plants Crossword Puzzles
BIO- reproduction in plants 2021-02-22
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- the female parts of a plant is called?
- seeds disperse to prevent?
- part of the flower that will turn into fruit
- cotyledon has ______ that acts as food storage for the seed before growing
- the tube that pollen grains make to reach the stigma
- another name for seed coat
- ______'s function is to attract insects that will pollinate the plant
- if plants don't have scent or attractiveness, it will be pollinated by?
- ______'s function is to catch pollen by its sticky part
- the fusion of female and male gametes present in flowers
- ovule will turn into______ in the fruit and seed formation
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- last stage in sexual reproduction of plants
- when the organism break into pieces and each piece will grow into an individual organism, that is called?
- the process of transferring pollen grain from anther to stigma
- the reproduction that does not make variation in offspring
- asexual reproduction that multiplies and will be the same from a parent with the same size
- the _____ in the seed will grow into shoots
- leaves under the petals are called
- is where pollen grains produced
- plants that have big and spikey pollen are pollinated by?
20 Clues: seeds disperse to prevent? • another name for seed coat • is where pollen grains produced • leaves under the petals are called • the female parts of a plant is called? • last stage in sexual reproduction of plants • the _____ in the seed will grow into shoots • part of the flower that will turn into fruit • the tube that pollen grains make to reach the stigma • ...
Plants and trees - agb 2020-08-09
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- something people use to dig
- something that plants need to make food
- a sharp part on some plant stems
- plants grown by farmers for food
- the seed of an oak tree
- the type of plant that grapes and pumpkins grow on
- a tree that is famous for its red leaves in autumn
- a plant that is just breaking through the soil
- a tree that begins with O
- an apple, a peach, or a pear
- an almond, a walnut, or a pecan
- an insect that pollinates flowers
- another word for flower
- the leaves of a pine tree
- a sticky powder that helps make seeds
- something plants need to grow
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- a product that comes from trees
- a flower before it blooms
- a part of a plant that gathers water from the soil
- a plant that people don't want in their gardens
- something people use to water the garden
- gather the crops
- a place where people grow flowers and other plants
- the type of plant that forms on your lawn
- a plant found in the desert
- the part of a pine tree that contains seeds
- the season when leaves change color
- a conifer that begins with P
- a colorful part of a plant that blooms
- a flower that begins with R
- another word for dirt
- a part of a plant that makes food out of sunlight
- a part of a plant that holds the plant up
33 Clues: gather the crops • another word for dirt • the seed of an oak tree • another word for flower • a flower before it blooms • a tree that begins with O • the leaves of a pine tree • something people use to dig • a plant found in the desert • a flower that begins with R • a conifer that begins with P • an apple, a peach, or a pear • something plants need to grow • ...
plants poison or not ? 2021-10-05
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- : silver oak
- :Professor Oak
- :cone
- :Royal poinciana
- :Sakura
- : flypaper,sticky leaves, sun
- : poison,name,common know, V
- :used for bow and head
- :Larkspur
- :nightshade family,donna ,root used medicine
- :when you look up outside what do you see name Duranta erecta
- : nut
- : buttercup
- : tulip and ice
- :mums,long name
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- : trap,fly
- :tree,big,willow meme
- : red,Beauty and the Beast
- : heaven tree
- : poison,color violet,glove
- : ghost and snowberry
- : yellow or white and lion
- :Touch-me-not
- : heart,poison, pink
- :Marsh Marigold ,woodland
25 Clues: :cone • : nut • :Sakura • :Larkspur • : trap,fly • : buttercup • : silver oak • : heaven tree • :Touch-me-not • :Professor Oak • : tulip and ice • :mums,long name • :Royal poinciana • : heart,poison, pink • :tree,big,willow meme • : ghost and snowberry • :used for bow and head • :Marsh Marigold ,woodland • : red,Beauty and the Beast • : yellow or white and lion • : poison,color violet,glove • ...
7th chpt 7 plants 2022-01-20
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- together, the stigma, style, and ovary make up the ___ of a flower
- the plant life cycle structure that produces egg and sperm cells
- the part of the stamen where the pollen is
- cone-bearing plants are ____
- gases move in and out of a leaf through these openings on the underside
- angiosperms with 2 seed leaves or cotyledons are called this
- monocots have petals in multiples of ___
- if a plant is this, it does not have xylem and phloem
- the ripened ovary of an angiosperm becomes this that we can sometimes eat
- these vascular tissues transport food down the plant from the leaves
- this part of a woody stem produces new vascular tissue
- in ___ reproduction, an egg and sperm cell unite, giving the offspring new genetic info different from the parents
- angiosperms with only one seed leaf or cotyledon are called ____
- in seeds, sometimes food is stored inside these, there may be one or two
- a group of cells that work together make a ____
- this is another compound found in plants that helps with structural support of the plant
- at the tip of the sporophyte , this structure will grow and it will contain the spores
- the terms used to show that a pollen grain has landed on the stigma of a flower
- the period when a plant’s growth and activity stops
- these vascular tissues transport water and minerals
- if a plant is ____ it has xylem and phloem vessels
- the structure that results from the joining of an egg and sperm cell
- all flowering plants are ____
- dicots have _____ veins on their leaves
- there is only one species on Earth left of this gymnosperm
- mosses are ___ plants
- an ____ stem is green and flexible
- the energy that powers photosynthesis comes from the ___
- a plant’s response to seasonal changes in the length of day and night
- nonvascular plants grow low to the ground and have ___ cell walls to pass water and nutrients cell to cell
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- older inactive ____ form the rings that are found in the dross section of a tree
- the part of a woody plant that is active xylem layers
- the dense inner part of a woody plant that is inactive
- all plants are ___, which means they can produce their own food
- the term used to show that a sperm cell has just united with an egg cell
- a response to gravity by a plant
- an example of ___ reproduction is bugging
- monocots have veins in their leaves that run ___ to each other
- these gymnosperms are the palm trees
- plant cell walls contain a rigid material called ____
- ferns are vascular, but they do not produce seeds, they produce ___ to reproduce
- a single main root with small lateral roots and root hair coming off it
- dormancy helps plants survive freezing weather and a lack of ___ ____
- a leaf’s cuticle reduces ________ that can cause water loss
- a response to touch by a plant
- plants that complete their life cycle in 2 years
- plants that live and flower for more than 2 years
- these on a root help a plant absorb nutrients and water
- a response to light by a plant
- a variety of chemicals that affect how a plant grows and develops
- plants that complete their life cycle in one year
- a response to water by a plant
- the organelle in a plant cell that stores water
- together, the anther and the filament make up the ___ of a flower
54 Clues: mosses are ___ plants • cone-bearing plants are ____ • all flowering plants are ____ • a response to touch by a plant • a response to light by a plant • a response to water by a plant • a response to gravity by a plant • an ____ stem is green and flexible • these gymnosperms are the palm trees • monocots have petals in multiples of ___ • dicots have _____ veins on their leaves • ...
Plants and plant functions. 2021-12-14
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- mainly of oxygen and nitrogen.
- process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water. Photosynthesis in plants generally involves the green pigment chlorophyll and generates oxygen as a by-product of any
- holds the plant up/supports the leaves
- acts as a buffer against pollen contamination/to assist the process of fertilization
- branch of biology that deals with the study of plants, including their structure, properties, and biochemical processes. ... Also included are plant classification and the study of plant diseases and of interactions with the environment
- light from the sun
- absorbs water/anchors the plant
- a living organism of the kind exemplified by trees, shrubs, herbs, grasses, ferns, and mosses, typically growing in a permanent site, absorbing water and inorganic substances through its roots, and synthesizing nutrients in its leaves by photosynthesis using the green pigment chlorophyll
- a living thing) undergo natural development by increasing in size and changing physically; progress to maturity/become larger or greater over a period of time; increase
- develop into seeds upon fertilization
- to produce food for the plant by photosynthesis
- The ovule producing part of a flower
- protect and nourish the embryo or young plant
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- The pollen-producing part of a flower
- protects the seeds and also helps to spread them
- captures pollen
- defensive organ that encloses and protects the developing reproductive structures
- green pigment, present in all green plants and in cyanobacteria, is responsible for the absorption of light to provide energy for photosynthesis. Its molecule contains a magnesium atom held in a porphyrin ring
- the upper layer of earth in which plants grow, a black or dark brown material typically consisting of a mixture of organic remains, clay, and rock particles
- reproduction
- The part of the stamen where pollen is produced
- colorless, transparent, odorless liquid that forms the seas, lakes, rivers, and rain and is the basis of the fluids of living organisms
22 Clues: reproduction • captures pollen • light from the sun • mainly of oxygen and nitrogen. • absorbs water/anchors the plant • The ovule producing part of a flower • The pollen-producing part of a flower • develop into seeds upon fertilization • holds the plant up/supports the leaves • protect and nourish the embryo or young plant • The part of the stamen where pollen is produced • ...
Crops and Plants- Ashley 2017-04-12
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- Long and yellow
- Very small and green.
- Green, People usually use it for salad.
- Yellow.
- Underground part of a stem or rhizome.
- Long and Orange
- Little,Blue and Round.
- Red and a type of Berry.
- Orange and Round.
- Orange,People carve at Halloween.
- Red and Round.
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- The food factory of the plant.
- Usually under ground.
- Round, yellow and Orange/Red.
- Has two main functions.
- Makes your eyes tear up when you cut them.
- Red and grow in a field.
- Long,green and people can use them for making pickles.
- Returns year after year.
- A cultivated plant that is grown as food.
20 Clues: Yellow. • Red and Round. • Long and yellow • Long and Orange • Orange and Round. • Usually under ground. • Very small and green. • Little,Blue and Round. • Has two main functions. • Red and grow in a field. • Returns year after year. • Red and a type of Berry. • Round, yellow and Orange/Red. • The food factory of the plant. • Orange,People carve at Halloween. • ...
Biology of Plants: Photosynthesis 2018-03-15
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- In most plants (dicots), spongy ___________ allows for gas exchange.
- C4 is better at _____ CO2.
- ____________ must be open for gas exchange.
- When photosynthesis enzymes are at peak efficiency, they may run out of CO2, resulting in _____________.
- _________ gradient and electron transport produce ATP and NADH.
- To generate and store energy, plants create a ___________ gradient using Hydrogen ions (H+).
- Light-____________ reactions create the hydrogen gradient
- ______________ absorbs red and blue light.
- Stage 2 of Photosynthesis is fixing ____________ (light-independent reaction).
- Facultative CAM plants can switch between C3, C4, and CAM based on ___________ conditions.
- At _________ temperatures, C4 plants do better in full sun.
- In photosynthesis, carbon dioxide, water and light are the _________.
- Rubisco is an _________ that attaches CO2 to RuBP and creates a 6 carbon sugar.
- Photorespiration occurs when ____________ binds to Oxygen rather than Carbon Dioxide, and releases CO2.
- C6H12O6 is the formula for?
- C4 is successful in hot, ____, lower CO2 conditions.
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- C4 photosynthesis first organic molecule has 4 ___________, Uses PEP and PEP-carboxylase. Still uses Calvin Cycle; rubisco is exposed to only CO2, never oxygen.
- At lower light levels, C3 can be better in a range of _____________.
- In photoexcitation, Energized electrons are replaced by ___________: splitting water.
- For C3 photosynthesis, CO2 increases ____________.
- In photosynthesis, glucose and oxygen are the __________.
- In photoexcitation, Hydrogen ion concentration increases in _____________.
- Plants can change the ___________ of stomata in response to CO2 conditions.
- In photoexcitation, ___________ created as a byproduct.
- Electron transport system is a series of ______________ that steal energy from excited electrons.
- ATP is produced when _____________ is allowed through the membrane by ATP Synthase.
- In monocots, In __________ around vascular tissue, no thylakoids, lots of starch.
- __________-dependent reactions take place in the plasma membrane of thylakoids within chloroplasts.
- In photoexcitation, Electrons come from __________.
- In monocots, In ___________ mesophyll, small chloroplasts with no starch, many thylakoids.
- Normal photosynthesis?
- Stage 1 of Photosynthesis is Storing _________ (light-dependent reaction purpose).
- Rubisco __________ energy, instead of producing it.
- Carbon Fixation is the process of turning inorganic carbon dioxide into organic ________.
34 Clues: Normal photosynthesis? • C4 is better at _____ CO2. • C6H12O6 is the formula for? • ______________ absorbs red and blue light. • ____________ must be open for gas exchange. • For C3 photosynthesis, CO2 increases ____________. • In photoexcitation, Electrons come from __________. • Rubisco __________ energy, instead of producing it. • ...
National animals and plants 2016-01-19
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- The national bird of New Zealand
- Mythical animal of Scotland
- The national bird of Lithuania
- The national bird of Cuba
- The national bird of Denmark
- The national animal of Tanzania
- The national flower of Russia
- The national animal of Romania and Serbia
- The national bird of The United States
- The national flower of France
- The national flower of Belgium
- The national flower of Australia
- The national mammal of Mexico
- The national animal of Australia (2)
- The national animal of Afghanistan and Pakistan
- The national symbol of Canada
- The national bird of Estonia
- The national flower of Ireland
- The national flower of Latvia
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- The national reptile of India
- The national flower of Uruguay
- The national flower of Lithuania
- The national animal of Finland
- The national bird of Finland
- The national flower of Austria
- The national flower of Hungary
- The national animal of Australia (1)
- The national animal of Costa Rica
- The national flower of Scotland
- The national animal of Spain
- The national animal of Somalia and Rwanda
- The national animal of Turkey
- The national flower of Estonia
- The national animal of Belgium, Ethiopia
- The national animal of Belarus
- The national bird of Nepal
- The national flower of Bulgaria
- The national bird of Brazil
- The national plant of Germany
- The national flower of Mexico
40 Clues: The national bird of Cuba • The national bird of Nepal • Mythical animal of Scotland • The national bird of Brazil • The national bird of Finland • The national bird of Denmark • The national animal of Spain • The national bird of Estonia • The national reptile of India • The national flower of Russia • The national animal of Turkey • The national flower of France • ...
Science: Plants and Animals 2013-10-13
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- The genetic material that carries information needed to make new cells and new organisms
- This fluid and almost all of its contents are called _______
- A structure that performs specific functions
- An organism made up of cells that have a nucleus by a membrane
- Is the outside layer of a cell
- A system of folded membranes in which proteins, lipids, and other materials are made
- Plant cells have an outermost structure called a _____
- A lipid that contains phosphorus and does not dissolve in water
- Organelles that make proteins are called _____
- Is where a cell begins to make its ribosomes
- Organelles in plant and algae cells in which photosynthesis takes place
- An organism that consists of a single cell that does not have a nucleus
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- A large organelle in a eukaryotic cell
- A web of proteins in the cytoplasm
- Is a vesicle
- A small sac that surrounds material to be moved into or out of a cell
- An organelle in which sugar is broken down to produce energy
- An organelle that packages and distributes proteins
- The smallest unit that can perform all the processes necessary for life
- A cell organelle that contains digestive enzymes
20 Clues: Is a vesicle • Is the outside layer of a cell • A web of proteins in the cytoplasm • A large organelle in a eukaryotic cell • A structure that performs specific functions • Is where a cell begins to make its ribosomes • Organelles that make proteins are called _____ • A cell organelle that contains digestive enzymes • An organelle that packages and distributes proteins • ...
Plants Throughout The Ages 2024-01-18
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- Sweet -, mainstay 13th century herb also known as ‘Joy of the Mountains’ (8)
- Functional tree used by natives for its medicinal value (6)
- Type of fruit tree found in most refined gardens in the 13th century (6)
- – Bacon, English philosopher who published his essay on ‘Gardens’ in the 17th century (7)
- Evergreen herbaceous plant used by natives for food and medicinal use (6)
- Octavia -, Founded The National Trust in 1895 (4)
- Plant also known as ‘Lad’s Love’ used as a medicine in the Middle Ages (12)
- – Blight, disease that caused the Irish Potato Famine in 1845 (4)
- Root vegetable grown in fallow fields to improve soil fertility in the 18th century (5)
- Location of the first greenhouse erected by Cistercian monks in the 17th century (10)
- Yellow -, used for planting en-masse in knot gardens in the 16th century (6)
- Nehemiah -, published ‘The Anatomy of Plants’ in 1682 (4)
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- Tropical fruit enjoyed by the gentry in the 17th century (9)
- – naturae, systematic botanical classification published by Linnaeus in 1735 (7)
- Jane Wells -, published ‘Gardening for Ladies’ in 1822 (6)
- Black -, grown as an understory beneath rose planting in the 16th century (10)
- Jethro -, invented the agricultural seed drill in the 18th century (4)
- Location of RHS’s first Flower Show held in 1912 (7)
- Italian city and home of the first botanical garden (4)
- Native hardy tree known by the botanical name Sorbus aria (9)
- – Birch, native hardy tree utilised by early tribes for shelter and food/fodder (5)
- Wild – Tree, valuable hardwood tree utilised for its good bending strength in the 16th century (7)
- Plant used in the 14th century to make rope and canvas (4)
- Sir Andrew -, founded the Edinburgh Botanical Garden in 1670 (7)
24 Clues: Octavia -, Founded The National Trust in 1895 (4) • Location of RHS’s first Flower Show held in 1912 (7) • Italian city and home of the first botanical garden (4) • Nehemiah -, published ‘The Anatomy of Plants’ in 1682 (4) • Jane Wells -, published ‘Gardening for Ladies’ in 1822 (6) • Plant used in the 14th century to make rope and canvas (4) • ...
Plants Responses Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-16
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- - Growth of a plant away from light.
- - Growth and development of plants in response to light.
- - Hormones responsible for cell elongation in phototropism and gravitropism.
- - A hormone thought to be involved in thigmomorphogenesis.
- - Growth of a plant in response to gravity.
- - Specialized plastids that contain starch granules.
- - Type of movement in response to touch that is independent of the direction of stimulus.
- - Movement of a plant in response to touch.
- - The process by which plants maximize their use of light, as mentioned in the context of photomorphogenesis.
- - Protein-based receptors mediating phototropic response.
- - Slow developmental change in the shape of a plant due to continuous mechanical stress.
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- - Directional growth of a plant in response to light.
- - Specific light spectrum that induces phototropism.
- - Greek word meaning "to grow," from which "auxin" is derived.
- - Threadlike leafless organ of climbing plants.
- - Another name for amyloplasts, indicating their role in sensing gravity.
- - The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university.
- - Growth of a plant towards a light source.
- - Molecules that work together with phototropins to mediate the phototropic response.
- - Another term for geotropism, the growth response to gravity.
20 Clues: - Growth of a plant away from light. • - Growth of a plant towards a light source. • - Growth of a plant in response to gravity. • - Movement of a plant in response to touch. • - Threadlike leafless organ of climbing plants. • - Specific light spectrum that induces phototropism. • - Specialized plastids that contain starch granules. • ...
Week 1 Landscape Plants 2024-09-03
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- Has a compound leaf
- One of the oldest species of tree on earth
- The use of trees/plants to minimize damage due to wildfire
- Genus of the Maple tree
- Has a predominantly three lobed leaf
- The art of keeping a plant small
- Fall color of Ginkgo tree
- Can be identified by lopsided samara
- Genus of the Ash tree
- Has a fruit that looks like a COVID virus
- Grows under the canopy of other trees, leaf has 7 to 9 lobes
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- Samaras have large fat seeds
- Fall color of the Sugar Maple
- Has colorful bracts that do not come to a point
- Only plant this week with thorns
- The primary reason someone would plant a red maple
- Maple tree identifier
- Has large leaves and straight across samaras
- A tree that provides a cool space to relax
- Genus of the dogwood plant
20 Clues: Has a compound leaf • Maple tree identifier • Genus of the Ash tree • Genus of the Maple tree • Fall color of Ginkgo tree • Genus of the dogwood plant • Samaras have large fat seeds • Fall color of the Sugar Maple • Only plant this week with thorns • The art of keeping a plant small • Has a predominantly three lobed leaf • Can be identified by lopsided samara • ...
Structural organisation in plants 2024-07-28
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- System responsible for transporting blood, nutrients, gases, and wastes to and from the cells.
- : A layer of dividing cells in plants that contribute to secondary growth by adding layers of vascular tissue.
- Tissues in plants that have differentiated and matured, no longer capable of division. Types include parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma.
- System responsible for controlling and coordinating all the functions of the body and responding to external and internal stimuli.
- : Protective tissue forming the outer layer of the skin and internal organs.
- System responsible for removing waste products from the body and regulating water balance.
- : Tissue that is responsible for movement. It is classified into three types: skeletal (voluntary control), smooth (involuntary control), and cardiac (heart muscle).
- A part of the body composed of more than one type of tissue and adapted to perform a specific function or group of functions.
- A layer of dividing cells that produce cork cells to replace the epidermis during secondary growth, providing protection to the plant.
- System responsible for producing offspring. It includes the organs involved in producing, maintaining, and transporting reproductive cells.
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- : Tissue that covers the body surfaces, lines body cavities, and forms glands. Types include simple (single layer) and stratified (multiple layers).
- : Tissue that supports, protects, and gives structure to other tissues and organs in the body. It includes bone, blood, and fat tissues.
- System responsible for taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide.
- System responsible for breaking down food into nutrients, which the body uses for energy, growth, and cell repair.
- : Vascular tissue in plants responsible for the transport of nutrients, particularly sugars, produced by photosynthesis.
- A group of cells that work together to perform a specific function. Animal tissues are categorized into four types: epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous.
- Growth that results in the thickening of stems and roots in plants, produced by the activity of the vascular cambium and cork cambium.
- Plant tissue found in the growing regions of the plant, responsible for new growth. Types include apical, lateral, and intercalary meristems.
- : A group of organs that work together to perform complex functions. Examples include the digestive, respiratory, circulatory, and nervous systems.
- Tissue that transmits electrical impulses throughout the body. It consists of neurons and supporting cells (neuroglia).
- : Vascular tissue in plants responsible for the transport of water and minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant.
21 Clues: System responsible for taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide. • : Protective tissue forming the outer layer of the skin and internal organs. • System responsible for removing waste products from the body and regulating water balance. • System responsible for transporting blood, nutrients, gases, and wastes to and from the cells. • ...
Animals and plants cells 2024-09-01
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- permanent tissue - its composed of one kind of cell
- cells - its responsible for regulating the entrance and exit of stomata
- - it helps on exhanging gases between plants and its environment
- - its function is to store and synthesize plant food
- - its the most basic, functional and simple unit of life.
- -its a group of cells that work together in order to perform a specific function.
- - its function is to transport substance, immune response and blood clotting.
- tissue - it's the only complex permanent tissue in plants
- meristem - its the primary cause of plant growth
- - what is the other term for Osseous tissue
- - it includes all kinds of different ecosystem
- - its responsible for transporting sugar to the plants
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- - its covered by a waxy cuticle and it covers the whole body of woody and non woody plants
- cells - they surround the nerve fibers and also produces myelin sheaths
- - it's a part of the nervous tissue that are shaped like stars and its function is to act as a support and control the chemical environment around the neurons
- permanent tissue - its composed of two or more kind of cell
- - it prevents the loss of water and invasion of disease causing microorganisms
- muscle - it can be found in the heart and has one nucleus and striations. It's muscle control is involuntary.
- - it's the one who produces myelin sheaths
- tissue - it's a type of animal cells that forms the inner and outer lining of the organ
20 Clues: - it's the one who produces myelin sheaths • - what is the other term for Osseous tissue • - it includes all kinds of different ecosystem • meristem - its the primary cause of plant growth • permanent tissue - its composed of one kind of cell • - its function is to store and synthesize plant food • - its responsible for transporting sugar to the plants • ...
Nutrition & Transport in Plants 2024-06-15
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- xylems cells are dead at maturity, so no protoplasm and cross-walls to ______ waterflow through lumen
- irregularly shaped cells that allow for gaseous exchange in the leaf
- the phloem transports _______ from leaves to other parts of the plant
- light ____________ point is where rate of respiration = rate of photosynthesis
- companion cells contain many ____________ to carry out respiration and release energy for active transport of manufactured food substances from photosynthesis
- in the night, K+ ions move out of guard cells via diffusion, so water moves out of guard cells to neighbouring cells via osmosis, causing the guard cells to become _______, closing the stoma
- the transport of food in the phloem tissue
- the pores in the sieve plates allow for _____________ flow of food substances through the sieve tubes
- during the day, guard cells photosynthesise and energy is used to pump K+ ions into guard cells via active transport, so water from neighbouring cells enter via osmosis, causing the guard cells to swell and become ______, opening the stoma
- root hair cell has long and narrow protrusion to increase _______ ____ __ ______ _____ for rapid absorption of water and minerals
- upper epidermis and lower epidermis are single layers of closely-packed cells that function to protect the leaf from ________ ______
- inner walls of xylem are deposited with ______ to strengthen walls and provide support
- a phenomenon that occurs due to excessive transpiration, where plant cells become flaccid and leaves fold up to reduce water loss
- spongy mesophyll cells are covered in a thin film of ________ to allow carbon dioxide to dissolve in it
- the loss of water vapour from the stomata of the leaves through diffusion; a consequence of gaseous exchange in plants for photosynthesis to occur
- a transparent layer that coats the upper epidermis of the leaf
- root hair cell has many mitochondria to fuel more ______ for active transport of mineral salts into root hair cell
- tightly packed, regularly shaped cells that are the main site of photosynthesis in the leaf
- bean-shaped cells that surround the stomata to control the opening and closing of the stomata
- water enters root hair cells and subsequently the xylem via _______
- cuticle is waxy and waterproof to reduce _____ ____ through evaporation from the leaf
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- mineral salts enter root hair cells via diffusion or ______ _________
- the xylem transports water and _______ _____ from roots to other parts of the plant
- spongy mesophyll contains large _____________ ___ ______ to allow for quick diffusion of gases like carbon dioxide into all photosynthetic cells
- phloem is made up of sieve tube elements and companion cells, where the sieve tube has porous walls in between each sieve tube element called _____ ______
- the process in which green plants trap light energy and converts it into chemical energy for the formation of carbohydrates and its subsequent uses
- a factor that directly affects the process; by increasing its amount, it increases the rate of process
- at a constant temperature and carbon dioxide concentration, the rate of photosynthesis increases with increasing light intensity until it reaches a plateau, where light intensity becomes the limiting factor; this is called the light __________ point
- spongy mesophyll contains the ________ ______, which consists of xylem and phloem tissues that are responsible for the transport of substances in the plant
- root hair cell ____ ___ contains sugars, amino acids and mineral salts and that its water potential is lower than that of soil solution, to drive water potential gradient for osmosis
- palisade mesophyll contains the most number of ____________ among the tissue in the leaf to increase absorption of sunlight for photosynthesis (hint: organelle)
- the site of gaseous exchange in plants
- the pigment found in chloroplasts that traps light energy
- photosynthesis is a process that is highly dependent on _______, thus rate of photosynthesis is affected by temperature
34 Clues: the site of gaseous exchange in plants • the transport of food in the phloem tissue • the pigment found in chloroplasts that traps light energy • a transparent layer that coats the upper epidermis of the leaf • water enters root hair cells and subsequently the xylem via _______ • irregularly shaped cells that allow for gaseous exchange in the leaf • ...
Plants and Animals Vocabularly 2025-02-13
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- carries water from roots to leaves
- sac in which offspring develop
- process of converting glucose to energy without oxygen
- any process without oxygen
- any process with oxygen
- carried sugar from leaves to rest of plant
- a type of reproduction where only one parent is needed
- produced its own body heat
- mammals that lay eggs
- opening in a leaf that allows for gas exchange
- organelle that contains chlorophyll
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- chemical reaction that converts glucose to energy
- name of the gland that produces milk
- a type of reproduction that requires two parents
- name of the family for rodents
- name of the family for bats
- group of plants characterized by seeds without a protective container
- a group of plants characterized by flower parts in groups of four or five
- chemical that collects light to begin photosynthesis
- mammals that have a pouch
- a group of plants characterized by flower parts in groups of three
- chemical energy that drives cell operations
- Chemical reaction that converts carbon dioxide and water to sugar
- the group of flowering plants where the seed in contained in a container, or fruit
- part of the chloroplast where light dependent reactions occur
25 Clues: mammals that lay eggs • any process with oxygen • mammals that have a pouch • any process without oxygen • produced its own body heat • name of the family for bats • sac in which offspring develop • name of the family for rodents • carries water from roots to leaves • organelle that contains chlorophyll • name of the gland that produces milk • ...
Chapter 6 Plants Vocabulary 2024-12-10
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- vascular plants that have flowers, and their seeds are protected inside a fruit
- the first root that emerges from a seed
- a coiled up frond, that resembles the top of a violin
- this is the part of the plant that is tucked between the xylem and the phloem, these cells divide and reproduce to grow wider each year.
- xylem and phloem tubes are grouped together in what is called __________ _________.
- is a plant that lives only for one growing season (usually a flower)
- thin, rootlike structures that mosses have instead of roots
- are tiny seed leaves of the plant embryo
- these are roots that never touch the soil, like in rainforests or areas of high humidity
- this is the root that grows straight down into the soil and has smaller roots branching off it.
- are called dicots, and have two cotyledons in their seeds
- these are the type of stem that is soft and green, like the stems of most flowers and vegetables.
- do not have flowers and their seeds are usually produced inside cones
- is a plant that can live for three or more years, it produces new seeds year after year
- is a plant that needs two growing seasons to fully develop
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- these are the leafy branches of a fern that can grow from one rhizome
- plants with tubelike structures that transport water from the roots to the stems and leaves
- this is the part of the plant that carries sugars and food throughout the plant
- this is the part of the plant that carries water and minerals from the roots to the top of the plant
- underground stems (horsetails have these)
- plants without tubelike structures, they lack roots and tissues for conducting water, and do not have stems
- these are thin roots that spread out in all directions
- are called monocots and have one cotyledon in their seeds
- these are the majority of gymnosperms, they are tall, straight trees, but some are woody shrubs
24 Clues: the first root that emerges from a seed • are tiny seed leaves of the plant embryo • underground stems (horsetails have these) • a coiled up frond, that resembles the top of a violin • these are thin roots that spread out in all directions • are called monocots and have one cotyledon in their seeds • are called dicots, and have two cotyledons in their seeds • ...
Plants uses themes features 2025-09-01
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- Camellia japonica
- Ophiopogon japonicus
- Agave attenuata
- Magnolia grandiflora ‘Little Gem’
- Rhodoleia championii
- Podocarpus elatus
- Araucaria heterophylla
- Callitris columellaris
- Strelitzia reginae
- Clivia miniata
- Photinia glabra
- Camellia sasanqua
- Dracaena draco
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- Viola banksii
- Rhododendron Vireya hybrids
- Doryanthes palmeri
- Pandanus tectorius
- Anigozanthos cultivars
- Buxus harlandii
- Doryanthes excelsa
- Rosmarinus officinalis
- Buxus microphylla
- Araucaria cunninghamii
- Westringia fruticosa
- Nandina domestica ‘Pygmaea’
- Syzygium australe
- Acacia spp.
- Bambusa spp.
- Phyllostachys spp.
29 Clues: Acacia spp. • Bambusa spp. • Viola banksii • Clivia miniata • Dracaena draco • Agave attenuata • Buxus harlandii • Photinia glabra • Camellia japonica • Buxus microphylla • Syzygium australe • Podocarpus elatus • Camellia sasanqua • Doryanthes palmeri • Pandanus tectorius • Doryanthes excelsa • Strelitzia reginae • Phyllostachys spp. • Ophiopogon japonicus • Rhodoleia championii • Westringia fruticosa • ...
science crossword puzzle 2024-02-13
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- an organism that eats primary consumer
- living or once living factors
- they break down dead plants and animals
- nonliving factors
- plant eaters
- eat
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- eats both plants and animals
- meat eaters
- life
- an organism that eats secondary consumers
- different/variety
- an organism that eats producer/plants
- makes their own food
13 Clues: eat • life • meat eaters • plant eaters • different/variety • nonliving factors • makes their own food • eats both plants and animals • living or once living factors • an organism that eats producer/plants • an organism that eats primary consumer • they break down dead plants and animals • an organism that eats secondary consumers
science crossword puzzle 2024-02-13
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- an organism that eats primary consumer
- living or once living factors
- they break down dead plants and animals
- nonliving factors
- plant eaters
- eat
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- eats both plants and animals
- meat eaters
- life
- an organism that eats secondary consumers
- different/variety
- an organism that eats producer/plants
- makes their own food
13 Clues: eat • life • meat eaters • plant eaters • different/variety • nonliving factors • makes their own food • eats both plants and animals • living or once living factors • an organism that eats producer/plants • an organism that eats primary consumer • they break down dead plants and animals • an organism that eats secondary consumers
Science Crrossword Puzzle 2024-02-12
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- nonling factors
- they break down dead plants and animals
- meat eaters
- living or once living factors
- plant eaters
- makes their own food
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- an organism that eats primary consumer
- eats both plants and animals
- an organism that eats secondary consumers
- an organism that eats producers/plants
- different/variety
- eat
- life
13 Clues: eat • life • meat eaters • plant eaters • nonling factors • different/variety • makes their own food • eats both plants and animals • living or once living factors • an organism that eats primary consumer • an organism that eats producers/plants • they break down dead plants and animals • an organism that eats secondary consumers
Photosynthesis 2021-11-08
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- Molecule that stores the chemical energy produced in photosynthesis
- One of the most efficiently absorbed wavelengths of light for photosynthesis
- Chemical compound that absorbs and reflects certain wavelengths of light
- Pigment used by plants to absorb light
- Plant organs that absorb water and minerals
- Wavelength of light mostly reflected by plants
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- Organelle in charge of carrying out photosynthesis
- Plant organs that contain chloroplasts and absorb light
- Source of energy for the process of photosynthesis
- Limiting factor for photosynthesis in plants
- Gas absorbed by the plants that is later converted into carbohydrates
- Waste product of plants during photosynthesis
12 Clues: Pigment used by plants to absorb light • Plant organs that absorb water and minerals • Limiting factor for photosynthesis in plants • Waste product of plants during photosynthesis • Wavelength of light mostly reflected by plants • Organelle in charge of carrying out photosynthesis • Source of energy for the process of photosynthesis • ...
Ecosystems 2022-08-31
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- consumers that eat meat
- where living things get energy
- consumers that eat both plants and animals
- living things that can make their own food by using energy in sunlight
- all living things need this to grow and to carry out their activities
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- the process plants use to make food
- main type of producer
- consumers that get energy by breaking down dead plants and animals
- consumers that only eat plants
- a model that shows how energy flows from one organism to another
- show overlapping food chains in an ecosystem
- an organism that gets its energy by feeding on other organisms
12 Clues: main type of producer • consumers that eat meat • consumers that only eat plants • where living things get energy • the process plants use to make food • consumers that eat both plants and animals • show overlapping food chains in an ecosystem • an organism that gets its energy by feeding on other organisms • ...
Photosynthesis! 2021-05-09
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- The genetic material that's found in the nucleus of cells and is passed down from parents to offspring
- dioxide The gas that plants need to do photosynthesis
- The stuff that's made in a chemical reaction
- The root word "photo" means...
- This provides the energy for photosynthesis
- The type of sugar that plants make
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- The liquid that plants need to do photosynthesis
- The color of chloroplasts
- Water enters plants through their...
- Rigid out layer that plant cells have but animal cells don't have
- The ingredients in any chemical reaction
- The gas that plants also make when they make glucose
12 Clues: The color of chloroplasts • The root word "photo" means... • The type of sugar that plants make • Water enters plants through their... • The ingredients in any chemical reaction • This provides the energy for photosynthesis • The stuff that's made in a chemical reaction • The liquid that plants need to do photosynthesis • ...
Photosynthesis and Cellular respiration 2022-12-05
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- what makes up the air all around us
- the gas used by plants to make food
- the process in which a plant makes food
- a cell that opens and closes stomata
- absorbed by the roots and plants and needed in photosynthesis
- the sugar made by plants in photosynthesis
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- what breaks down glucose in both plants and animals
- green pigment in plants that captures light energy
- small openings on leaves that allows gases to leave and enter
- organelles in plant cells where photosynthesis takes place
- the gas that is a product of photosynthesis
- the ultimate source of energy for life
12 Clues: what makes up the air all around us • the gas used by plants to make food • a cell that opens and closes stomata • the ultimate source of energy for life • the process in which a plant makes food • the sugar made by plants in photosynthesis • the gas that is a product of photosynthesis • green pigment in plants that captures light energy • ...
Plant Science 2015-01-29
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- The part of the flower that collects the pollen.
- A plant that reproduces more that once during their life cycle.
- Carries food produced in the leaves to the roots.
- A type of plant that has two cotyledons.
- These are found scattered throughout monocots and in rings in dicots.
- The small sacs that contain pollen.
- The parts of the plants that include the roots, stems, and leaves.
- Where the ovum are located.
- A type of plant that has one cotyledon.
- The type of root system found in monocots.
- The male parts of the flower.
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- Carries water and nutrients from the roots up.
- The female parts of the flower.
- the process by which water is carried throughout the plant.
- The reproductive part of the plant.
- A group of plants that bare cones.
- A plant that has a period of dormancy during its life cycle.
- The group of plants that includes flowering plants.
- The type of root system found in dicots.
- A plant the completes its life cycle in one year or growing season.
- Also known as the ovule.
21 Clues: Also known as the ovule. • Where the ovum are located. • The male parts of the flower. • The female parts of the flower. • A group of plants that bare cones. • The reproductive part of the plant. • The small sacs that contain pollen. • A type of plant that has one cotyledon. • A type of plant that has two cotyledons. • The type of root system found in dicots. • ...
Biosphere Crossword 2017-12-06
Across
- Eats both plants and Animals.
- Turning co2 to energy
- Abiotic and biotic factors working together
- can't make their own food
- Plant and animal _________ help them survive in new surroundings.
- Goes into to change something
- animals at a constant number
- A group of animals having similar traits
- A limiting factor in an ecosystem that benefits by eating its prey.
- Turning oxygen to food
- Two or more species taking up the same area
- Organisms that make their own food.
- One benefits other is affected
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- Feeds on already dead organisms that they find
- interaction with two different organisms
- An organism that only eats animals.
- An animal that only eats plants.
- The number of organisms in a population that it can maintain.
- All members of a species in one area.
- Organelles turning stuff green in plants
- Change in structure
- Species that are the first to a new location
- Organelles in plants
- Large community working together
- One benefits other is non-effected
- Moving someplace else for
- Both benefit
- Come out from reactants
- Moving permanently
29 Clues: Both benefit • Moving permanently • Change in structure • Organelles in plants • Turning co2 to energy • Turning oxygen to food • Come out from reactants • can't make their own food • Moving someplace else for • animals at a constant number • Eats both plants and Animals. • Goes into to change something • One benefits other is affected • An animal that only eats plants. • ...
Biosphere Crossword 2017-12-05
Across
- Organisms that make their own food.
- Both benefit
- Abiotic and biotic factors working together
- can't make their own food
- Moving permanently
- Turning co2 to energy
- animals at a constant number
- Turning oxygen to food
- interaction with two different organisms
- Come out from reactants
- A limiting factor in an ecosystem that benefits by eating its prey.
- Organelles in plants
- Change in structure
- An animal that only eats plants.
- Eats both plants and Animals.
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- Two or more species taking up the same area
- An organism that only eats animals.
- Feeds on already dead organisms that they find
- All members of a species in one area.
- Plant and animal _________ help them survive in new surroundings.
- A group of animals having similar traits
- Organelles turning stuff green in plants
- Moving someplace else for
- Species that are the first to a new location
- The number of organisms in a population that it can maintain.
- One benefits other is affected
- One benefits other is non-effected
- Large community working together
- Goes into to change something
29 Clues: Both benefit • Moving permanently • Change in structure • Organelles in plants • Turning co2 to energy • Turning oxygen to food • Come out from reactants • Moving someplace else for • can't make their own food • animals at a constant number • Goes into to change something • Eats both plants and Animals. • One benefits other is affected • Large community working together • ...
Earth Day 2024-04-30
Across
- A large area of land covered with trees and other plants
- Trash on the ground
- Flying insects that help pollinate plants
- Something in the air that plants produce and people need to breathe
- At risk of extinction
- Collecting things that would be thrown away and turning them into new products
- The air surrounding the Earth
- Earth Day is celebrated every year on ______ 22nd.
- Use something again instead of throwing it away
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- Harmful material that hurts the environment
- Sun energy
- Man-made material used to make bottles and other item that can be recycled
- Protecting our environment and the wildlife that lives in it
- The layer of the atmosphere that protects Earth from ultraviolet radiation
- Science that studies living things and their surroundings
- The color of grass and many other plants
- Trash and food waste that is thrown away
- Air in motion
- Decaying plant and food waste used as fertilizer
- the place where a plant or animal lives
- A metal often used to make cans and other items
21 Clues: Sun energy • Air in motion • Trash on the ground • At risk of extinction • The air surrounding the Earth • the place where a plant or animal lives • The color of grass and many other plants • Trash and food waste that is thrown away • Flying insects that help pollinate plants • Harmful material that hurts the environment • A metal often used to make cans and other items • ...
Ecosystems Vocab Challenge 2023-02-10
Across
- Small plants and animals that float along with the water's current.
- Plants that makes its own food through photosynthesis.
- When organisms fight over resources.
- A model that shows how energy flows in an ecosystem.
- The living parts of an ecosystem
- An organism that eats other animals.
- Animal hunted or caught for food
- An organism that eats food.
- A living thing (plant, animal, fungi, etc.)
- Non-living things in an ecosystem
- A species that is brought to a place it doesn't belong.
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- An organism that eats both plants and animals.
- An organism that eats plants.
- The stuff (atoms) that make up everything around us.
- An animal that hunts other animals for food
- An organism that eats dead things
- When something is changing or moving a lot.
- A group of individuals of the same species that live in the same area
- An organism that harms or kills its host.
- To save something or not lose any of it.
- When an ecosystem doesn't change much, it is ___.
21 Clues: An organism that eats food. • An organism that eats plants. • The living parts of an ecosystem • Animal hunted or caught for food • An organism that eats dead things • Non-living things in an ecosystem • When organisms fight over resources. • An organism that eats other animals. • To save something or not lose any of it. • An organism that harms or kills its host. • ...
Horticulture review 2023-04-19
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- holds up the anther
- supports leaves, moves water/nutrients and stores water
- type of root system of grass
- segment of horticulture that includes cut flowers
- segment of horticulture that includes vegetables
- outer layer of root tissue
- the culture of plants and lawn/turf
- material C horizon
- flows up through the stem carrying water
- holds the pollen tube
- E horizon
- plant with one seed leaf
- the culture of plants for food, comfort and beautification
- O horizon
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- plant with two seed leafs
- example of a taproot
- Also known as the stem, holds up the plant
- has all reproduction parts
- where pollen is held
- R horizon
- the culture of cut flowers, potted plants or bedding plants
- holds embryo
- flows down through the stem carrying nutrients
- needs a male and female partner
- holds all of the flower parts together
- leaves that protect the early flower
- sticky part where pollen lands on the flower
- where pollination takes place
- segment of horticulture that includes fruit
- anchor the plant in the ground
- A horizon
31 Clues: R horizon • E horizon • A horizon • O horizon • holds embryo • material C horizon • holds up the anther • example of a taproot • where pollen is held • holds the pollen tube • plant with one seed leaf • plant with two seed leafs • has all reproduction parts • outer layer of root tissue • type of root system of grass • where pollination takes place • anchor the plant in the ground • ...
Sustainable Ecosystems 2023-05-24
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- Area in a cell where sugar gets burned
- Process that allows plants to create sugar
- Name for all the rock on Earth
- Factor in an ecosystem that is living
- Sugar that all cells need for energy
- Form of Nitrogen that plants can use
- Place where photosynthesis occurs
- Important in cycling Nitrogen through an ecosystem
- Location where Carbon gets trapped for long periods of time
- When two things need each other to survive
- Helps root growth
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- When water goes from a liquid to a solid
- Greenhouse gas that is breathed out by all animals
- Type of living thing that makes it own food
- Factor in an ecosystem that is non-living
- Decompose many types of dead material
- What plants need to have good leaves and stay green
- Number of different living things in an ecosystem
- Living thing that needs to eat other things for energy
- All the gases on Earth
- How excess fertilizer enters the water
- Part of earth containing living things
- Helps plants withstand winter
- What cells use for energy
24 Clues: Helps root growth • All the gases on Earth • What cells use for energy • Helps plants withstand winter • Name for all the rock on Earth • Place where photosynthesis occurs • Sugar that all cells need for energy • Form of Nitrogen that plants can use • Decompose many types of dead material • Factor in an ecosystem that is living • Area in a cell where sugar gets burned • ...
Ecosystems and Interactions 2021-11-12
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- an animal that is hunted and eaten for food
- all nonliving factors in an ecosystem
- organisms that break down dead plants/animals
- sugar produced from photosynthesis
- the percentage of energy lost in an energy pyramid
- waste produced from photosynthesis
- all living factors in an ecosystem
- relationship where both organisms benefit
- an animal that hunts other animals for food
- waste produced from humans
- organisms that eat plants and animals
- number of substances needed for photosynthesis
- what parasites need to attach to in order to survive
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- first consumer to eat the producer
- number of substances produced from photosynthesis
- food webs show the flow of _______in ecosystems
- consists of biotic and abiotic factors
- all the same organisms living in same place
- process that plants go through
- relationship.. one benefits and one unharmed
- one direct pathway showing energy flow
- all populations in a given place
- organisms that eat meat only
- organisms that eat plants only
- where photosynthesis takes place in a cell
- relationship..one benefits and one harmed
- means light
- relationships in ecosystems
28 Clues: means light • waste produced from humans • relationships in ecosystems • organisms that eat meat only • process that plants go through • organisms that eat plants only • all populations in a given place • first consumer to eat the producer • sugar produced from photosynthesis • waste produced from photosynthesis • all living factors in an ecosystem • ...
Hortuculture 2021-12-05
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- cultivation of trees
- All the plants can be referred to as the plant 0000000
- production of vegetable
- process of naming and classifying plants
- Each Order is divided into them
- a variety of a plant
- 00000000
- the part of the plant name that is most familiar
- slightly different from the species plant
- cultivation of flowers
- study and cultivation of fruit
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- producing plans for the outdoor areas around structures is: landscape 000000000000
- science that studies the causes of plant diseases is called plant 000000000
- a particular field
- the level that defines an individual plant
- process by which new plants grow from a variety of sources is plant 00000000000
- adding streams or ponds and planting trees: landscape 000000
- the formal, scientific naming of plants is: 000000000 nomenclature
- a major taxonomic division that contain one or more classes
- the second element in the Latin binomial name of a species: specific 0000000
- study of insects
- care and management of trees in urban:
- Angiosperms/Gymnosperms
- The names of it end in -ales
24 Clues: 00000000 • study of insects • a particular field • cultivation of trees • a variety of a plant • cultivation of flowers • production of vegetable • Angiosperms/Gymnosperms • The names of it end in -ales • study and cultivation of fruit • Each Order is divided into them • care and management of trees in urban: • process of naming and classifying plants • ...
Ishah Barry 2021-04-19
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- When a plant uses water to make energy, but they lose surrounding water
- it is used by plants
- the process in which dissolved nitrate are returned back to the atmosphere
- All water on earth
- Air that surrounds the earth
- Everything that is non-living
- The process in which carbon is constantly recycled
- When water falls back into the atmosphere
- forms such as ammonium salts
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- The process in which water vapor becomes liquid
- The gas that is released from plants
- The process in which dead plants and animals decompose, nitrogen is converted into
- All living organisms
- The process in which water moves above and below earth surface
- three percent of earths water
- Water that is stored under earths surface
- the gas that is released from animals while they're decomposing
- can be converted into forms usable by plants and animals, either by lightning or bacteria
- The process in which water is converted into water vapor
- when rain flows along a surface into lake rivers and streams
20 Clues: All water on earth • All living organisms • it is used by plants • Air that surrounds the earth • forms such as ammonium salts • three percent of earths water • Everything that is non-living • The gas that is released from plants • Water that is stored under earths surface • When water falls back into the atmosphere • The process in which water vapor becomes liquid • ...
Ecology pt 2 2022-03-29
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- a plant that is anchored to an object or another plant
- liverworts
- nutrients for the embryo
- inherited characteristic that results from response to an environmental factor
- fern spores structure
- any aibiotic or biotic factor that restricts the existence, numbers, reproduction, or distribution of organisms
- a structure that rains the make or female reproductive structures of cycade and gymnosprem plants
- clusters of spornagia
- the lack of specialized transport tissues
- food storage organ
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- a compact cluster of spore-beating structures
- structures that either store food or help absorb food for the tiny sporophyte
- specialized transport tissue
- substances that slowly move from cell to cell by osmosis and diffusion
- are openings in the outer cell layer of leaves and some stems
- a relationship in which two organisms live together in a close environment
- a reproductive haploid cell with a hard outer coat that can develop into a new organism without the fusion of gametes
- plants life span two years
- plants an live for several years
- plants completes its life span
20 Clues: liverworts • food storage organ • fern spores structure • clusters of spornagia • nutrients for the embryo • plants life span two years • specialized transport tissue • plants completes its life span • plants an live for several years • the lack of specialized transport tissues • a compact cluster of spore-beating structures • a plant that is anchored to an object or another plant • ...
3.00 horticulture 2025-02-26
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- Refers to plants that lose their leaves during the dormant season
- Male organs of the flower
- The plant process in which plants take in water
- The transfer of the pollen onto the stigma
- Palmatelygans of the flower
- An immature plant
- The food manufacturing process in plants that combine carbon dioxide and water in the presence of light to make sugar and oxOsmosismosis
- The process through which plants lose water from their leaves through evaporation out of the stomata
- The process by which plant leaves, stems, and roots consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide
- The stalk of the leaf
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- The plant process that increases plant numbers usually from seeds
- The flattened portion of the leaf
- Flower that contains all four floral parts
- Food reserves for the seed
- The process by which food moves within a plant from one plant part to another
- The process by which minerals enter through cell walls
- Matures into the fruit after fertilization
- Where the leaves develop
- ____Compound-Leafets originate from one point
- A shoot or stem that ororiginatesrom the roots
20 Clues: An immature plant • The stalk of the leaf • Where the leaves develop • Male organs of the flower • Food reserves for the seed • Palmatelygans of the flower • The flattened portion of the leaf • Flower that contains all four floral parts • The transfer of the pollen onto the stigma • Matures into the fruit after fertilization • ____Compound-Leafets originate from one point • ...
Gardening 8 2025-02-18
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- Mold – Decomposed leaves used to improve soil texture.
- Emulsion – A fertilizer made from fish byproducts.
- – Transferring a plant to a larger container.
- – Removing the growing tips of a plant to promote bushiness.
- Tea – A liquid fertilizer made from steeped compost.
- Salt – A magnesium-rich amendment that helps plant growth.
- – A propagation method where a stem is bent and buried to grow roots.
- – Splitting a plant into multiple parts for propagation.
- Phosphate – A slow-release phosphorus source for plants.
- Off – Gradually exposing plants to outdoor conditions before transplanting.
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- – Training climbing plants to grow on a structure.
- – Removing faded flowers to encourage new blooms.
- – A protective layer applied to the soil to retain moisture.
- – Removing excess seedlings to prevent overcrowding.
- – A soil conditioner used to break up heavy clay.
- – Adding a thin layer of compost or soil to the surface.
- Meal – A high-nitrogen organic fertilizer.
- – Using supports to help plants stand upright.
- Manure – Cover crops grown to improve soil quality.
- – The three key nutrients in fertilizers: nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
20 Clues: Meal – A high-nitrogen organic fertilizer. • – Transferring a plant to a larger container. • – Using supports to help plants stand upright. • – Removing faded flowers to encourage new blooms. • – A soil conditioner used to break up heavy clay. • – Training climbing plants to grow on a structure. • Emulsion – A fertilizer made from fish byproducts. • ...
January/February 2025-02-19
Across
- Plants can't get these from soil if pH is wrong
- Leaves turn this color if soil is low in phosphorus
- Power of hydrogen
- Name of first plant we planted in greenhouse
- Sow this if nitrogen is low
- Used for pruning large branches
- Add to soil to increase potassium
- For cushion when weeding or planting
- Type of soil; poor drainage; rich in nutrients; heavy
- Type of soil; sinks fastest,individual grains
- Plant that uses a lot of nitrogen
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- Garden culture
- The end of this month is the last frost date
- Add to soil to increase all nutrients
- Type of soil; "soapy" feeling
- Nutrient that helps plants grow down & flowers bloom
- Removes roots, leaves, moss from lawn
- Nutrient that helps plants grow up
- Used to dig/remove small amounts of soil
- The first frost date typically happens this month
- 8a
- Type of soil; mix of sand, silt and clay
- If plants don't get enough they are weak.
- Use this to empty a wheel barrow
24 Clues: 8a • Garden culture • Power of hydrogen • Sow this if nitrogen is low • Type of soil; "soapy" feeling • Used for pruning large branches • Use this to empty a wheel barrow • Add to soil to increase potassium • Plant that uses a lot of nitrogen • Nutrient that helps plants grow up • For cushion when weeding or planting • Add to soil to increase all nutrients • ...
Biology Crossword Puzzle 2025-02-25
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- The mass of living biological organisms in a given area or ecosystem at a given time.
- An organism that mostly feeds on plants.
- Organisms that receive their energy from primary consumers.
- A community of living organisms.
- An organism that eats both plants and animals.
- An organism that must eat other organisms to gain energy.
- An organism that can produce its own food.
- The position it occupies in a food web.
- An organism that eats plants (producers).
- The rate at which energy is added to the bodies of organisms in the form of biomass.
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- Any organism that breaks down or eats decaying material.
- An organism that mostly eats meat/flesh.
- Animals that consume other animals to obtain energy from them.
- Living components of an ecosystem.
- The ability of a living organism to perform work or cause change.
- Organisms that can create their own food.
- An organism that eats dead animals/plants.
- A model that shows the flow of energy from one trophic level to another.
- Organisms that consume other organisms for energy.
- Non-living components of an ecosystem.
20 Clues: A community of living organisms. • Living components of an ecosystem. • Non-living components of an ecosystem. • The position it occupies in a food web. • An organism that mostly eats meat/flesh. • An organism that mostly feeds on plants. • Organisms that can create their own food. • An organism that eats plants (producers). • An organism that eats dead animals/plants. • ...
Gardening 4 2025-02-18
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- – A plant that keeps its leaves year-round.
- – The process of transferring pollen for plant reproduction.
- – A dense soil type that retains water but drains poorly.
- Level – A measure of soil acidity or alkalinity.
- – Organic material in soil that helps retain nutrients.
- Matter – Decomposed plant and animal material that enriches soil.
- Moss – A soil amendment that helps retain moisture.
- – Animal waste used to fertilize gardens.
- – A plant that takes two years to complete its life cycle.
- – A loose soil type that drains quickly but doesn’t hold nutrients well.
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- – A plant that lives for multiple years.
- – The resting phase of a plant, typically in winter.
- – A plant that sheds its leaves annually.
- – A mineral fertilizer that provides potassium to plants.
- Planting – Growing plants together to benefit each other.
- – The process of a seed beginning to grow.
- – The method of growing new plants from cuttings or seeds.
- – The ideal soil mix for plants, made of sand, silt, and clay.
- – A plant that completes its life cycle in one growing season.
- Meal – A fertilizer made from crushed animal bones.
20 Clues: – A plant that lives for multiple years. • – A plant that sheds its leaves annually. • – Animal waste used to fertilize gardens. • – The process of a seed beginning to grow. • – A plant that keeps its leaves year-round. • Level – A measure of soil acidity or alkalinity. • Meal – A fertilizer made from crushed animal bones. • ...
The Big Review 2023-12-13
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- Flying mammal
- ALL PLANTS ARE CALLED THIS. STARTS WITH A P.
- THESE PEOPLE LET WOMEN BECOME WARRIORS
- Man's best friend
- EATS MEAT AND PLANTS
- Likes to chase mice
- NORWAY FINLAND AND ___________-
- WHAT ANIMAL IS ON GALAPAGOS ISLAND
- VIKING GOD WITH A GIAN HAMMER
- THE PROCESS THAT ALLOWS GREEN PLANTS TO MAKE SUGAR. P.8
- Has a trunk
- THINGS THAT EAT DEAD ANIMALS ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD
- PRECIPITATION THAT FLOWS OVER THE SURFACE. P. 6 SCIENCE BOOK
- ALL RIVERS GO TO WHERE?
- BACTERIA HAS A NUCLEUS...TRUE OR FALSE
- ITS IN THE MIDDLE OF A CELL
- MIDDLE PART OF SWORD THAT PROTECTED HAND
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- WHAT IS H20
- MEAT EATER ONLY
- NAME OF VIKINGS BOAT
- A FUNGUS YOU CAN EAT.
- FASTEST LAND ANIMAL
- POPULAR COUNTRY IN THE U.K.
- GENETIC CODE WITH 3 LETTERS. INSIDE A CELL
- HEAD OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
- SHAPE OF VIKING SHIELDS
- WHAT GAS PLANTS GIVE OFF.
- NAME OF PEOPLE FROM IRELAND/FOUGHT NAKED
- PLANT EATER ONLY
- WHERE THE VIKING WERE FROM.
- THESE PEOPLE PAINTED FACE BLUE WHEN FIGHTING
31 Clues: WHAT IS H20 • Has a trunk • Flying mammal • MEAT EATER ONLY • PLANT EATER ONLY • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • FASTEST LAND ANIMAL • NAME OF VIKINGS BOAT • EATS MEAT AND PLANTS • A FUNGUS YOU CAN EAT. • SHAPE OF VIKING SHIELDS • ALL RIVERS GO TO WHERE? • WHAT GAS PLANTS GIVE OFF. • POPULAR COUNTRY IN THE U.K. • HEAD OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH • WHERE THE VIKING WERE FROM. • ...
Leaves of three let it be 2024-09-15
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- - A condition where the skin becomes red, swollen, or sore.
- - A naturally occurring compound containing nitrogen.
- - Trees or plants that shed their leaves annually.
- - The process by which green plants use sunlight to synthesize foods.
- - The scientific study of plants.
- - Interaction between two different organisms living in close physical association.
- - The arrangement of veins in a leaf.
- - Sensitivity of an organism to light.
- - The stalk that joins a leaf to a stem.
- Ivy - A plant known for its trifoliate leaves and irritant oil.
- Leaf - A type of leaf divided into several leaflets.
- - The leaves of a plant.
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- - The process of change by which an organism becomes better suited to its environment.
- - The layer of vegetation beneath the forest canopy.
- - A reproductive cell that can develop into a new individual.
- - The green pigment in plants that helps in photosynthesis.
- - Having three leaves or leaflets.
- - The natural home or environment of an organism.
- - The genus that includes poison ivy, oak, and sumac.
- - The study of interactions between organisms and their environment.
20 Clues: - The leaves of a plant. • - The scientific study of plants. • - Having three leaves or leaflets. • - The arrangement of veins in a leaf. • - Sensitivity of an organism to light. • - The stalk that joins a leaf to a stem. • - The natural home or environment of an organism. • - Trees or plants that shed their leaves annually. • ...
Unit 2 Vocabulary 2024-11-26
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- the range of many kinds of plants and animals in a habitat
- health and comfort
- brought an animal or plant back to an area
- animals and plants depend on one another for survival
- the natural home of a plant or animal
- not affected by something, such as illness
- single or alone
- ready to use
- removed
- a group of living things that are the same in most ways
- safety
- animals that live by eating other animals
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- comes out of a hidden place
- the number of animals or people living in a place
- the order of something
- changes in plants or animals that help them survive in their habitat
- a disguise that hides something from view
- increased greatly in number
- to say or do something the same way again
- the appearance of something that is the same on both sides
- counted or relied on
- enough different plants and animals to keep a habitat healthy
- parts of the world that are not made by people
- sets of things that repeat in order
24 Clues: safety • removed • ready to use • single or alone • health and comfort • counted or relied on • the order of something • comes out of a hidden place • increased greatly in number • sets of things that repeat in order • the natural home of a plant or animal • a disguise that hides something from view • to say or do something the same way again • animals that live by eating other animals • ...
Earth Day Crossword 2025-04-09
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- The world we live on.
- The protection or management of forests.
- Change The phenomenon of global temperature rising due to pollution.
- A cycle in which organic material decays into nutrient-rich soil.
- A renewable energy source from the sun.
- The amount of waste or materials that are thrown away.
- The process of turning waste materials into reusable resources.
- The practice of not wasting resources by using them more than once.
- The natural world, including plants, animals, and landscapes.
- A gas produced by burning fossil fuels that contributes to global warming.
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- A process of turning waste into new products.
- A place where animals or plants naturally live and grow.
- A harmful substance in the environment, often from human activity.
- A machine that produces electricity from wind.
- Protecting natural resources for future generations.
- The act of planting seeds or small plants in the ground.
- The action of cutting down trees for human use.
- A renewable source of energy, also called hydroelectric power.
- Protecting resources by reducing the amount of waste we create.
- An area covered in trees and plants.
20 Clues: The world we live on. • An area covered in trees and plants. • A renewable energy source from the sun. • The protection or management of forests. • A process of turning waste into new products. • A machine that produces electricity from wind. • The action of cutting down trees for human use. • Protecting natural resources for future generations. • ...
Hayleigh's puzzle 2024-04-05
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- that decomposes dead animals
- having many related parts that function together as a whole
- that makes something else
- whole number of people or inhabitants in a country or region
- eats plants
- web-system of interchanging and interdependent food chains
- factors-living factors
- that can produce its own food
- that lives off another organism
- factors-Non-living factors
- that hunts pray
- group of people with a common characteristic or interest living together within a larger society
- that lives off dead animals
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- study of organisms and how they interact with the environment around them
- both plants and meat
- that eats other plants and animals
- that gets hunted
- the parasite lives off of
- chain-Series of organisms that depend on each other
- buying something for their own use
- level-Each level of an ecosystem
- home or environment of plants and animals
- eats meat
- community or group of living organisms that live in and interest with each other in a specific environment
24 Clues: eats meat • eats plants • that hunts pray • that gets hunted • both plants and meat • factors-living factors • that makes something else • the parasite lives off of • factors-Non-living factors • that lives off dead animals • that decomposes dead animals • that can produce its own food • that lives off another organism • level-Each level of an ecosystem • that eats other plants and animals • ...
Biology terms crossword 2024-04-05
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- organism that eats both plants and meat
- interacting organisms coexisting
- individual plant or animal
- organism which produces its own food using light, water, and CO2
- animal that naturally preys off others
- living components which shape the environment
- organism which eats other plants or animals for energy
- organisms that decompose/break apart living material
- plant/animal which a parasite can leech off
- animal which feeds off of dead plants/animals
- branch of biology
- position of organism in a food chain
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- group of individuals of the same species
- organism which mostly eats plants
- only one organism benefits off the other
- organism which cannot produce its own food
- organism which mostly eats meat
- natural home/environment
- animal that gets hunted or killed by the predator
- part of the earth where living things exist
- series of organisms which show the transfer of energy between organisms
- community of organisms
- organism which makes its own food
- non-living components which shape the environment
- system of interlocking food chains
25 Clues: branch of biology • community of organisms • natural home/environment • individual plant or animal • organism which mostly eats meat • interacting organisms coexisting • organism which mostly eats plants • organism which makes its own food • system of interlocking food chains • position of organism in a food chain • animal that naturally preys off others • ...
Ecosystem/Food Chain & Web Crossword Puzzle 2022-02-03
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- made up all all living and nonliving things in one place.
- place where organisms live.
- factor are the living parts of an ecosystem.
- break down dead plants and animals into useful things.
- an animal that ONLY eats other animals.
- study of how all things in an ecosystem interact.
- is transfer of matter in the form of energy.
- all of the organisms living in the same area.
- in a food web __________ die due to lack of food.
- multiple food chains linked together.
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- an animal that ONLY eats plants or algae.
- an animal that eats plants and animals.
- all of the populations living in an area.
- meat eating animal that feeds on the remains of dead animals.
- scientists who study ecology.
- an animal that hunts other animals for food.
- an animal that eats BOTH plants and animals.
- produces its own food and creates food and oxygen for animals.
- an animal that is hunted for food.
- is a food web __________ increases population.
- the food chain shows how each living things get __________.
- factor is a nonliving part of an ecosystem.
22 Clues: place where organisms live. • scientists who study ecology. • an animal that is hunted for food. • multiple food chains linked together. • an animal that eats plants and animals. • an animal that ONLY eats other animals. • an animal that ONLY eats plants or algae. • all of the populations living in an area. • factor is a nonliving part of an ecosystem. • ...
Photosynthesis 2022-12-04
Across
- energy used
- the plant uses the stored energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose
- store the most energy
- Plants use the energy of the sun to change water and carbon dioxide into _______
- a liquid that enters photosynthesis
- plants take in _________ from the air and soil
- perform photosynthesis during the daylight hours
- the site where light reactions of photosynthesis occur
- the site of photochemical or light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water
- uses photosynthesis to make sugars
- When atp looses a phosphate group
- use light energy to make two molecules needed for the next stage of photosynthesis
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- The energy from light causes a chemical reaction
- the used form of NADPH
- the most common type of molecules that are broken down to make ATP
- Another word for light independent cycle
- turns atp into adp and nadph inot nadp+
- fluid inside the chloroplast that surrounds the grana
- released during photosynthesis
- a type of active transport that moves particles
21 Clues: energy used • store the most energy • the used form of NADPH • released during photosynthesis • When atp looses a phosphate group • uses photosynthesis to make sugars • a liquid that enters photosynthesis • turns atp into adp and nadph inot nadp+ • Another word for light independent cycle • plants take in _________ from the air and soil • ...
Leaf and Photosynthesis Crossword Puzzle 2022-10-02
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- the gas we need to live also called O2
- a form of sugar used by plants as food; C6H12O6
- the green pigment found in most plants
- places in the plant that have specific jobs
- small openings on the leaf that CO2, O2 and H2O vapor pass through
- The growth on the branch at the base of the stem
- the tube that carries food to all parts of the plant
- the center vein in all leaves
- the process plants use to make their own food
- the stalk that holds the leaf to the stem
- the bottom of the leaf close to the stem
- the gas absorbed by plants, CO2
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- an organism that makes its own food
- the place where photosynthesis happens in the plant
- the tube that carries water to the plant
- to change from one form to another
- the part of the plant where photosynthesis takes place
- the flat part of the leaf
- the smaller veins which come off the midrib
- the tip top of the leaf
20 Clues: the tip top of the leaf • the flat part of the leaf • the center vein in all leaves • the gas absorbed by plants, CO2 • to change from one form to another • an organism that makes its own food • the gas we need to live also called O2 • the green pigment found in most plants • the tube that carries water to the plant • the bottom of the leaf close to the stem • ...
Wellington Zoo 2013-09-01
Across
- clod blooded vertebrata
- a animal that only eats meat
- where animals live
- a animal that eats meet and grass
- advance stage of human development
- plants from a particular region
- born in New Zealand but found in other places
- only in new Zealand
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- close to extinction
- an animals from a particular region
- the protections of animals wildlife plants
- only eats plants
- a worm blooded vertebrata
- originated from another country
- getting to use something
15 Clues: only eats plants • where animals live • close to extinction • only in new Zealand • clod blooded vertebrata • getting to use something • a worm blooded vertebrata • a animal that only eats meat • originated from another country • plants from a particular region • a animal that eats meet and grass • advance stage of human development • an animals from a particular region • ...
Energy of Life 2024-12-18
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- Last step in cell respiration
- Process done by all living things
- _____cycle; second step of photosynthesis
- Green pigment
- Process only done by plants
- Site of cell respiration
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- Needed by plants but exhaled by us
- Step 1 of photosynthesis
- Fuel for respiration
- Type of respiration that makes more ATP
- Site of photosynthesis
- Plants absorb it through their roots
- Happens with anaerobic respiration
- Energy currency of cells
- Product in photosynthesis; reactant in respiration
15 Clues: Green pigment • Fuel for respiration • Site of photosynthesis • Step 1 of photosynthesis • Energy currency of cells • Site of cell respiration • Process only done by plants • Last step in cell respiration • Process done by all living things • Needed by plants but exhaled by us • Happens with anaerobic respiration • Plants absorb it through their roots • ...
crops vocab - Justin 2016-11-21
Across
- edible part of herbaceous plant
- plants grown from the mature seed they produce
- grown for animal fodder (food)
- the sweet, fleshy part of a plant that has the seeds in it
- grown for their oil-bearing seeds
- grow below the ground, are usually long or round and form the root system of the plant; ie: potato, carrot
- the edible leaves of plants ie: lettuce, spinach
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- grow just below the surface and produce a leafy shoot above ground; ie: onion, garlic
- herbaceous plants of which all or a part is eaten either raw or cooked
- edible fruits or nuts
- the edible blooms or flower buds of vegetables; ie: broccoli, cauliflower
- small, fleshy fruits grown on a vine or small shrub
- plants that grow and die in a single season
- the edible stems of plants; ie: celery, rhubarb
14 Clues: edible fruits or nuts • grown for animal fodder (food) • edible part of herbaceous plant • grown for their oil-bearing seeds • plants that grow and die in a single season • plants grown from the mature seed they produce • the edible stems of plants; ie: celery, rhubarb • the edible leaves of plants ie: lettuce, spinach • small, fleshy fruits grown on a vine or small shrub • ...
12science 2020-10-06
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- are things with a back bone
- keeps use up and ready to learn
- The it keeps us cool
- some are not harmful
- They grow from the ground
- plants plants,that also known as tracheophytes
- something that can't move when it comes out of the cold
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- plants plants without the vascular system consisting of xylem and phloem.
- are things with no back bone
- They are eight things in our solar system
- something watery
11 Clues: something watery • The it keeps us cool • some are not harmful • They grow from the ground • are things with a back bone • are things with no back bone • keeps use up and ready to learn • They are eight things in our solar system • plants plants,that also known as tracheophytes • something that can't move when it comes out of the cold • ...
Forensic Botany Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-22
Across
- What plants release (hint:Gas).
- Main body of the plant/flower.
- process of how plants make their food.
- the process of natural events that repeat
- Gives plants light to grow.
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- change in weather (hint: happens four times a year)
- Includes plants ,animals, and landscape.
- home of a plant,animal, and organisms.
- bees carry this from flower to flower.
- What plants intake to produce oxygen.
- collects sunlight,creates the process of photosynthesis.
11 Clues: Gives plants light to grow. • Main body of the plant/flower. • What plants release (hint:Gas). • What plants intake to produce oxygen. • home of a plant,animal, and organisms. • bees carry this from flower to flower. • process of how plants make their food. • Includes plants ,animals, and landscape. • the process of natural events that repeat • ...
Alex's Crossword 2021-02-26
Across
- All individuals in one place at the same time
- Macroscopic decomposers
- Eats dead things
- Eats plants and animals for nutrients
- Eats primary consumers
- Populations interacting with each other in a specified area
- Combination of all food chains in a community
- Eats producers
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- Is able to make food for its self
- Eats only plants
- Makes own food (with sun)
- Eats only meat
- Living and nonliving things interacting with each other in a community
- Eats other organisms
- Eats both plants and animals
- One single organism
- Only one path showing how organisms get energy
17 Clues: Eats only meat • Eats producers • Eats only plants • Eats dead things • One single organism • Eats other organisms • Eats primary consumers • Macroscopic decomposers • Makes own food (with sun) • Eats both plants and animals • Is able to make food for its self • Eats plants and animals for nutrients • All individuals in one place at the same time • ...
Vocab Crossword 2025-01-28
Across
- only eat meat
- When animals travel from one place to other
- How many are born over a given time
- eat both meat and plants
- shows the flow of energy
- eats organic waste
- There are barely any of these animals left
- The groups of population in an area
- non living organism,
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- When one species benefits and one gets harm
- There are no more of this species
- the number of that one species
- Autotrophs
- The place where an organism lives
- a living organism
- A large region with animals and plants
- A relationship where both partners benefit
- only eat plants
18 Clues: Autotrophs • only eat meat • only eat plants • a living organism • eats organic waste • non living organism, • eat both meat and plants • shows the flow of energy • the number of that one species • There are no more of this species • The place where an organism lives • How many are born over a given time • The groups of population in an area • A large region with animals and plants • ...
Plants and their processes 2023-11-15
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- The process of transferring pollen to new plants.
- The name of the Ecosystem with the most plants.
- Plants release this during photosynthesis.
- Plants take in water and what else?
- Plants need this to produce food. The main source is from the sun.
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- Plants take in this from the air during photosynthesis.
- The part of a plant that takes in water.
- How many individuals are involved in Asexual reproduction.
- The part of a plant that a new plant grows from.
- When does photosynthesis take place?
- The part of a plant that is long and thin and helps the plant to stand.
11 Clues: Plants take in water and what else? • When does photosynthesis take place? • The part of a plant that takes in water. • Plants release this during photosynthesis. • The name of the Ecosystem with the most plants. • The part of a plant that a new plant grows from. • The process of transferring pollen to new plants. • ...
Science Crrossword Puzzle 2024-02-12
Across
- nonling factors
- they break down dead plants and animals
- meat eaters
- living or once living factors
- plant eaters
- makes their own food
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- an organism that eats primary consumer
- eats both plants and animals
- an organism that eats secondary consumers
- an organism that eats producers/plants
- different/variety
- eat
- life
13 Clues: eat • life • meat eaters • plant eaters • nonling factors • different/variety • makes their own food • eats both plants and animals • living or once living factors • an organism that eats primary consumer • an organism that eats producers/plants • they break down dead plants and animals • an organism that eats secondary consumers
Mass Transport in Plants 2020-03-22
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- process of transporting assimilates in plants
- reduces water potential gradient leaf to atmosphere
- mesophyll cells where most sunlight is captured
- cells that control the aperture of a stoma
- leaf entry point for gases such as carbon dioxide
- water is required for this key process in plants
- the loss of water to the atmosphere by diffusion
- needed for transport from one area to another
- transports assimilates up and down
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- organism used to give evidence for mass flow hypothesis
- pressure due to volume of water in a vessel
- transports water up
- mechanism of transporting sucrose into companion cells
- mechanisms of transporting water across membranes
- passive process for transport of oxygen and CO2
- mood I am in when I get to teach you all Biology
- cutting away plant tissue containing phloem
- these plates are found at intervals along phloem tubes
- pulls on walls of xylem vessels and reduces their diameter
- plant with adaptations to reduce water loss in dry place
20 Clues: transports water up • transports assimilates up and down • cells that control the aperture of a stoma • pressure due to volume of water in a vessel • cutting away plant tissue containing phloem • process of transporting assimilates in plants • needed for transport from one area to another • passive process for transport of oxygen and CO2 • ...
plants and energy transfer 2020-10-20
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- :the act of transferring pollen grains from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma.
- :the fusion of haploid gametes, egg and sperm, to form the diploid zygote
- :have seeds that use water as a means of dispersal. The seeds float away from the parent plant.
- :that run through their stems and roots :the part of a plant which attaches it to the ground or to a support
- : a central component of chlorophyll which is supporting the function to absorb sunlight during photosynthesis. Magnesium acts as a phosphorus carrier in plants and is essential for phosphate metabolism.
- :the spongy mesophyll layer they allow the diffusion of carbon dioxide and oxygen. Stomata (small pores usually found on the lower surface of the leaf)which allows carbon dioxide and oxygen to enter and leave the leaf.
- :contains the male gametes of the flower.
- :is a space in a cell filled with fluid in the form of a membrane-covered cavity (tonoplast).
- :is a sweet,sugar liquid that flowers produce from plants when they bloom to attract pollinators such as insects.
- :The xylem parenchyma tissue cells function to store food reserves.
- :the processes of evaporation and transpiration.It can also refer to direct evaporation of liquid water from the leaf surface of the plant.
- :the process by which green plants and certain other organisms transform light energy into chemical energy. During photosynthesis in green plants, light energy is captured and used to convert water, carbon dioxide, and minerals into oxygen and energy-rich organic compounds.
- :the nuclei of the two gametes have joined together,they form a new cell.
- :A young, developing plant, such as the rudimentary plant inside the seed of higher plants or that inside the archegonium of mosses and ferns.
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- :the most colourful part of the flower,they attract insects or birds to the flower.
- :made in the anthers of flowers,it contains in the male gametes.
- :the central and most important part of an object, movement, or group, forming the basis for its activity and growth.
- : which is needed to make proteins for healthy growth. Plants absorb nitrates in water through their roots. Nitrates are present at high levels in plant fertilizers. Without nitrates, the amount of chlorophyll in leaves reduces.
- : a pair of guard cells similar to two curved sausages. Inland plants, there are many stomata on the underside of the leaves, while in plants that live in water, stomata are found on the upper surface of the leaves.
- :is the movement, spread or transport of seeds away from the parent plant.
- :a flowering plant's unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another such plant.
- : The enlarged basal portion of the pistil where ovules are produced.
- : chemical substances supplied to the crops to increase their productivity. These are used by the farmers daily to increase the crop yield. The fertilizers contain the essential nutrients required by the plants, including nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus.
- :typically stored as long polymers of glucose molecules with glycosidic bonds for structural support example chitin, cellulose
- :it is something inside the female gametes,which is inside the ovary
- :part of the pistil where pollen germinates.
26 Clues: :contains the male gametes of the flower. • :part of the pistil where pollen germinates. • :made in the anthers of flowers,it contains in the male gametes. • :The xylem parenchyma tissue cells function to store food reserves. • :it is something inside the female gametes,which is inside the ovary • ...
JHCL All about plants 2020-05-05
Across
- Flower for November
- flower that might give the answer
- will this make you chilly?
- Enough supplies
- One for the string section
- Can this one play baseball?
- Is this one named after Brucie?
- rings out the colour
- Cussing crow
- Stuck in the eye
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- Is it bucket or bouquet?
- internet amongst the ponies
- Animal needs these for cold paws
- flower from out in space
- Is under the pillow for a good night’s sleep
- flower to wash up with
- In straight lines
- One of the happy flowers
- are they floating or planted?
- Yoga for a flower’s position
20 Clues: Cussing crow • Enough supplies • Stuck in the eye • In straight lines • Flower for November • rings out the colour • flower to wash up with • Is it bucket or bouquet? • flower from out in space • One of the happy flowers • will this make you chilly? • One for the string section • internet amongst the ponies • Can this one play baseball? • Yoga for a flower’s position • ...
Reproduction in flowering plants 2021-02-23
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- Base of plumule
- Without this, it would be impossible for a seed to germinate
- The process in which a seed begins to grow
- When seeds are dispersed/scattered away from original plant to avoid competition for nutrients
- The process in which the male and female gametes fuse together to become a zygote
- Part of plant that turns into seed
- Part of plant that turns into fruit
- Part of the male plant's reproductive system that produces male gametes
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- Female plant's reproductive organ
- This protects the female plant's reproductive system before it's fully developed
- Part of seed that stores food
- Male plant's reproductive organ
- Part of flowering plant that attracts insects
- Base of radicle
- Pathway between stigma and ovary in female plant's reproductive system
- The process of pollen grains landing on stigma
- Outer part of seed
- Type of reproduction that needs two parents
- An example of asexual reproduction in which the parent cell divides into two
- This is needed for the plant to do respiration
20 Clues: Base of plumule • Base of radicle • Outer part of seed • Part of seed that stores food • Male plant's reproductive organ • Female plant's reproductive organ • Part of plant that turns into seed • Part of plant that turns into fruit • The process in which a seed begins to grow • Type of reproduction that needs two parents • Part of flowering plant that attracts insects • ...
Reproductive System in Plants 2021-02-23
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- Last stage of sexual reproduction in plants
- The essential factor in germination
- Type of seed dispersal in green beans
- Name of a pollination and seed dispersal type
- Breaks down starch in seed
- Insect that aids in sexual reproduction in plants
- Path for pollen to go to the ovaries
- Pollen grains land here
- Storage of food in seed
- The radicle grows into this
- Fruit that reproduce by stolon and sexual reproduction
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- The process by which a female gamete fuses with a male gamete
- Part of plant that attracts insects
- Female part of flower
- Pollination from one flower to a different flower
- The transfer of pollen grains from stamen to stigma
- The ovules grow into this
- Small bag on top of the filaments, forms pollen grains
- Type of germination where cotyledons are pulled above the ground
- Part of flower that turns into fruit
20 Clues: Female part of flower • Pollen grains land here • Storage of food in seed • The ovules grow into this • Breaks down starch in seed • The radicle grows into this • Part of plant that attracts insects • The essential factor in germination • Path for pollen to go to the ovaries • Part of flower that turns into fruit • Type of seed dispersal in green beans • ...
Reproduction in flowering plants 2021-02-23
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- Epigeal and ________ are 2 types of germination.
- It is the joining of male and female cells to produce a zygote.
- How many types of seed dispersal are there?
- Which structure in flowering plants help to disperse seeds?
- A suitable temperature, oxygen, and _____ are conditions required for seed germination.
- What contains female gametes – eggs?
- What can attract insects on flowers?
- a thick seed coat which protects the seed from drying up and from being attacked by microbes.
- How can pollen be transported?
- Pollen grains are heavy and large with sticky/_____ walls
- What else can attract insects in flowers?
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- Can a cattail be dispersed by animals?
- What is the transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma called?
- Is a sunflower an epigeal type of germination?
- What are inside anthers?
- What is a female reproductive part called in plants?
- A characteristic on a stigma to give a large surface area to trap pollen.
- What contains ovules?
- What collects pollen grains?
- How many parents does it need for asexual reproduction?
20 Clues: What contains ovules? • What are inside anthers? • What collects pollen grains? • How can pollen be transported? • What contains female gametes – eggs? • What can attract insects on flowers? • Can a cattail be dispersed by animals? • What else can attract insects in flowers? • How many types of seed dispersal are there? • Is a sunflower an epigeal type of germination? • ...
Reproduction in Flowering Plants 2021-02-22
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- connects stigma to the ovary
- contains female gametes - eggs
- pollen grains land here
- wind-pollinated flowers don't have this
- base of radicle
- a condition required for seed germination
- female reproductive organ in plants
- the ovary will grow into this
- part of seed that will grow into leaves
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- stalk part of stamen; to hold anther
- male reproductive organ in plants
- cotyledons remain below the ground
- the ovule will develop into this
- contain ovules
- base of plumule
- small bags on top of the filaments
- contains food store used by the embryo plant
- a thick seed coat which protects the seed
- protect the flower when it is still a bud
- part of seed that will grow into roots
20 Clues: contain ovules • base of plumule • base of radicle • pollen grains land here • connects stigma to the ovary • the ovary will grow into this • contains female gametes - eggs • the ovule will develop into this • male reproductive organ in plants • cotyledons remain below the ground • small bags on top of the filaments • female reproductive organ in plants • ...
Reproduction in Flowering Plants 2021-02-22
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- contains food store used by the embryo plant
- the ovule will develop into this
- part of seed that will grow into roots
- wind-pollinated flowers don't have this
- stalk part of stamen; to hold anther
- contain ovules
- connects stigma to the ovary
- male reproductive organ in plants
- female reproductive organ in plants
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- part of seed that will grow into leaves
- cotyledons remain below the ground
- the ovary will grow into this
- base of radicle
- protect the flower when it is still a bud
- base of plumule
- a thick seed coat which protects the seed
- contains female gametes - eggs
- small bags on top of the filaments
- pollen grains land here
- a condition required for seed germination
20 Clues: contain ovules • base of radicle • base of plumule • pollen grains land here • connects stigma to the ovary • the ovary will grow into this • contains female gametes - eggs • the ovule will develop into this • male reproductive organ in plants • cotyledons remain below the ground • small bags on top of the filaments • female reproductive organ in plants • ...
Seedless Plants Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-02
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- When wind or animals deliver pollen to female plant parts
- The reproductive structures that make pollen and egg cells
- A process in which 02 is released into the atmosphere
- Seedless plants that lack vascular tissue, but dont come from a clade
- control the opening and closing of the stomata
- Seed-containing structure made from flower of angiosperm
- Spore producing stage of the life cycle
- Cell made by mitosis
- Haploid generation, gamete producing stage
- Vascular plant that produces from an exposed seed
- Collection of tubes that transport sugar, water, and minerals throughout the plant
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- Type of green algae thought to be most closely related to plants
- life cycle of a plant in which a multicellular diploid stage alternates with a multicellular haploid stage
- Grains that consist of male gametophytes of seed plants and produce sperm
- Pores in the epidermis of the stems and leaves through which gases and water pass
- Tissue that conducts water and dissolved minerals from the roots to the leaves and is rich in lignin
- Cell that divides via mitosis to form a gametophyte
- Tissue that transports sugars made from photosynthesis to the roots and other non green parts of the plant
- cell division that results in haploid cells
- Plants that produce flowers and have their seeds enclosed fruits
- type of cell division that results in diploid cells
- A waxy coating that minimizes water loss from the aerial parts of the plant
22 Clues: Cell made by mitosis • Spore producing stage of the life cycle • Haploid generation, gamete producing stage • cell division that results in haploid cells • control the opening and closing of the stomata • Vascular plant that produces from an exposed seed • Cell that divides via mitosis to form a gametophyte • type of cell division that results in diploid cells • ...
Plants, harvest and Storage 2023-02-19
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- quantity of crops produced
- a young, very small shoot (pęd)
- removing unusable parts of grain
- at a fairly low temperature
- aka to reap the crops
- aka stem - a narrow part that supports leaves
- fully grown
- a limb of a plant
- suitable to be eaten
- aka flourish
- parts of a plant in which photosynthesis occurs
- a place when you can store something
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- upper parts of flowers, not yet flourished
- ...silo - a tall storage facility
- a chemical process that produces energy
- a strong plant that is grown for its seeds
- wetness
- organized piles
- flattening the top of a pile
- not wet anymore
- growth ... - a detailed log on crops and plants
- a part of a plant found underground
22 Clues: wetness • fully grown • aka flourish • organized piles • not wet anymore • a limb of a plant • suitable to be eaten • aka to reap the crops • quantity of crops produced • at a fairly low temperature • flattening the top of a pile • a young, very small shoot (pęd) • removing unusable parts of grain • ...silo - a tall storage facility • a part of a plant found underground • ...
Plants Crossword Puzzle Review 2015-05-04
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- vascular tissue that carries food made in leaves
- waxy, waterproof layer covering plant leaves
- structures that contain a young plant inside a protective covering
- one seed leaf
- seed leaf(ves) containing stored food within the seed
- structures in plants where food is made
- chemical that makes plant walls rigid
- process of water evaporating from the stomata
- vascular tissue that carries water and nutrients
- chemical that affects how a plant grows
- top of pistil (where pollen is created)
- plant response to gravity, touch, or light
- structure that captures the sun's energy and makes food
- colorful structures of the flower
- young plant within the seed
- flower 2 years and die (celery, parsley)
- leaves that protect developing flower
- flower every year (marigolds, wheat, tomatoes, cucumbers)
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- produces xylem and phloem cells
- two seed leaves
- flower for more than 2 years (oak trees, honeysuckle)
- early growth stage of seed
- green pigment found in chloroplasts
- process plants use to make food with energy from the sun
- pores of the leaf (allows water and carbon dioxide to enter and oxygen to leave)
- boundary surrounding all plant cells from the environment
- male reproductive parts of the flower (surrounds pistil)
- flowering plant
- center of the flower (female reproductive part)
- storage area for cells (carries water, waste and food)
- anchor the plant to the ground and allows it to absorb water and nutrients
- bottom of stamen (where seeds and fruit are created)
- hormone that speeds up the rate that plant cells grow
33 Clues: one seed leaf • two seed leaves • flowering plant • early growth stage of seed • young plant within the seed • produces xylem and phloem cells • colorful structures of the flower • green pigment found in chloroplasts • chemical that makes plant walls rigid • leaves that protect developing flower • structures in plants where food is made • chemical that affects how a plant grows • ...
Inside Humans and Plants 2016-09-15
Plants Growth and Nutrients 2016-06-05
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- The expanded part of a leaf or petal.
- The seed-bearing part of a plant, consisting of reproductive organs (stamens and carpels) that are typically surrounded by a brightly colored corolla (petals) and a green calyx (sepals).
- A bud that develops in the axil between a petiole and a stem.
- Manufactures food through photosynthesis, exchange of gasses with environment, stores food and water, comes off the stem and is green, and thin.
- Molecule that absorbs sunlight and uses its energy to synthesize carbohydrates from CO2 and water.
- The first portion of root too emerge.
- Process used by plants and other organisms to convert light energy, normally from the Sun, into chemical energy that can be later released to fuel the organisms' activities (energy transformation).
- The part of a plant stem from which one or more leaves emerge, often forming a slight swelling or knob.
- The stalk that joins a leaf to a stem; leafstalk.
- Parts of the plant that are underground.
- If this is too high or too low, it will result in abnormal development and reduced production.
- What the chlorophyll collects it and gets energy from it in a process called photosynthesis.
- The vascular tissue in plants that conducts sugars and other metabolic products downward from the leaves.
- Transport water and nutrients between roots and leaves, supports, produces new tissue for photosynthesis and support, stores food and water.
- The sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food.
- Is a tiny opening or pore that is used for gas exchange.
- Where roots absorb nutrients, such as water.
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- Absorbed by roots through roots along with minerals and is transported through out plant from their, is a liquid.
- Grows off of primary root.
- Transport water from roots to shoot and leaves, but it also transports some nutrients.
- A part of a plant stem between two of the nodes from which leaves emerge.
- Where photosynthesis takes place.
- Supplied by the soil and by the addition of fertilizers.
- This part of the plant is above ground, and is composed of several organs.
- The main stem.
- Is required for plants for their respiration to carry out their functions of water and nutrient uptake.
- Can be created by using stacks ,string ,or by soil that surrounds the roots.
- The part of the plant that absorbs water from soil for needed nutrients.
- Product of photosynthesis used for energy, made in leaves, moves to where it is needed.
- Reactant for photosynthesis collected through stomata.
30 Clues: The main stem. • Grows off of primary root. • Where photosynthesis takes place. • The expanded part of a leaf or petal. • The first portion of root too emerge. • Parts of the plant that are underground. • Where roots absorb nutrients, such as water. • The stalk that joins a leaf to a stem; leafstalk. • Reactant for photosynthesis collected through stomata. • ...
Animals & Plants Review Crossword 2016-03-22
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- I fly
- The horse ran.
- I used to be afraid of monkeys.
- Butterfly
- We fly like birds.
- The deer jumped over the bush.
- The fly used to fly.
- The tiger attacked the zebra.
- Tree
- We bite.
- I bite
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- We smelled the rose.
- You smell the flower.
- The dog barked.
- The owl flies.
- The bear climbs.
- The spider ate the fly.
- The goose used to bite.
- The frog jumped toward the fly.
- The shark swam.
- The goat used to jump.
- I cut the grass.
- Duck
- The cat bites.
- The wasp stung me.
25 Clues: Duck • Tree • I fly • I bite • We bite. • Butterfly • The owl flies. • The horse ran. • The cat bites. • The dog barked. • The shark swam. • The bear climbs. • I cut the grass. • We fly like birds. • The wasp stung me. • We smelled the rose. • The fly used to fly. • You smell the flower. • The goat used to jump. • The spider ate the fly. • The goose used to bite. • The tiger attacked the zebra. • ...
Animals & Plants Review Crossword 2016-03-22
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- The bear climbs.
- The deer jumped over the bush.
- The spider ate the fly.
- Duck
- The goose used to bite.
- The fly used to fly.
- Tree
- We fly like birds.
- The owl flies.
- The goat used to jump.
- You smell the flower.
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- The wasp stung me.
- The horse ran.
- I fly
- The tiger attacked the zebra.
- We smelled the rose.
- I used to be afraid of monkeys.
- The frog jumped toward the fly.
- Butterfly
- The cat bites.
- The shark swam.
- I bite
- We bite.
- I cut the grass.
- The dog barked.
25 Clues: Duck • Tree • I fly • I bite • We bite. • Butterfly • The horse ran. • The cat bites. • The owl flies. • The shark swam. • The dog barked. • The bear climbs. • I cut the grass. • The wasp stung me. • We fly like birds. • We smelled the rose. • The fly used to fly. • You smell the flower. • The goat used to jump. • The spider ate the fly. • The goose used to bite. • The tiger attacked the zebra. • ...
plants-;increasing the numbers 2016-05-05
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- for the baby plant is stored in cotyledon
- harvesting grains need to be protected against moisture
- is optained from plant
- seed has hair on it
- is used for flavouring
- are the example of plants whose roots can grow into a new plant
- nail has hooks on it
- super phosphate,ammonium sulphate and nitrate are added to the soil
- is important for seeds
- and Western India has black soil
- are dispersed by explosion
- give us oil
- and pesticides protect crops from being destroyed by pests
- seed has stiff hair on it
- and groundnuts need well-drained,sandy soil
- are summer crops
- come from plants
- Bengal has clayey soil
- seed has tuft of hair on it
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- has two main types of crops
- needs alluvial and irrigated soil for growth
- Swaminathan is an agriculture scientist
- seeds have one seed leaves
- and bajra needs sandy soil for growth
- are winter crops
- and Goa has coastal areas
- is cereal
- has sandy soil
- has porous parts on it
- seed has wings on it
- seeds have two seed leaves
- and Darjiling has moist soil
- grass has spines on it
- and jute needs clayey soil for growth
- are pulses
- is growing plant in a large scale
- has a fibrous coat on it
- cutting of a rose can grow into a new plant
- is dispersed by animals
- provide us with wood,fibre,rubber,gum,tea and coffee
- is added to soil to increase production
- is released from plants
- and Uttar Pradesh has alluvial and irrigated soil
- coat is the outer covering of the seed
- plant needs moist soil for growth
- water and warmth is important for the growth of a plant
46 Clues: is cereal • are pulses • give us oil • has sandy soil • are winter crops • are summer crops • come from plants • seed has hair on it • seed has wings on it • nail has hooks on it • is optained from plant • is used for flavouring • has porous parts on it • is important for seeds • grass has spines on it • is dispersed by animals • is released from plants • Bengal has clayey soil • ...
Plants Moving On Up 2017-04-30
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- Outermost layer of bark
- Where water transpires from
- Type of bond responsible for adhesion
- (2 words) Hypothesis explaining why phloem sap always flows from source to sink
- When the cell membrane pulls away from the cell wall
- Plant adapted to arid environments
- Type of xylem formed at the apical meristem
- (2 words) Elements that are basically a living straw supported by companion cells
- (2 words) Theory of how water rises up a tree
- How leaves lower their water potential
- (2 words) Determines age of woody plants
- (2 words) Provides nuclei and organelles to support a sieve tube member
- Type of xylem that makes up wood
- Strip of wax forcing water to enter a cell before it crosses the endoderm
- Water route that goes through root hair cells
- Water is _________ up a plant
- (adj) Cells that are filled with water so that their cell walls are under pressure from inside
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- (2 words) Substrate with the lowest water potential, ~ -100
- Lower the water potential of plant cells
- Ions that control stomatal opening and closing
- (2 words) Large cells with thin walls formed when lots of resources are available
- Season when sugar reserves are mobilized to support new plant growth aboveground
- (2 words) Xylem cell type with unobstructed water flow, but air bubbles affect the whole tube
- Transports water and dissolved minerals through plant
- Transports sugars through plant
- (2 words) One-cell-thick layer of meristem cells for secondary growth
- Substrate with the highest water potential ~0
- Space between cork cells that allows for gas exchange from outside to living cells inside
- Secondary xylem cells filled with resin
- What a plant does when its tissues lose water
- Water route that goes around root hair cells
- Innermost layer of wood
- Type of photosynthesis in which gas exchange occurs at night and PEP is replaced by crassulaic acid
- Secondary xylem
- Xylem cell type with slow water flow and air bubbles that only affect one cell
35 Clues: Secondary xylem • Outermost layer of bark • Innermost layer of wood • Where water transpires from • Water is _________ up a plant • Transports sugars through plant • Type of xylem that makes up wood • Plant adapted to arid environments • Type of bond responsible for adhesion • How leaves lower their water potential • Secondary xylem cells filled with resin • ...
Non-Vascular Plants/Seedless 2022-04-08
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- land plants with its embryo retained on the parent and is nourished
- Tracheophytes
- a type of plant without a vacular system and consists of a xylem and pholem
- female part of non vascular plant
- produce spores and need very little water and can live on rocks
- non vascular, flowerless plants that are abundant in extreme environments and can become dormant
- fertilized egg that developes into a new sporophyte
- plants with a dominant sporophyte and is homosporous. It includes lycophytes, pterophytes, and seed plants.
- male part of non vascular plant
- release spores and resemble small trees or flowers
- produce sperm and egg cells
- a vascular plant don't have seeds or flowers and usually found in humid soil
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- liver-shaped leaves; can grow on bare rock or tree bark which helps in soil formation
- moss, liverworts, hornworts
- a vascular tissue that carries sugars and organic substances downward from leaves
- sporophytes that look like horns and have
- reduces the rate of water loss from the leaf surface
- thin, rootlike structures that anchor moss and absorb nutrients from the soil
- plant species that has a single kind of spore, no male or female
- completes gas exchange which have a pore that opens and closes
- a vascular tissue that carries water a dissolved nutrients upward from root
21 Clues: Tracheophytes • moss, liverworts, hornworts • produce sperm and egg cells • male part of non vascular plant • female part of non vascular plant • sporophytes that look like horns and have • release spores and resemble small trees or flowers • fertilized egg that developes into a new sporophyte • reduces the rate of water loss from the leaf surface • ...
Plants and plant functions. 2021-12-14
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- defensive organ that encloses and protects the developing reproductive structures
- a living thing) undergo natural development by increasing in size and changing physically; progress to maturity/become larger or greater over a period of time; increase
- a living organism of the kind exemplified by trees, shrubs, herbs, grasses, ferns, and mosses, typically growing in a permanent site, absorbing water and inorganic substances through its roots, and synthesizing nutrients in its leaves by photosynthesis using the green pigment chlorophyll
- invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth, a mixture mainly of oxygen and nitrogen.
- protects the seeds and also helps to spread them
- The pollen-producing part of a flower
- green pigment, present in all green plants and in cyanobacteria, responsible for the absorption of light to provide energy for photosynthesis. Its molecule contains a magnesium atom held in a porphyrin ring
- to produce food for the plant by photosynthesis
- captures pollen
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- process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water. Photosynthesis in plants generally involves the green pigment chlorophyll and generates oxygen as a byproduct
- reproduction
- absorbs water/anchors the plant
- colorless, transparent, odorless liquid that forms the seas, lakes, rivers, and rain and is the basis of the fluids of living organisms
- The ovule producing part of a flower
- The part of the stamen where pollen is produced
- develop into seeds upon fertilization
- the upper layer of earth in which plants grow, a black or dark brown material typically consisting of a mixture of organic remains, clay, and rock particles
- acts as a buffer against pollen contamination/to assist the process of fertilization
- protect and nourish the embryo or young plant
- light from the sun
- holds the plant up/supports the leaves
21 Clues: reproduction • captures pollen • light from the sun • absorbs water/anchors the plant • The ovule producing part of a flower • develop into seeds upon fertilization • The pollen-producing part of a flower • holds the plant up/supports the leaves • protect and nourish the embryo or young plant • The part of the stamen where pollen is produced • ...
Plants & Animal Adaptations/ Interdependence 2022-05-03
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- obtains nutrients from producers and consumers
- pre-adult insect undergoes incomp. metamorphosis
- when female cell is united w/ male cell
- substance that organisms need to survive & grow
- stages of an organism's growth and development
- transfers pollen; male-->female reproduction
- organism that produces its own food
- plant/animal reaction responding to stimuli
- seedlike structure; produces plants (ferns/mosses)
- male reproductive structure of flowering plant
- characteristic;increases environment survival
- species that no longer exists
- insect development w/ larval stage
- animal that lacks a backbone
- organism that is killed/ eaten by other organisms
- all non/living things interacting w/ environ.
- plants begin to grow from a seed or spore
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- organism's stage; undergoes complete metamorphosis
- populations of diff.species living in same area
- charact. passed from parent to offspring
- animal obtains nutrients from other animals
- animal that obtains nutrients only from plants
- insect develop.w/ pre-adult&adult
- female reproductive organ; produces egg cells
- dust-like powder from male reproductive structure
- stage in life cycle of insect between larva & adult
- diagram representing transfer of energy
- a living thing
- organism that kills and eats other organisms
- organisms of same kind;mates& produces offspring
- animal with a backbone
- makes more organisms of the same kind
32 Clues: a living thing • animal with a backbone • animal that lacks a backbone • species that no longer exists • insect develop.w/ pre-adult&adult • insect development w/ larval stage • organism that produces its own food • makes more organisms of the same kind • when female cell is united w/ male cell • diagram representing transfer of energy • charact. passed from parent to offspring • ...
Unit 2: Biology - Plants 2023-11-09
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- a structure of the plant that performs photosynthesis and allows for gas exchange
- is a biological process where a group of organisms change to become better suited to their environment
- is another name for a cone-bearing plant
- an organism that makes their own energy
- the process of converting sunlight to food energy
- Provides shape and structure; is like a microscopic skeleton
- allow for photosynthesis and absorb sunlight
- carries food throughout the plant
- the male reproductive units of a flower
- attract pollinators
- a structure of the plant that produces leaves, branches, and sometimes flowers
- type of reproduction involving two parents
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- plants that grow low to the ground and do not contain xylem and phloem
- referring to having a xylem and phloem
- another name for flowering plants
- where the fruit is produced
- the female reproductive units of a flower
- where the seeds are produced
- a structure of the plant that anchors the plant into the ground and absorbs nutrients
- stores water and nutrients in the plant cells
- a type of vascular plant that must grow near water and possesses leaves, stems, and roots
- type of reproduction where there is only one parent
- plant's male reproductive cells are in this structure
- carries water and nutrients throughout the plant
24 Clues: attract pollinators • where the fruit is produced • where the seeds are produced • another name for flowering plants • carries food throughout the plant • referring to having a xylem and phloem • an organism that makes their own energy • the male reproductive units of a flower • is another name for a cone-bearing plant • the female reproductive units of a flower • ...
Ch. 5 (Inside Plants) 2024-02-27
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- Thimble-shaped mass of cells that covers and protects the root apical meristem
- Water-resistant substance that helps limit the loss of water
- Compact stem tissue at or near the soil surface
- above-ground parts die back to the soil surface at the end of the growing season
- Occupies the central part of the stem
- cells that help the plant to sense gravity
- cell divides into two identical daughter cells
- hair-like outgrowths arising from the epidermis
- allows gas exchange between the atmosphere and internal parts of the leaf
- embryo with a single cotyledon
- regulate the size of the stomata
- Growth in response to gravity
- known as the ground meristem
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- cells laid down toward the exterior of the root
- Protective waxy coating of cutin
- Main root of a plant
- Lateral meristem in vascular plants
- sieve tube that moves dissolved sugars and other products of photosynthesis
- Movement of a substance from one place to another
- water-conducting tissue of vascular plants
- embryo with paired cotyledons
- forms off of the primary root
22 Clues: Main root of a plant • known as the ground meristem • embryo with paired cotyledons • forms off of the primary root • Growth in response to gravity • embryo with a single cotyledon • Protective waxy coating of cutin • regulate the size of the stomata • Lateral meristem in vascular plants • Occupies the central part of the stem • water-conducting tissue of vascular plants • ...
External characteristics of plants 2023-10-08
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- A modified stem, connected via vascular tissue, for protection (5)
- A plant with both female flowers and male flowers(10)
- Irregular-shaped, loosely-packed leaf tissue, filler or packer (6,9)
- Name of the inflorescence shape of Dandelions and Sunflowers (9)
- A leaf shape representative of a heart (7)
- Openings on the underside of leaves for gaseous exchange (7)
- The stalk of an individual flower (7)
- A collective term for all the stamens (10)
- Alternative term for the leaf blade (6)
- The outer layer of cells of stems and leaves (9)
- A plant which loses its leaves all at once at the end of the growing season (9)
- Modified leaf or shoot for a climbing plant (7)
- A flower's colourful appendage to attract pollinators (5)
- The stalk of an individual leaf (7)
- Flowers with both male and female sexual organs(13)
- The shape of the veins in a monocotyledonous leaf (8)
- A collective term for a group of carpels (9)
- The embryonic stem and leaves inside the seed (7)
- A toothy edge to a leaf margin (7)
- Collective term for anther and filament (6)
- A protective structure, modified from the epidermis as with Rosa spp. (7)
- Vascular tissue which transports water (5)
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- Vascular tissue which transports food (6)
- The transfer of male sexual cells from stamen to the female stigma (11)
- The whole purpose of a leaf (14)
- Oblong, tightly packed, leaf tissue full of chlorophyll (9,4)
- Leaf shape comprising of individual leaflets sharing a midvein (8)
- Protects the petals on a flower (5)
- A plant that has only one type of flower - male or female (9)
- A leaf edge without any teeth or notches (6)
- Protective sheath covering the embryonic leaves of a monocot seed (10)
- A plant which loses individual leaves throughout the year (9)
- Term for a group of flowers and how they're held on the plant (13)
- The embryonic root inside the seed (7)
34 Clues: The whole purpose of a leaf (14) • A toothy edge to a leaf margin (7) • Protects the petals on a flower (5) • The stalk of an individual leaf (7) • The stalk of an individual flower (7) • The embryonic root inside the seed (7) • Alternative term for the leaf blade (6) • Vascular tissue which transports food (6) • A leaf shape representative of a heart (7) • ...
Plants Responses Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-16
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- - Greek word meaning "to grow," from which "auxin" is derived.
- - Growth of a plant towards a light source.
- - The process by which plants maximize their use of light, as mentioned in the context of photomorphogenesis.
- - Type of movement in response to touch that is independent of the direction of stimulus.
- - Threadlike leafless organ of climbing plants.
- - Specific light spectrum that induces phototropism.
- - Growth and development of plants in response to light.
- - Movement of a plant in response to touch.
- - Molecules that work together with phototropins to mediate the phototropic response.
- - Growth of a plant in response to gravity.
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- - Growth of a plant away from light.
- - The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university.
- - Slow developmental change in the shape of a plant due to continuous mechanical stress.
- - Hormones responsible for cell elongation in phototropism and gravitropism.
- - Specialized plastids that contain starch granules.
- - A hormone thought to be involved in thigmomorphogenesis.
- - Another term for geotropism, the growth response to gravity.
- - Directional growth of a plant in response to light.
- - Protein-based receptors mediating phototropic response.
- - Another name for amyloplasts, indicating their role in sensing gravity.
20 Clues: - Growth of a plant away from light. • - Growth of a plant towards a light source. • - Movement of a plant in response to touch. • - Growth of a plant in response to gravity. • - Threadlike leafless organ of climbing plants. • - Specialized plastids that contain starch granules. • - Specific light spectrum that induces phototropism. • ...
Animals and plants cells 2024-09-01
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- - its the most basic, functional and simple unit of life.
- - it helps on exhanging gases between plants and its environment
- - it's a part of the nervous tissue that are shaped like stars and its function is to act as a support and control the chemical environment around the neurons
- - it's the one who produces myelin sheaths
- - it prevents the loss of water and invasion of disease causing microorganisms
- - its covered by a waxy cuticle and it covers the whole body of woody and non woody plants
- - its function is to store and synthesize plant food
- - it includes all kinds of different ecosystem
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- permanent tissue - its composed of two or more kind of cell
- cells - they surround the nerve fibers and also produces myelin sheaths
- -its a group of cells that work together in order to perform a specific function.
- meristem - its the primary cause of plant growth
- muscle - it can be found in the heart and has one nucleus and striations. It's muscle control is involuntary.
- - its function is to transport substance, immune response and blood clotting.
- cells - its responsible for regulating the entrance and exit of stomata
- tissue - it's the only complex permanent tissue in plants
- tissue - it's a type of animal cells that forms the inner and outer lining of the organ
- - what is the other term for Osseous tissue
- permanent tissue - its composed of one kind of cell
- - its responsible for transporting sugar to the plants
20 Clues: - it's the one who produces myelin sheaths • - what is the other term for Osseous tissue • - it includes all kinds of different ecosystem • meristem - its the primary cause of plant growth • permanent tissue - its composed of one kind of cell • - its function is to store and synthesize plant food • - its responsible for transporting sugar to the plants • ...
Animals and plants cells 2024-09-01
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- - it's the one who produces myelin sheaths
- - it prevents the loss of water and invasion of disease causing microorganisms
- - its covered by a waxy cuticle and it covers the whole body of woody and non woody plants
- tissue - it's the only complex permanent tissue in plants
- cells - its responsible for regulating the entrance and exit of stomata
- - its function is to store and synthesize plant food
- meristem - its the primary cause of plant growth
- - it includes all kinds of different ecosystem
- - its the most basic, functional and simple unit of life.
- -its a group of cells that work together in order to perform a specific function.
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- - its function is to transport substance, immune response and blood clotting.
- - what is the other term for Osseous tissue
- tissue - it's a type of animal cells that forms the inner and outer lining of the organ
- permanent tissue - its composed of two or more kind of cell
- permanent tissue - its composed of one kind of cell
- - it's a part of the nervous tissue that are shaped like stars and its function is to act as a support and control the chemical environment around the neurons
- muscle - it can be found in the heart and has one nucleus and striations. It's muscle control is involuntary.
- - its responsible for transporting sugar to the plants
- - it helps on exhanging gases between plants and its environment
- cells - they surround the nerve fibers and also produces myelin sheaths
20 Clues: - it's the one who produces myelin sheaths • - what is the other term for Osseous tissue • - it includes all kinds of different ecosystem • meristem - its the primary cause of plant growth • permanent tissue - its composed of one kind of cell • - its function is to store and synthesize plant food • - its responsible for transporting sugar to the plants • ...
FLOWERS AND MEDICINAL PLANTS 2024-11-11
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- Flower whose oil is used to balance hormones and reduce inflammation
- Herb used for its calming effects and to relieve anxiety
- Flower used to lower blood pressure and cholesterol
- Bright yellow-orange flower with anti-inflammatory properties
- Herb that stimulates cats but has calming effects on humans
- Root plant traditionally used for relaxation and reducing anxiety
- Aromatic herb used to ease digestive issues and headaches
- Common culinary bulb with antibacterial and heart-protective benefits
- Culinary herb with powerful antibacterial and antifungal properties
- Soothing herb often used in teas for relaxation
- Spice derived from crocus flowers, used for mood enhancement
- Aromatic herb used in cooking and for its anti-inflammatory benefits
- Root plant often used to relieve nausea and inflammation
- Spice derived from flower buds, known for its pain-relieving properties
- Culinary herb with antibacterial and antioxidant properties
- Sweet root used to soothe sore throats and digestive issues
- Root used in traditional medicine to aid digestion and reduce bloating
- Plant known for its liver-protective properties
- Root plant known for aiding sleep and reducing anxiety
- Herb used in Ayurveda to reduce stress and improve energy
- Succulent plant known for healing burns and skin irritation
- Herb known for its antimicrobial properties, often used in smudging
- Berry known for boosting immunity and fighting flu symptoms
- Fragrant herb that aids in memory and concentration
- Herb used for its digestive benefits, often paired with fish
- Tall plant with soft leaves, used to treat coughs and lung problems
- Root plant known for detoxifying the blood and promoting skin health
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- Tree with leaves used to improve memory and cognitive function
- Spice derived from tree bark, used for blood sugar regulation
- Herb used to relieve menopause symptoms and hormonal imbalance
- Plant used in Ayurveda for its antibacterial and skin-healing properties
- Herb used to prevent migraines and reduce fevers
- Flower used to treat mild depression and mood disorders
- Flower used to boost the immune system and fight colds
- Yellow flower used to reduce inflammation and treat urinary issues
- Herb used for detoxifying heavy metals from the body
- Bright yellow root used for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits
- Plant used for improving circulation and treating respiratory issues
- Known for its calming effects and aromatic purple flowers
- Flower used to reduce anxiety and improve sleep
- Root plant used to boost energy and support overall well-being
- Tree bark used to soothe throat irritation and digestive issues
- Flower used traditionally to stop bleeding and reduce inflammation
- Mint herb known for freshening breath and aiding digestion
- Fruit of the rose plant, rich in vitamin C, used for immune support
- Weed-like plant used to promote liver health and detoxification
- Bright orange flower used to treat skin issues and inflammation
- Berry known for supporting heart health and circulation
- Popular culinary herb that also has anti-inflammatory properties
- Herb used to aid digestion and reduce bloating
50 Clues: Herb used to aid digestion and reduce bloating • Soothing herb often used in teas for relaxation • Flower used to reduce anxiety and improve sleep • Plant known for its liver-protective properties • Herb used to prevent migraines and reduce fevers • Flower used to lower blood pressure and cholesterol • Fragrant herb that aids in memory and concentration • ...
Plants vs Zombies Heroes 2025-10-25
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- This is the highest cost card in the game.
- This is the only animal plant that gives sun at the start of each turn.
- This trick allows you to play a zombie during tricks.
- This plant can be recycled for four-thousand sparks.
- If you are rank 39, this card will be your profile picture.
- This environment can make you invincible if paired with the right card.
- This plant heals you for the highest amount out of any heal plant.
- This zombie gets +three/+three when evolved on another zombie of its tribe.
- You can receive the Block-buster card from this pack.
- This card can attack in every lane.
- The base stats of Poison Oak (Enter the answer like this: *Number*/*Number*).
- Nuts or berries.
- If this card is conjured from Cosmic Pea, its stats will be one/one double-strike.
- Most hackers use forty copies of...
- This card's ability does damage to the zombie hero when you heal.
- The only zombie superpower that has the tribe "Zombie."
- If this plant attacks, its plant food animation from PvZ 2 will play.
- This is the only card that refunds itself when played.
- This class has the Puff-Shroom.
- This plant makes zombie tricks cost one more.
- If this card is conjured by a Cosmic Imp, it will have the frenzy, amphibious, and deadly keywords.
- This is the only plant that can be a three/four as a two cost.
- The only zero cost card in the game with zero attack.
- The base stats of this card are four/one.
- This is the only plant that has a splash damage that is different from its base attack.
- Against this hero, you are NEVER safe.
- This is the only plant that wears makeup.
- This is the most expensive gravestone card in the game.
- This card is on the image of the Triassic Pack.
- This plants favorite number is five.
- You can do bonus attacks using this plant without dealing with the consequence of Mime-Garg's ability.
- This plant is like a flower version of Melon-Pult.
- This card has the dino-roar and untrickable key words.
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- This card's greatest enemy is the Wallflower.
- This card can only get value if you have tempo.
- This zombie used to have a tribe that was exclusive to itself.
- The only card in the game with base ten health.
- The best superpower in the game.
- The base stats of this card are one/one, but it is a four/one the first turn you play it.
- This zombie card will make it impossible to deck out if ran in a deck.
- The base stats of Briar Rose (Enter the answer like this: *Number*/*Number*).
- He's "Wheely Cheesy"
- This card used to have a description bug that caused its evolution ability to only say the word "instead."
- This is the only trick that creates an environment.
- The most well known Plants vs Zombies Heroes streamer.
- This is the only plant unlocked in the Lost City world in PvZ 2 that was introduced into the PvZ Heroes game.
- This is the only superpower that has the possibility of giving the opponent a LOT of value.
- *Sigh* This card is the most OVERRATED-
- This is the only zombie with the splash damage keyword.
- This card can only get buffed if a zombie is in play.
- This is the lowest cost environment in the game.
- This superpower gives the keyword team-up.
- This card will have Astrocado's base stats if evolved on another plant.
- This is the only card that can buff cards in your hands.
- You cannot block if you have minimum this many cards in your hand.
- This hero has the "Blockbusting" strategy deck.
- If conjured from cross-pollination, this card will be a zero cost one/one flower plant.
- The base stats of Dark Matter Dragon Fruit if given a Fertilize (Enter the answer like this: *Number*/*Number*).
- This plant hero is named after an onomatopoeia from the original game.
- This is the only zombie that can shuffle tokens into your deck.
- This is the highest cost environment in the game.
- This superpower creates the Octo-Pet token.
- Phase two of a Zombie Hero's turn.
- Coffee zombie gives this keyword to all other zombies.
64 Clues: Nuts or berries. • He's "Wheely Cheesy" • This class has the Puff-Shroom. • The best superpower in the game. • Phase two of a Zombie Hero's turn. • This card can attack in every lane. • Most hackers use forty copies of... • This plants favorite number is five. • Against this hero, you are NEVER safe. • *Sigh* This card is the most OVERRATED- • ...
Jayden's Chapter 6 Crossword puzzle 2021-11-23
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- one of the lamellar stacks of chlorophyll-containing thylakoids found in plant chloroplasts.
- the transfer of proton across a membrane to create a proton gradient that drives ATP synthesis.
- an organism that eats other plants or animals for energy and nutrients.
- a chemical entity that accepts electrons transferred to it from another compound.
- a process that plants and algae use to turn carbon dioxide from the air into sugar
- requiring only carbon dioxide or carbonates as a source of carbon and a simple inorganic nitrogen compound for metabolic synthesis of organic molecules
- process by which plants use sunlight,water, and carbon dioxide
- minute openings found in the epidermis of leaves, stems and other plant organs.
- give color to plant parts such as ripe tomatoes and autumn leaves.
- evolved in some plants as an adaptation to arid conditions that allows a plant to photosynthesize during the day, but only exchange gases at night.
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- the reaction which occurs as the first phase of photosynthesis
- the movement of ions across a semipermeable membrane bound structure, down their electrochemical gradient.
- plastid that contains chlorophyll and in which photosynthesis takes place.
- carries out the absorption of light photons and the transfer of electrons
- substances produced by living organisms that have a color resulting from selective color absorption.
- the process by which plants assimilate carbon from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to form metabolically active compounds.
- a pigment that gives plants there green color
- any of the membranous disks of lamellae within plant chloroplasts that are composed of protein and lipid
18 Clues: a pigment that gives plants there green color • the reaction which occurs as the first phase of photosynthesis • process by which plants use sunlight,water, and carbon dioxide • give color to plant parts such as ripe tomatoes and autumn leaves. • an organism that eats other plants or animals for energy and nutrients. • ...
Aquarium 2024-02-13
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- Tank An aquarium containing water with a salinity level between freshwater and seawater, suitable for certain fish and invertebrates adapted to brackish environments.
- A container housing live plants and animals, often used for scientific research or educational purposes.
- Tank An aquarium housing predatory fish species that require larger tank space and may prey on smaller fish or invertebrates.
- A type of vivarium that combines elements of a terrestrial habitat (land) and an aquatic habitat (water), typically featuring both plants and aquatic animals.
- Tank An aquarium maintained at room temperature without the need for a heater, suitable for coldwater fish species.
- Tank An aquarium containing saltwater and marine fish, invertebrates, and corals, mimicking the conditions of the ocean.
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- A sealed container housing plants and sometimes small animals, designed to mimic a specific habitat such as a desert or rainforest.
- Tank A glass or acrylic container filled with water and aquatic plants, kept for keeping fish as pets.
- Tank An aquarium featuring live aquatic plants, often maintained using special lighting and fertilization to support plant growth.
- Tank An aquarium housing a variety of fish species that are compatible with each other in terms of size, temperament, and water parameters.
- Aquarium An aquarium designed to replicate a specific natural habitat, including specific plants, animals, and environmental conditions.
- A specialized aquarium that mimics the transitional zone between aquatic and terrestrial environments, featuring emergent plants and shallow water.
- Tank An aquarium containing freshwater and various fish, plants, and invertebrates adapted to freshwater environments.
- Tank A small aquarium typically holding less than 10 gallons of water, suitable for keeping a limited number of small fish or invertebrates.
- Tank An aquarium designed specifically for keeping coral reefs and their associated marine life, requiring precise water parameters and lighting.
15 Clues: Tank A glass or acrylic container filled with water and aquatic plants, kept for keeping fish as pets. • A container housing live plants and animals, often used for scientific research or educational purposes. • Tank An aquarium maintained at room temperature without the need for a heater, suitable for coldwater fish species. • ...
Ecology Vocab 2024-09-12
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- A sequence in which nutrients and energy get passed down from one organism to the other
- An animal that eats only meat
- A fungi or other bacterium that feeds off of different plants and animals
- A non-living organism that helps shape its environment.
- An animal that eats both plants and meat
- An organism that consumes decaying meat or rotting plants.
- A plantor algae that can make food itself using the sun.
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- An organism that can make its food using light, water, and carbon dioxide
- An animal that eats only plants
- A living organism that helps shape its environment.
- A small insect in an ecosystem.
- Organisms that consume other organisms to get their energy.
- A place where an organism makes its home.
- An organism that eats other plants and animals.
14 Clues: An animal that eats only meat • An animal that eats only plants • A small insect in an ecosystem. • An animal that eats both plants and meat • A place where an organism makes its home. • An organism that eats other plants and animals. • A living organism that helps shape its environment. • A non-living organism that helps shape its environment. • ...
Organisms in an Ecosystem 2024-01-09
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- A community of living things (organisms) interacting with each other and the environment they live in.
- An animal that eats only other animals.
- Living things, like plants, that make their own food using sunlight.
- Growth: The process where living things, like plants and animals, get bigger and develop.
- An animal that eats both plants and animals.
- An animal that eats only plants.
- Understanding that one thing happening can make something else happen. For example, if there's not enough rain, plants might not grow well.
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- The groups of living things, like animals or plants, in a certain area. It includes information about how many there are, how fast they reproduce, and how they grow.
- When living things compete for resources like food, water, and space to live.
- Organisms, like bacteria and fungi, that break down and recycle dead plants and animals.
- A substance that living things need to grow and stay healthy, like vitamins and minerals.
- Chain/Web: A series of steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating and being eaten, showing who eats whom.
- Availability: The amount of essential things like food, water, and oxygen, sunlight, or nutrients, to live and grow.
- Living things, like animals, that eat other living things for their energy.
14 Clues: An animal that eats only plants. • An animal that eats only other animals. • An animal that eats both plants and animals. • Living things, like plants, that make their own food using sunlight. • Living things, like animals, that eat other living things for their energy. • When living things compete for resources like food, water, and space to live. • ...
Plant Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-04
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- process of converting light energy to chemical energy
- chemical reactions that break down glucose to make ATP
- a green structure of a plant that is attached to the stem and main organs of photosynthesis and cellular respiration
- plants that do not have a system for transporting minerals and nutrients
- plants that do not make seeds
- the thin stalk that supports the anther in the male portion of the flower
- leaves are intact on the tree for the entire year
- growth in response to light
- waxy covering of a plant
- part of the plant that blossoms
- promotes cell division and lateral growth in plants
- flowering plants
- turning or bending of a plant in response to a touch stimulus
- substance produced by flowers to reproduce and is transported by animals or wind
- the collective term for female reproductive organs of a flower
- upper layer of earth in which plants grow
- transports water up
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- part of the stamen that collects the pollen
- the part of the plant that is present above the ground and transports minerals and nutrients
- when a biological community develops when no life existed previously
- the tube structure that connects the stigma and ovary in a female flower
- evergreen trees that bear cones
- a reproductive cell capable of developing into a new individual without fusion
- sweet and fleshy product of a plant that contains a seed and can be eaten
- non vascular plant that grows in dense green clumps in damp and shady locations
- promotes growth on shaded side
- a tree shedding its leaves annually
- collective male term for reproductive organs of a flower
- growth response to the environment that directs shoots upwards and roots downward
- a underdeveloped plant embryo in a protective outer layer
- the regrowth of a biological community after it was impacted by a disturbance
- the process by which an organism grows from a seed or spore
- seed producing plants
- the part of the plant which attaches it underground it receives water for plant
- plants that can conduct minerals and nutrients to all parts
- green pigment found in plants
- the part of the pistil where the pollen germinates
- a stiff sharp pointed projection on a plant for protection
- pores of the leaf regulate and maintains homeostasis
- brightly colored structures around a flower to attract pollinators
- transports food down
41 Clues: flowering plants • transports water up • transports food down • seed producing plants • waxy covering of a plant • growth in response to light • plants that do not make seeds • green pigment found in plants • promotes growth on shaded side • evergreen trees that bear cones • part of the plant that blossoms • a tree shedding its leaves annually • ...
Biological Molecules 2024-04-09
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- functions as storage of carbohydrates in mammals; found in liver and muscles of mammals
- smallest unit of carbohydrate with formula C6H12O6; e.g. glucose (found in both plants and animal), fructose (found in plants), galactose (milk sugar)
- used to make cell wall in plant cells to protect them from bursting or damage
- water is required for chemical reactions such as _________ of food molecules [role of water in animals]
- water allows for _________ of substances (e.g. in blood, in xylem, in phloem) [role of water in animals & plants]
- organic molecules made up of the elements carbon, hydrogen and oxygen with formula CnH2nOn
- fat is a _______ for fat-soluble vitamins
- proteins are made of one or more polypeptide chains twisted, folded and coiled into a unique 3-__________ structure, held together by hydrogen bonds, ionic interactions and van der Waals interactions
- water is a reactant for photosynthesis in plants [role of water in plants]
- water provides physical support to the plant in the form of ______ ________ [role of water in plants]
- fats stored as adipose tissue are also used as __________ material to prevent the loss of body heat
- organic molecules made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen and sometimes sulfur
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- two monosaccharides undergo ____________ reaction to form a disaccharides, with removal of a water molecule
- water allows for __________ of body temperature through sweat [role of water in animals]
- test for fats
- fats are storage molecules that can store a large amount of energy (each gram of fat supplies the body with about 9 calories)
- smallest unit of proteins
- test for starch
- disaccharides can be broken down to component monosaccharides by __________ reaction in which a water molecule is added
- amino acids join together to form a polypeptide through condensation reaction with the removal of water molecules, forming _______ bond in between each amino acids
- functions as storage of carbohydrates in plants; found in storage organs of plants, e.g. potato tubers
- test for proteins
- proteins are used as _______ (biological catalyst) to speed up chemical reactions
- polymers formed when thousands of glucose molecules linked together in condensation reactions; e.g. glycogen, starch and cellulose
- proteins are used in the _________ of new cells, for growth and repair of worn-up cells
- made up of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen with no fixed formula (the ratio of hydrogen to oxygen is much higher than in carbohydrates)
- test for reducing sugars (all monosaccharides and disaccharides except for sucrose)
27 Clues: test for fats • test for starch • test for proteins • smallest unit of proteins • fat is a _______ for fat-soluble vitamins • water is a reactant for photosynthesis in plants [role of water in plants] • used to make cell wall in plant cells to protect them from bursting or damage • proteins are used as _______ (biological catalyst) to speed up chemical reactions • ...
Plant Revision Crossword 2016-05-10
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- Deficiency/When a plant is dying because it doesn't have the right amount of minerals
- water and nutrients/What does the xylem tube do
- controls a plant cell
- make food through the process
- mineral makes the plant grow healthily
- do gases get in and out of leaves
- replace minerals/Why do farmers use fertilisers
- mineral makes healthy leaves and flowers
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- stay healthy plants need
- makes chlorophyll in a plant
- plants need for healthy roots
- part of a leaf cell makes photosynthesis
- the plant uses to get water
- part of leaf cells make the plant green
- process do plants carry out in light and dark to release energy
- cell/What protects the stomata
16 Clues: controls a plant cell • stay healthy plants need • makes chlorophyll in a plant • the plant uses to get water • plants need for healthy roots • make food through the process • cell/What protects the stomata • do gases get in and out of leaves • mineral makes the plant grow healthily • part of leaf cells make the plant green • part of a leaf cell makes photosynthesis • ...
Photosynthesis 2020-10-20
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- a gas plants breath in
- an organism that absorbs light
- a liquid that helps the plant to grow
- to keep plants alive
- helps the roots grow
- large ball of gas
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- reflects off pants
- we need it to breath
- travels sugars through the plant
- how hot and cold it is
- a transport tissue that travels water and nutrients from roots to stem and leaves.
- the plants opening
12 Clues: large ball of gas • reflects off pants • the plants opening • we need it to breath • to keep plants alive • helps the roots grow • a gas plants breath in • how hot and cold it is • an organism that absorbs light • travels sugars through the plant • a liquid that helps the plant to grow • a transport tissue that travels water and nutrients from roots to stem and leaves.
Photosynthesis 2021-11-08
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- Molecule that stores the chemical energy produced in photosynthesis
- One of the most efficiently absorbed wavelengths of light for photosynthesis
- Chemical compound that absorbs and reflects certain wavelengths of light
- Pigment used by plants to absorb light
- Plant organs that absorb water and minerals
- Wavelength of light mostly reflected by plants
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- Organelle in charge of carrying out photosynthesis
- Plant organs that contain chloroplasts and absorb light
- Source of energy for the process of photosynthesis
- Limiting factor for photosynthesis in plants
- Gas absorbed by the plants that is later converted into carbohydrates
- Waste product of plants during photosynthesis
12 Clues: Pigment used by plants to absorb light • Plant organs that absorb water and minerals • Limiting factor for photosynthesis in plants • Waste product of plants during photosynthesis • Wavelength of light mostly reflected by plants • Organelle in charge of carrying out photosynthesis • Source of energy for the process of photosynthesis • ...
Plant Necessities Crossword 2023-10-05
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- Miss Johnson tells her students plants take in___ from the air.
- Green leafy forms of life
- One of two things plants need to survive
- Luke's father told him plants need ___ , attention, and hope.
- The top layer of Earth's surface, what plants grow in
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- When you react to something you ___ to it.
- The opposite of sick
- When you strongly need someone or something you___ on it.
- Think potions and wands
- Luke's father put ___ in the ground for the young tomato sprouts so they would not fall over.
- What Luke and his father grew
- Also known as H2O
12 Clues: Also known as H2O • The opposite of sick • Think potions and wands • Green leafy forms of life • What Luke and his father grew • One of two things plants need to survive • When you react to something you ___ to it. • The top layer of Earth's surface, what plants grow in • When you strongly need someone or something you___ on it. • ...
Science 2023-05-03
11 Clues: Plants • Living • Non-living • one feeding option • Energy from the sun • Multiple feeding options • A consumer that eats meat • How plants get their energy • A consumer that eats plants • A consumer that eats both plants and meat • They eat dead organisms and return the nutrients to the soil
HETROTROPHIC NUTRITION 2016-04-19
10 Clues: GREEN PLANTS • H₂O REPRESENTS • DODDER IS AN EXAMPLE OF • SUNLIGHT IS ABSORBED BY • METHOD OF REPLENISHING SOIL • CARNIVORES PLANTS ARE CALLED • PLANTS STORE FOOD IN THE FORM OF • INTERDEPENDENT PLANTS ARE CALLED • ESSENTIAL GAS USED FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS • INSECTIVORES PLANTS GROW IN ______DEFICIENT SOIL
Food Chain Crossword Puzzle 2022-12-11
10 Clues: only eats meat • connected things • only eats plants • only eats dead animals • eats plants and animals • all food chains begin with • eats dead plants and animals • plants get their energy from the • makes their own food from the sun • fuels our bodies and keeps us alive
