • Are animals that only eat plants. • Released by plants in the atmosphere. • Organisms are able to make their own food. • Allows plants to absorb energy from light. • Which the plant collects through its roots. • Is an important organic compound in metabolism. • Responsible for gas exchange called respiration. • ...
PLANTS AND ANIMALS NUTRITION AND GAS EXCHANGE 2019-07-09
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- The breakdown of complex molecules in living organisms to form simpler ones.
- Are animals that only eat plants.
- Delivers substances such as nutrients and oxygen to the cells.
- Is a condition in which something takes in another substance.
- Is an important organic compound in metabolism.
- Which the plant collects through its roots.
- Typically found in plant leaves but can also be found in some stems.
- Is a kind of animal that eats either other animals or plants.
- Intake by plants.
- Organisms are able to make their own food.
- Organisms that can’t make its own food supply, so they have to eat other things, like plants or other animals, to survive.
- Is the process in your body that turns simple structures into more complex structures.
- Released by plants in the atmosphere.
- To continue to exist, and not to fail or be destroyed.
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- Is the energy currency of life.
- Provides energy for vital processes and for synthesizing new organic material.
- Is the process of breaking sugar into a form that the cell can use as energy.
- Are mainly sugars and starches that the body breaks down into glucose.
- Is a process used by plants and other organisms to convert light energy into chemical energy.
- Providing energy for the process of photosynthesis to occur.
- Allows plants to absorb energy from light.
- The absorption and digestion of food or nutrients by the body or any biological system.
- The process of eliminating or expelling waste matter.
- Are animals that gets food from killing and eating other animals.
- Responsible for gas exchange called respiration.
25 Clues: Intake by plants. • Is the energy currency of life. • Are animals that only eat plants. • Released by plants in the atmosphere. • Allows plants to absorb energy from light. • Organisms are able to make their own food. • Which the plant collects through its roots. • Is an important organic compound in metabolism. • Responsible for gas exchange called respiration. • ...
Plant Crossword Puzzle 2024-07-29
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- The part of the plant that plays a big role in photosynthesis
- What are the teeny tiny openings at the bottom of plant cells that help gasses like carbon dioxide and oxygen enter the plant cells?
- True or false? "Non vascular plants do not have have tubes such as xylem and phloem to transport sugar and water"
- Which microorganism/microbe do evolutionary scientists believe plants have once originated from?
- A category of plants that utilizes a flower or fruit in order to reproduce
- True or false? "Plants are unicellular autotrophs"
- The process by which energy from the sun is converted into chemical energy and sugar that the plant needs to survive
- A pigment found in chloroplasts that gives plants their iconic green color
- The category of plants that a fern or horsetail plant is a part of
- A non vascular plant has to use _________ and osmosis in order to transport materials like water into the plant
- A rigid organelle in plant cells that give plant cells extra strength and protection
- A type of vascular tissue that is used to transport water
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- A process by which an organism grows from a seed
- Where are the embryos of gymnosperms located before germination?
- The phloem helps to transport organic materials and _______ in vascular plants
- A type of cell that does not have a nucleus, but has a singular piece of DNA or RNA floating around
- The plant organ that helps the plant get nutrients and water from the soil
- What type of plant category does moss fit into?
- What is the name of the spikes that viruses use to attack their host?
- The waxy coating that covers plant stems
20 Clues: The waxy coating that covers plant stems • What type of plant category does moss fit into? • A process by which an organism grows from a seed • True or false? "Plants are unicellular autotrophs" • A type of vascular tissue that is used to transport water • The part of the plant that plays a big role in photosynthesis • ...
Ecology 2024-04-05
Across
- a complex network of interconnecting and overlapping food chains showing feeding relationships within a community
- an organism that cannot produce its own food and must eat other plants and/or animals to get energy
- an organism that eats plants and animals
- an interacting group of various species in a common location
- organisms that hunt and kill other organisms for food
- an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form
- the natural home or environment of a plant, animal, or other organism
- an organism that eats plants
- organisms that make their own food
- a community of living organisms (plants, animals and microbes) in a particular area
- an organism that mostly consumes decaying biomass, such as meat or rotting plant material
- section of biology about the relations of organisms to each other and their environment
- the living components (organisms) that shape up the environment
Down
- a non-living part of an ecosystem that shapes its environment
- an organism that eats other plants or animals for energy and nutrients
- a linear sequence of organisms through which nutrients and energy pass as one organism eats another
- an organism that eats meat
- the region of the earth that encompasses all living organisms: plants, animals and bacteria
- position of an organism in the food chain
- a host is a larger organism that harbours a smaller organism
- a community of animals, plants, or humans who interbreed
- an organism that can produce its own food using light, water, carbon dioxide, or other chemicals
- association between two different organisms wherein one benefits at the expense of the other
- animals that are killed and eaten by other animals
- an organism, often a bacterium, fungus, or invertebrate that feeds on and breaks down dead plant or animal matter
25 Clues: an organism that eats meat • an organism that eats plants • organisms that make their own food • an organism that eats plants and animals • position of an organism in the food chain • animals that are killed and eaten by other animals • organisms that hunt and kill other organisms for food • an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form • ...
Gen Bio 1 2024-08-30
Across
- This is mostly responsible for the synthesis and storage of plant food.
- It give rise to permanent tissues which will differentiate into specialized cells with certain functions.
- The basic unit of the nervous system consists of structures that can conduct electrochemical signals as a form of information.
- These are the only complex permanent tissues in plants.
- A muscular tissue that is attached to the skeleton or bones.
- A 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.
- It gives rise to cork cells which replaces epidermis of plants once they mature.
- It prevents loss of water and invasion of disease-causing microorganisms.
- It gives rise to secondary xylem and phloem.
Down
- These are located at the root tips and responsible for the primary growth of plants.
- A muscular tissue that is found in the heart.
- These are slit-like structures on the lower epidermis of leaves which aids in the exchange of gases between plants and the environment.
- This has two kinds, namely sclereids and fibers.
- These plant tissues are composed of nondividing cells.
- These are epidermal outgrowths responsible for protecting the plants from water loss. It also reflects excess light.
- These are specialized structures on the lower epidermis of leaves.
- It is composed of sieve-tube elements that help in the transport of nutrients throughout the plant’s body.
- These refer to groups of cells that are similar in structure and function.
- It covers the whole body of nonwoody and young woody plants and is protected by a waxy cuticle.
- It provides a furnishing flexible support to immature parts of plants.
20 Clues: It gives rise to secondary xylem and phloem. • A muscular tissue that is found in the heart. • This has two kinds, namely sclereids and fibers. • These plant tissues are composed of nondividing cells. • These are the only complex permanent tissues in plants. • A muscular tissue that is attached to the skeleton or bones. • ...
