plants Crossword Puzzles
Agriculture FPS 2025-01-13
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- science of improving crop yields using high teccontinuous grazingsgrazing animals are left to graze in a field for an extended period
- farming applying information and data technologies for optimizing farming systems
- controls or destroys insects derived from organic or inorganic materials
- someone who depends on their own labor and resources to produce agriculture
- any material that is applied to soil or to plant tissues to supply nutrients
- substance that is toxic to plants, used to destroy unwanted vegetation
- production of aquatic plants or animals in a controlled environment
- when only one type of crop is grown year after year on the same land
- land covered with grass and other low plants suitable for grazing animals
- colonies of bees in hives
- crop rotation aquaculture in which fish and plants grown hydroponically
- growing plants without soil by using mineral nutrient solutions in water
- Turning with a plow; involves significant disturbance of the soil
- planting the close planting of different plants to enhance each other's growth
- any organism whose genetic material has been altered
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- misleading information about a products positive impact on the environment
- process by which soil is moved from one location to another by wind or water
- the science of soil management and crop production
- A unit of measurement for agricultural land in the US and UK.
- farming methods that focus on revitalizing soil health
- process of capturing carbon dioxide reduce the effects of carbon
- organic residues and soil, allowed to undergo biological decomposition
- body of porous rock or sediment saturated with groundwater
- crop crops grown between trees and vines in orchards and vineyards
- any chemical used in agriculture
- Agriculture conducted on commercial (money-making) principles
- the science of breeding and caring for farm animals
- group of companies that work together toward a common goal
- rotation the practice of growing different crops in succession on the same land
29 Clues: colonies of bees in hives • any chemical used in agriculture • the science of soil management and crop production • the science of breeding and caring for farm animals • any organism whose genetic material has been altered • farming methods that focus on revitalizing soil health • body of porous rock or sediment saturated with groundwater • ...
Ecosystems 2025-09-08
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- The living components of an ecosystem, including animals, plants, and tiny organisms like phytoplankton.
- The burning of hydrocarbons, a human activity that releases extra carbon into the atmosphere.
- Tiny, microscopic plant-like organisms that float in oceans and lakes.
- Events, such as floods, that can significantly impact a population regardless of its size. something that affects a population of animals or plants no matter how many individuals are in that area.
- A pattern where a population's growth slows down as it approaches the carrying capacity of its environment.
- Practices that meet current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own.
- A close relationship between different species; commensalism is one type where one organism benefits.
- Plants and phytoplankton use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create energy, a process that also releases water vapor.
- The non-living components, such as sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide, that influence living things.
- A problem caused by human activities where animal homes and ecosystems are broken into smaller, isolated parts.
- The process by which carbon dioxide is converted into organic compounds and energy by plants and phytoplankton.
- Way of traveling to natural places that is good for the environment and for the local people.
- A relationship between two living things where one benefits and the other isn't helped or harmed at all.
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- Efforts to rebuild and improve the conditions within damaged natural habitats.
- Actions taken to bring damaged ecosystems back to their natural state.
- Simple chemical compounds made of only two things: hydrogen and carbon atoms. Y
- Organic material from plants and animals that contains stored energy from the sun.
- Process where plants release water vapor from their leaves into the air.
- The process by which living organisms use stored energy, releasing carbon back into the atmosphere.
- Ecosystems, such as forests and oceans, that absorb and store large amounts of carbon.
- Something caused by humans.
21 Clues: Something caused by humans. • Actions taken to bring damaged ecosystems back to their natural state. • Tiny, microscopic plant-like organisms that float in oceans and lakes. • Process where plants release water vapor from their leaves into the air. • Efforts to rebuild and improve the conditions within damaged natural habitats. • ...
Trophisms 2022-09-08
10 Clues: why a plant is green • how a plant moves water • how a plant stands ridged • a plants response to touch • a plants response to water • a plants response to gravity • a plants response to sunlight • a plants response to water loss • where photosynthesis takes place • the part of a plant that hold extra water
Plants are Adapted to Living on Land 2014-01-21
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- multicellular organisms
- transports materials through the plants
- flowering plants that grow in tropical rain
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- the movement of water vapor out of a plant
- carbon dioxide+ water+ sunlight= sugars+ oxygen
- pathway for nutrients
- tissue that carries nutrients up from roots
- tissue that carries nutrients down to roots
- home to a lot of plants
- produced in plants
10 Clues: produced in plants • pathway for nutrients • multicellular organisms • home to a lot of plants • transports materials through the plants • the movement of water vapor out of a plant • tissue that carries nutrients up from roots • tissue that carries nutrients down to roots • flowering plants that grow in tropical rain • carbon dioxide+ water+ sunlight= sugars+ oxygen
Chlorophyll crosswords 2013-10-27
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- Disk like compartments made of membranes
- A green liquid in plants that turns light to food
- the inner liquid portion of the Chloroplasts
- Give plants their color, where light is changed to food
- A fruitless seed group
- One long thin root
- The study of plants
- The tip of a root
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- A plants process of creating food
- Stacks of thylakiods
- A thin hair like part of the roots
- A group of seeds covered with fruit
12 Clues: The tip of a root • One long thin root • The study of plants • Stacks of thylakiods • A fruitless seed group • A plants process of creating food • A thin hair like part of the roots • A group of seeds covered with fruit • Disk like compartments made of membranes • the inner liquid portion of the Chloroplasts • A green liquid in plants that turns light to food • ...
Classification 2014-01-08
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- the largest living organism.
- the things that make their own food.
- the name of the process of plants making their own food.
- to put into groups.
- the things that let a mushroom ubsorb food.
- the proper name for slime.
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- a cell that has a nucleus.
- the bacteria kingdom.
- the kingdom for algae.
- it makes plants green.
- one of the three things plants need to grow.
- the fourth level of the classification system.
12 Clues: to put into groups. • the bacteria kingdom. • the kingdom for algae. • it makes plants green. • a cell that has a nucleus. • the proper name for slime. • the largest living organism. • the things that make their own food. • the things that let a mushroom ubsorb food. • one of the three things plants need to grow. • the fourth level of the classification system. • ...
Classification 2014-01-08
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- the bacteria kingdom.
- the things that let a mushroom ubsorb food.
- the name of the process of plants making their own food.
- the fourth level of the classification system.
- the kingdom for algae.
- the things that make their own food.
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- the largest living organism.
- to put into groups.
- one of the three things plants need to grow.
- it makes plants green.
- a cell that has a nucleus.
- the proper name for slime.
12 Clues: to put into groups. • the bacteria kingdom. • it makes plants green. • the kingdom for algae. • a cell that has a nucleus. • the proper name for slime. • the largest living organism. • the things that make their own food. • the things that let a mushroom ubsorb food. • one of the three things plants need to grow. • the fourth level of the classification system. • ...
classification 2017-09-03
15 Clues: food • threat • kingdom • grouping • MRS GREN • make more • no MRS GREN • eats plants • animal lives • living thing • eats consumer • eats meat/animals • critical to survival • eats plants and animals • changing for environment
Biophilic Design 2025-10-13
15 Clues: Courtyards • Green roofs • Living walls • Sunlit atrium • Indoor plants • Organic shapes • Indoor gardens • Views of nature • Natural textures • Biophilic ceiling • Natural materials • Natural ventilation • Indoor water features • Natural color palette • Incorporating natural light
Gardening 2022-03-09
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- Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed.
- package containing an embryo.
- the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth.
- relating to, derived from, or consisting of matter.
- to convert (a material, such as plant debris) to compost.
- Rock crumbled powder covering the earth's surface.
- complete life cycle in 1 growing season.
- Units counting during one-24th of the day.
- Water vapor in the atmosphere.
- It is found in large quantities in protein foods such as milk and dairy products and alternative foods such as beans, lentils, and nuts.
- wild plants grown in unwanted places.
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- indefinite growth can produce seed annually grasses,trees.
- an earthy material that is plastic when moist but hard.
- process of seed to plant.
- Rocks made of soil, which are medium thick of sand and clay soil.
- upper layer of earth where plants grow, black dark brown material Seedling Young plants, especially plants grown from seed rather than cutting.
- the quality or state of being porous.
- the part of the world in which life can exist
- the whole mass of air surrounding the earth
19 Clues: process of seed to plant. • package containing an embryo. • Water vapor in the atmosphere. • the quality or state of being porous. • wild plants grown in unwanted places. • complete life cycle in 1 growing season. • Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed. • Units counting during one-24th of the day. • the whole mass of air surrounding the earth • ...
Lulworth oil spill recap 2013-09-06
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- This is what plants store glucose as (begins with ST), we test for it with iodine (6)
- These animals are hunted by other animals (4)
- These organisms create their own food (9)
- These animals hunt other animals (9)
- These animals eat animals and plants, humans are these type of animals (8)
- These organisms cannot produce their own food (9)
- Things are more .... when the molecules are closer together (5)
- Herbivores eat .... (6)
- Photosynthesis happens in this part of a plant (6)
- An animal which eats other animals is called a .... (9)
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- If there is more sunlight, photosynthesis happens .... (6)
- Carbon dioxide + water ->sunlight-> Glucose + what?? (6)
- Oil is .... dense than water. (4)
- This is the process that plants use to make food (14)
- There are 3 states of matter; solid, liquid, and what? (3)
- This is the name of the food that photosynthesis produces
- This state is the most dense. (5)
- Many food chains can be added together to make a food .... (3)
- A food .... is a sequence that shows how each organism feeds on the organism below it. (5)
19 Clues: Herbivores eat .... (6) • Oil is .... dense than water. (4) • This state is the most dense. (5) • These animals hunt other animals (9) • These organisms create their own food (9) • These animals are hunted by other animals (4) • These organisms cannot produce their own food (9) • Photosynthesis happens in this part of a plant (6) • ...
World History Vocab Unit 1 2023-10-16
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- Direct records of the past, like old letters or diaries.
- A long time with little or no rain.
- The way a group of people live, including their traditions and beliefs.
- Information about the past that comes from books or other people.
- The remains of old plants and animals found in rocks.
- People who dig up and study old things to learn about the past.
- People who study how humans live in different places.
- Things people made a long time ago that we find now.
- Soil that is good for growing many plants.
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- Very large animals that lived long ago.
- Making wild animals or plants useful for humans.
- Natural pathways connecting two pieces of land.
- Growing crops and raising animals for food.
- Tools and machines that make life easier.
- People who move from place to place with no permanent home.
- People who hunted animals and collected food from nature.
- When groups of animals or people move from one place to another.
- Stories about the past that are told by people.
- A special place in the desert with water and plants.
19 Clues: A long time with little or no rain. • Very large animals that lived long ago. • Tools and machines that make life easier. • Soil that is good for growing many plants. • Growing crops and raising animals for food. • Natural pathways connecting two pieces of land. • Stories about the past that are told by people. • Making wild animals or plants useful for humans. • ...
FOOD CHAIN 2020-04-06
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- BACTERIA AND FUNGI
- web A NATURAL INTERCONNECTION OF DIFFERENT FOOD CHAINS
- CONSUMERS CARNIVORES EAT CARNIVORES
- ANIMALS, THEY DON NOT PRODUCE ENERGY
- PRIMARY CONSUMERS
- EAT DEAD PLANTS OR ANIMALS
- TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN
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- PLANTS, THEY PRODUCE ENERGY
- PROCESS WHERE PLANTS PRODUCE FOOS
- EAT PLANTS AND ANIMALS
- SECONDARY CONSUMERS, ANIMALS THAT EAT OTHER ANIMALS
11 Clues: PRIMARY CONSUMERS • BACTERIA AND FUNGI • TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN • EAT PLANTS AND ANIMALS • EAT DEAD PLANTS OR ANIMALS • PLANTS, THEY PRODUCE ENERGY • PROCESS WHERE PLANTS PRODUCE FOOS • CONSUMERS CARNIVORES EAT CARNIVORES • ANIMALS, THEY DON NOT PRODUCE ENERGY • SECONDARY CONSUMERS, ANIMALS THAT EAT OTHER ANIMALS • web A NATURAL INTERCONNECTION OF DIFFERENT FOOD CHAINS
Geocaching Course #1 2016-05-30
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- Rain gardens are completely __.
- larger trees are found in __ forests
- ground first stage of forest succession
- Rain gardens have only __ plants.
- replace low-lying plants
- Rain gardens are a functioning __.
- absorb decomposed materials
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- nature's way of recycling
- __ and fungi are decomposers
- Rain gardens help manage __.
- one of the first plants to colonize bare ground
11 Clues: replace low-lying plants • nature's way of recycling • absorb decomposed materials • __ and fungi are decomposers • Rain gardens help manage __. • Rain gardens are completely __. • Rain gardens have only __ plants. • Rain gardens are a functioning __. • larger trees are found in __ forests • ground first stage of forest succession • ...
Photosynthesis 2024-11-07
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- The process by which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make food (glucose) and oxygen.
- The part of photosynthesis (also known as the Calvin Cycle) that doesn't need light and uses the energy made in the light-dependent phase to make glucose.
- A type of sugar that plants make during photosynthesis; it is used as energy for growth and development.
- A gas in the air that plants use for photosynthesis.
- A part of plant cells where photosynthesis takes place.
- Membrane structures inside chloroplasts where the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis occur.
- An organism that makes its own food (e.g., plants, which use photosynthesis).
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- A gas released as a byproduct of photosynthesis, which is needed by animals for breathing.
- The process in photosynthesis that requires sunlight to make energy.
- The main source of energy of all living things.
- The green pigment in plants that captures light energy for photosynthesis.
- The fluid-filled space inside the chloroplast where the light-independent reactions (Calvin Cycle) take place.
- An organism that gets its food by eating other organisms (e.g., animals).
- A liquid that plants absorb through their roots, used in photosynthesis to make glucose and oxygen.
- A molecule that stores energy, produced during photosynthesis and used by cells for various functions.
15 Clues: The main source of energy of all living things. • A gas in the air that plants use for photosynthesis. • A part of plant cells where photosynthesis takes place. • The process in photosynthesis that requires sunlight to make energy. • An organism that gets its food by eating other organisms (e.g., animals). • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2025-09-16
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- Compressed leaves modified to store food for use in the next growing season.
- A sugary liquid produced by some flowers to attract animals.
- The production of new plants of the same type.
- A tree that keeps its leaves all the year.
- A gas present in the air, given off by plants during the day.
- The tubes that carry water and salts from the stem to the leaves, and food from the leaves to the stem of the plant.
- Transfer of pollen from anther to stigma of a flower, or from male to female cones.
- Using energy from sunlight to combine carbon dioxide and water and produce food.
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- Loss of water through the leaves of growing plants.
- The chemical used by plants to trap the energy in sunlight for making sugars giving plants their green colour.
- The scientific study of plants and plant life.
- The upright part of the plant that holds up the leaves and carries food from the leaves to the roots, and water and minerals from the roots to the leaves.
- The process that occurs when a seed absorbs water and produces a seedling.
- The part of the plant held up to trap sunlight and absorb carbon dioxide to make sugars.
- Trees that shed their leaves after the growing season.
15 Clues: A tree that keeps its leaves all the year. • The scientific study of plants and plant life. • The production of new plants of the same type. • Loss of water through the leaves of growing plants. • Trees that shed their leaves after the growing season. • A sugary liquid produced by some flowers to attract animals. • ...
Chapter 22 Crossword - Mikayla Kentch 2017-12-07
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- Having unisexual flowers or cones, with the male flowers or cones confined to certain plants and the female flowers or cones of the same species confined to different plants
- Ovule tissue within which an embryo sac develops
- Phylum of plants grouped within the gymnosperms
- Phylum that includes Ginkgo plants
- A tubular duct of many conifers and some angiosperms that is lined with resin-secreting cells
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- A mature ovule containing an embryo and bound by a protective seed coat
- Phylum that includes conifers
- grain A structure derived from the microspore of seed plants that develops into a male gametophyte
- Phylum that includes seed plants such as, cycad
- coat The outer boundary layer of a seed; it is developed from the integuments
- A modified leaf that bears a sporangium or sporangia
- The outermost layer of an ovule; usually develops into a seed coat; a gymnosperm ovule usually has a single integument, and an angiosperm ovule usually has two integuments
- A plant whose seeds are not enclosed within an ovary during their development
13 Clues: Phylum that includes conifers • Phylum that includes Ginkgo plants • Phylum that includes seed plants such as, cycad • Phylum of plants grouped within the gymnosperms • Ovule tissue within which an embryo sac develops • A modified leaf that bears a sporangium or sporangia • A mature ovule containing an embryo and bound by a protective seed coat • ...
Environmental Science - 1 2022-02-18
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- Making a guess about what will happen based upon what you know.
- The part of the plant that holds it in the ground.
- One way that seeds are moved is by what eats them.
- Plants and animals survive in their environment because of their ___.
- Consumer eats grass and other plants.
- How seeds are carried by air.
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- The part of a plant that carries seeds and allows the plant to reproduce.
- Consumer eats the animals that got their energy from plants.
- It holds roots in place.
- This part of a plant moves water to all parts of the plant.
- It falls as rain on plants and humans need it to live.
- Energy from it goes into plants. It is essential for life.
- Scientific name for the air that we breathe.
13 Clues: It holds roots in place. • How seeds are carried by air. • Consumer eats grass and other plants. • Scientific name for the air that we breathe. • The part of the plant that holds it in the ground. • One way that seeds are moved is by what eats them. • It falls as rain on plants and humans need it to live. • Energy from it goes into plants. It is essential for life. • ...
Photosynthesis 2025-10-19
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- A rigid outer layer that gives plant cells structure and protection.
- An organism that makes its own food through photosynthesis.
- The large storage organelle in plant cells that holds water.
- A starting material that goes into a chemical reaction.
- The process plants use to make food using light energy.
- The gas that plants release into the air as a product of photosynthesis.
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- A clear liquid needed by plants to carry out photosynthesis.
- The organelle in plant cells where photosynthesis happens.
- The main sugar made during photosynthesis.
- A substance that is made by a chemical reaction.
- Energy from the sun that drives the process of photosynthesis.
- The gas that plants take in from the air during photosynthesis.
- The green pigment in plants that captures light energy from the sun.
13 Clues: The main sugar made during photosynthesis. • A substance that is made by a chemical reaction. • A starting material that goes into a chemical reaction. • The process plants use to make food using light energy. • The organelle in plant cells where photosynthesis happens. • An organism that makes its own food through photosynthesis. • ...
Chapter 24 The Plant Body 2014-01-23
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- A root system typical of monocots composed of numerous thin adventitious roots that are all roughly equal in diameter. (Contrast with taproot system.)
- (1) In plants, the tissue between the epidermis and the vascular tissue of a stem or root. (2) In animals, the outer tissue of certain organs, such as the adrenal gland (adrenal cortex) and the brain (cerebral cortex).
- Either of the two meristems, the vascular cambium and the cork cambium, that give rise to a plant's secondary growth.
- In plants, a specialized cell layer marking the inside of the cortex in roots and some stems. Frequently a barrier to free diffusion of solutes.
- The meristem at the tip of a shoot or root; responsible for a plant's primary growth.
- That part of an apical meristem that gives rise to the ground tissue system of the primary plant body.
- Roots originating from the stem at ground level or below; typical of the fibrous root system of monocots.
- In plants, a lateral meristem that produces secondary growth, mainly in the form of waxy-walled protective cells, including some of the cells that become bark.
- In plants and animals, the outermost cell layers. (Only one cell layer thick in plants.)
- The outer covering of a plant, consisting of epidermis in the young plant and periderm in a plant with extensive secondary growth. (Contrast with ground tissue system and vascular tissue system.)
- Meristem that produces the tissues of the primary plant body.
- A "seed leaf." An embryonic organ that stores and digests reserve materials; may expand when seed germinates.
- The outer tissue of the secondary plant body, consisting primarily of cork.
- A root extending outward from the taproot in a taproot system; typical of eudicots.
- A plant tissue composed of relatively unspecialized cells without secondary walls.
- The stalk of a leaf.
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- A growth pattern in which the growth of an organism or organ ceases when an adult state is reached; characteristic of most animals and some plant organs. (Contrast with indeterminate growth.)
- In plant roots, tissue just within the endodermis, but outside of the root vascular tissue. Meristematic activity of pericycle cells produces lateral root primordia.
- In angiosperms, an elongated, tapering sclerenchyma cell, usually with a thick cell wall, that serves as a support function in xylem. (See also muscle fiber.)
- All tissues external to the vascular cambium of a plant.
- A open-ended growth pattern in which an organism or organ continues to grow as long as it lives; characteristic of some animals and of plant shoots and roots. (Contrast with determinate growth.)
- Chloroplast-containing, photosynthetic cells in the interior of leaves.
- Those parts of the plant body not included in the dermal or vascular tissue systems. Ground tissues function in storage, photosynthesis, and support.
- The thin, flat portion of a leaf.
- A type of plant cell, living at functional maturity, which lends flexible support by virtue of primary cell walls thickened at the corners. (Contrast with parenchyma, sclerenchyma.)
- In plants, a protective outermost tissue layer composed of cells with thick walls waterproofed with suberin.
- In plants, growth that is characterized by the lengthening of roots and shoots and by the proliferation of new roots and shoots through branching. (Contrast with secondary growth.)
- In vascular plants, the vascular tissue that transports sugars and other solutes from sources to sinks.
- In plants, relatively unspecialized tissue found within a cylinder of vascular tissue.
- Primary meristem that produces the vascular tissue.
- In plants, the chief organ of photosynthesis.
- (1) In plants, a waxy layer on the outer body surface that retards water loss. (2) In ecdysozoans, an outer body covering that provides protection and support and is periodically molted.
32 Clues: The stalk of a leaf. • The thin, flat portion of a leaf. • In plants, the chief organ of photosynthesis. • Primary meristem that produces the vascular tissue. • All tissues external to the vascular cambium of a plant. • Meristem that produces the tissues of the primary plant body. • Chloroplast-containing, photosynthetic cells in the interior of leaves. • ...
Plant Parts and Functions Crossword 2024-04-09
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- Plants in a tropical forest get ________________ sunlight.
- All plants need water and ______________ to grow.
- The _______________ is the plant part that holds up the plant.
- ______________ are parts that keep plants in the ground.
- Some plants grow _____________ that we can eat.
- New plants can grow from __________________.
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- The ______________ of a plant take in sunlight and air to make food.
- Plants take in ______________ from the soil.
- ______________ are like vitamins.
- Part of the plant that has petals and makes seeds.
10 Clues: ______________ are like vitamins. • Plants take in ______________ from the soil. • New plants can grow from __________________. • Some plants grow _____________ that we can eat. • All plants need water and ______________ to grow. • Part of the plant that has petals and makes seeds. • ______________ are parts that keep plants in the ground. • ...
SCIENCE: PLANTS AND ANIMALS TOGETHER 2025-01-22
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- Animals help plants by spreading these
- Animals that eat plants
- The part of the plant that absorbs water and nutrients (5 letters)
- The part of the plant that supports it
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- The green part of a plant that makes food
- Plants need it to grow, but not too much of it.
- Plants need this from the sun to grow
- Animals and plants work together to provide this
- Animals that help pollinate flowers
- what plants breathe in
10 Clues: what plants breathe in • Animals that eat plants • Animals that help pollinate flowers • Plants need this from the sun to grow • Animals help plants by spreading these • The part of the plant that supports it • The green part of a plant that makes food • Plants need it to grow, but not too much of it. • Animals and plants work together to provide this • ...
Gardening 2020-06-01
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- building to keep plants warm
- future plant
- necessary for photosynthesis
- seed-bearing part of a plant, often edible
- plants drink with these
- clay plant container
- polite word for dirt
- a place where you can plant flowers and vegetables
- often the most colorful part of the plant
- chemicals to enrich soil
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- bees use this to make honey
- tulips and daffodils have these
- plant just emerging from a seed
- flower that comes back every year
- this holds the plant up and helps water and nutrients move
- tool for digging
- make food for the plant in the process of photosynthesis
- usually sticks to bees and some people are allergic to it
- thirsty plants need this
19 Clues: future plant • tool for digging • clay plant container • polite word for dirt • plants drink with these • thirsty plants need this • chemicals to enrich soil • bees use this to make honey • building to keep plants warm • necessary for photosynthesis • tulips and daffodils have these • plant just emerging from a seed • flower that comes back every year • ...
PS vs CR 2025-02-06
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- radiant energy used by plants in photosynthesis
- Primary pigment in plants
- Organisms that rely on other organism to obtain their glucose
- Speeds up chemical reactions
- Gas produce during cellular respiration
- Converts Glucose into ATP
- Blocks substrate from binding to a enzyme
- Organisms that can make their own Glucose
- When an enzyme is at too high of a temperature and loses its shape
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- Organelle that makes ATP
- Molecule used to make ATP
- Gas produced by plants that is used by other organisms
- Chemical energy used in cells
- Requires oxygen
- Organelle that does photosynthesis
- Like an uncharged battery
- Converts radiant energy into glucose
- Reactant needed by a plant to perform photosynthesis
- Without oxygen
19 Clues: Without oxygen • Requires oxygen • Organelle that makes ATP • Molecule used to make ATP • Primary pigment in plants • Converts Glucose into ATP • Like an uncharged battery • Speeds up chemical reactions • Chemical energy used in cells • Organelle that does photosynthesis • Converts radiant energy into glucose • Gas produce during cellular respiration • ...
Biomes 2022-02-14
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- organism that eats both plants and animals
- a forest with deer rabbits and beavers
- prone to wildfires
- breaks down remains of dead organisms
- living things that eat animals for energy
- all living things need this to survive
- home to the most diverse animals
- an animal that only eats plants
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- the process of plants making food
- zebra lions and giraffes live here
- hunts other animals for energy
- a smaller habitat
- all food chains start with this
- living things that can make their own energy
- cold temps year round and very little soil
- gets energy from eating remains of organisms
- hunted by other animals for food
- covers nearly 20% of earth
- organism eats only animals for energy
19 Clues: a smaller habitat • prone to wildfires • covers nearly 20% of earth • hunts other animals for energy • all food chains start with this • an animal that only eats plants • hunted by other animals for food • home to the most diverse animals • the process of plants making food • zebra lions and giraffes live here • breaks down remains of dead organisms • ...
Photosynthesis 2025-11-24
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- The green chemical that helps the plants to do photosynthesis (c________)
- What energy do plants need to grow? (l______)
- Plants absorb these from the soil too to keep them healthy (m________)
- How the plants get the water into them (r____)
- Name the gas taken in by plants (c________d_________)
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- What are the green cells in leaves where photosynthesis happens? )c________)
- What g word is for the sugar that is made in photosynthesis?
- What do plants get from the soil when it rains? (W_____)
- The plants organ where photosynthesis happens. (l____)
- The gas made in photosynthesis that humans use to breath (o_________)
10 Clues: What energy do plants need to grow? (l______) • How the plants get the water into them (r____) • Name the gas taken in by plants (c________d_________) • The plants organ where photosynthesis happens. (l____) • What do plants get from the soil when it rains? (W_____) • What g word is for the sugar that is made in photosynthesis? • ...
The parable of the sower 2020-07-18
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- Type of ground some seed fell on (5)
- Somewhere the seed fell (4)
- Who went out to sow seed? (6)
- Some plants ________ (8)
- Some seed fell among ______ (6)
- Maturity is stopped by _______ (7)
- The crop was _______ times what was sown (7)
- The _____ takes the word away from some (5)
- Maturity is stopped by _______ (6)
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- Maturity is enabled by those who ______ the word (6)
- Maturity is stopped by _______ (9)
- Some fall away in a time of _______ (7)
- Birds ___ some seed (3)
- Maturity is enabled by ___________ (11)
- Some seed was ________ (8)
- Some plants were ______ (6)
- Type of soil some seed fell on (4)
- In good soil plants _______ a crop (7)
18 Clues: Birds ___ some seed (3) • Some plants ________ (8) • Some seed was ________ (8) • Somewhere the seed fell (4) • Some plants were ______ (6) • Who went out to sow seed? (6) • Some seed fell among ______ (6) • Maturity is stopped by _______ (9) • Type of soil some seed fell on (4) • Maturity is stopped by _______ (7) • Maturity is stopped by _______ (6) • ...
Ecology 2023-01-27
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- only eats plants
- another name for producer
- amount of energy transferred from one trophic level to the next
- eats plants and animals
- only eats animals
- process by which plants get energy
- nonliving parts of an ecosystem
- break down dead material
- human caused selection
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- ecosystems with share similar characteristics
- all the living and nonliving things
- a group of various species that live in the same place and interact with each other
- another name for consumer
- Earth
- all members of the same species that live in the same place at the same time
- an individual living thing
- what 90% of the energy is lost as
- living and once living organisms
18 Clues: Earth • only eats plants • only eats animals • human caused selection • eats plants and animals • break down dead material • another name for producer • another name for consumer • an individual living thing • nonliving parts of an ecosystem • living and once living organisms • what 90% of the energy is lost as • process by which plants get energy • all the living and nonliving things • ...
Asha Bell 2014-02-23
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- study of plants and animals underwater
- set chromosomes in amicroorganism
- the code in human conduct
- organisms that have genes from another organism
- using pipettes to inject liquids under a microscope
- identical copy
- cutting DNA
- offspring of 2 different species
- an alternative fuel choice for deisel engines
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- when something is not pure
- a practice/science of farming
- growing genetically altered plants for medicine
- when genetic material is manipulated
- taking a organisms material and putting into another
- a set of biological techniques developed through research
- the control system
- when plants or animals are breed to have certain traits
- a process determining where genes are located
18 Clues: cutting DNA • identical copy • the control system • the code in human conduct • when something is not pure • a practice/science of farming • offspring of 2 different species • set chromosomes in amicroorganism • when genetic material is manipulated • study of plants and animals underwater • a process determining where genes are located • ...
Ecology 2023-10-04
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- a group of plants and animals in a area
- one benefits other has no harm or good
- a group of species and how many there is
- organisms that cannot produce their own food
- growth after disaster
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- lifeless areas now with growth
- species adapting to their enviroment
- a diverse ecosystem
- both benefit
- organisms that make their own food.
- way of identifying species of plants or animanls
- factors such as other plants and animals
- a region on earth where life exists
- a branch of biology
- a group of living things in a area
- only one benefits
- species and how they interact in a ecosystem
- factors such as sunlight and temperature
18 Clues: both benefit • only one benefits • a diverse ecosystem • a branch of biology • growth after disaster • lifeless areas now with growth • a group of living things in a area • organisms that make their own food. • a region on earth where life exists • species adapting to their enviroment • one benefits other has no harm or good • a group of plants and animals in a area • ...
Biology Vocab Unit 11 2025-06-09
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- "Genetically Modified Organism" or An organism who's genes have been directly modified by humans
- Eats insects
- Active during the day
- Organisms that make their own food, Plants
- What level of the food chain you are at
- Organisms that consume dead things
- Organisms that consumes other things/often plants
- Active during the night
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- Eats everything
- Living things that are too small to be seen without a microscope
- Chain A description of what eats what
- Eats meat
- Eats fish
- Everything about an organism's lifestyle
- Active during the twilight/dawn & dusk
- A very small living thing that can cause infection and/or disease
- Eats plants
- Web A combination of food chains
- First consumer level
- Chains + Food Webs show USUAL situations
20 Clues: Eats meat • Eats fish • Eats plants • Eats insects • Eats everything • First consumer level • Active during the day • Active during the night • Web A combination of food chains • Organisms that consume dead things • Chain A description of what eats what • Active during the twilight/dawn & dusk • What level of the food chain you are at • Everything about an organism's lifestyle • ...
Biology Vocab Unit 11 2025-06-09
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- "Genetically Modified Organism" or An organism who's genes have been directly modified by humans
- Eats insects
- Active during the day
- Organisms that make their own food, Plants
- What level of the food chain you are at
- Organisms that consume dead things
- Organisms that consumes other things/often plants
- Active during the night
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- Eats everything
- Living things that are too small to be seen without a microscope
- Chain A description of what eats what
- Eats meat
- Eats fish
- Everything about an organism's lifestyle
- Active during the twilight/dawn & dusk
- A very small living thing that can cause infection and/or disease
- Eats plants
- Web A combination of food chains
- First consumer level
- Chains + Food Webs show USUAL situations
20 Clues: Eats meat • Eats fish • Eats plants • Eats insects • Eats everything • First consumer level • Active during the day • Active during the night • Web A combination of food chains • Organisms that consume dead things • Chain A description of what eats what • Active during the twilight/dawn & dusk • What level of the food chain you are at • Everything about an organism's lifestyle • ...
Biology Project 2024-02-22
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- A polymer made of many glucose molecules that are found inside plants.
- Sugary monomers that are created by plants during photosynthesis to feed different areas of the plant.
- Proteins that breakdown or speed up chemical reactions that happens inside plants.
- Group of different kinds of molecules that plants use as their main source of energy.
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- Insoluble substances that are used by plants to help create cell membrane.
- Molecules (Which have many different kinds) that plants use to create proteins.
- Long chains of different kinds of amino acids that are created inside of plants.
- Polymers that are created out of sugars inside plants to make plant cell walls.
- Mineral salts that contains a lot of nitrogen that plants need to create amino acids.
- A type of lipid usually found in plant seeds to help seeds germinate as an energy source.
10 Clues: A polymer made of many glucose molecules that are found inside plants. • Insoluble substances that are used by plants to help create cell membrane. • Molecules (Which have many different kinds) that plants use to create proteins. • Polymers that are created out of sugars inside plants to make plant cell walls. • ...
Plants: Specialized and Organized 2014-03-30
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- Tubes in plants that are made of me, contain holes.
- Chloroplasts are a(n) _____ unique to plants.
- Epidermal cells protect the plant, even in the absence of ____________.
- The epidermal cells do not protect against me.
- Stomata cells allow me to move in and out of the leaf.
- __________ minerals and water travel through tubes composed of me.
- I do not like to get too close to other cells.
- Microorganisms could attack plants if I was not present.
- "Putting together with light".
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- The main function of the epidermal cells is ___________.
- I am a key player in gathering light energy for photosynthesis.
- I am predominantly found on the bottom side of the leaf, and can vary in size.
- An important byproduct of photosynthesis is ____________.
- Controlled openings in the plant surface are my job.
- I am the plant version of veins.
- _____________ in plants cells is necessary for survival.
- Chloroplasts are most commonly found in the palisade tissue cells and the ______ tissue cells.
- ________ minerals and water travel through tubes composed of me.
- My cells resemble columns.
19 Clues: My cells resemble columns. • "Putting together with light". • I am the plant version of veins. • Chloroplasts are a(n) _____ unique to plants. • The epidermal cells do not protect against me. • I do not like to get too close to other cells. • Tubes in plants that are made of me, contain holes. • Controlled openings in the plant surface are my job. • ...
Gardening 2022-03-09
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- the whole mass of air surrounding the earth
- the part of the world in which life can exist
- Rock crumbled powder covering the earth's surface.
- upper layer of earth where plants grow, black dark brown material Seedling Young plants, especially plants grown from seed rather than cutting.
- the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth.
- wild plants grown in unwanted places.
- indefinite growth can produce seed annually grasses,trees.
- Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed.
- Units counting during one-24th of the day.
- an earthy material that is plastic when moist but hard.
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- Water vapor in the atmosphere.
- process of seed to plant.
- package containing an embryo.
- It is found in large quantities in protein foods such as milk and dairy products and alternative foods such as beans, lentils, and nuts.
- to convert (a material, such as plant debris) to compost.
- relating to, derived from, or consisting of matter.
- the quality or state of being porous.
- Rocks made of soil, which are medium thick of sand and clay soil.
- complete life cycle in 1 growing season.
19 Clues: process of seed to plant. • package containing an embryo. • Water vapor in the atmosphere. • the quality or state of being porous. • wild plants grown in unwanted places. • complete life cycle in 1 growing season. • Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed. • Units counting during one-24th of the day. • the whole mass of air surrounding the earth • ...
Gardening 2022-03-09
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- Rock crumbled powder covering the earth's surface.
- process of seed to plant.
- the part of the world in which life can exist
- Units counting during one-24th of the day.
- package containing an embryo.
- Water vapor in the atmosphere.
- the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth.
- indefinite growth can produce seed annually grasses,trees.
- upper layer of earth where plants grow, black dark brown material Seedling Young plants, especially plants grown from seed rather than cutting.
- an earthy material that is plastic when moist but hard.
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- the whole mass of air surrounding the earth
- relating to, derived from, or consisting of matter.
- to convert (a material, such as plant debris) to compost.
- Rocks made of soil, which are medium thick of sand and clay soil.
- wild plants grown in unwanted places.
- It is found in large quantities in protein foods such as milk and dairy products and alternative foods such as beans, lentils, and nuts.
- Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed.
- the quality or state of being porous.
- complete life cycle in 1 growing season.
19 Clues: process of seed to plant. • package containing an embryo. • Water vapor in the atmosphere. • wild plants grown in unwanted places. • the quality or state of being porous. • complete life cycle in 1 growing season. • Units counting during one-24th of the day. • Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed. • the whole mass of air surrounding the earth • ...
Gardening 2022-03-09
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- the quality or state of being porous.
- the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth.
- the part of the world in which life can exist
- wild plants grown in unwanted places.
- to convert (a material, such as plant debris) to compost.
- process of seed to plant.
- Rocks made of soil, which are medium thick of sand and clay soil.
- Rock crumbled powder covering the earth's surface.
- package containing an embryo.
- Units counting during one-24th of the day.
- complete life cycle in 1 growing season.
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- indefinite growth can produce seed annually grasses,trees.
- Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed.
- the whole mass of air surrounding the earth
- an earthy material that is plastic when moist but hard.
- It is found in large quantities in protein foods such as milk and dairy products and alternative foods such as beans, lentils, and nuts.
- Water vapor in the atmosphere.
- upper layer of earth where plants grow, black dark brown material Seedling Young plants, especially plants grown from seed rather than cutting.
- relating to, derived from, or consisting of matter.
19 Clues: process of seed to plant. • package containing an embryo. • Water vapor in the atmosphere. • the quality or state of being porous. • wild plants grown in unwanted places. • complete life cycle in 1 growing season. • Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed. • Units counting during one-24th of the day. • the whole mass of air surrounding the earth • ...
Gardening 2022-03-09
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- the quality or state of being porous.
- the whole mass of air surrounding the earth
- to convert (a material, such as plant debris) to compost.
- Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed.
- package containing an embryo.
- Rock crumbled powder covering the earth's surface.
- Water vapor in the atmosphere.
- upper layer of earth where plants grow, black dark brown material Seedling Young plants, especially plants grown from seed rather than cutting.
- relating to, derived from, or consisting of matter.
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- Rocks made of soil, which are medium thick of sand and clay soil.
- It is found in large quantities in protein foods such as milk and dairy products and alternative foods such as beans, lentils, and nuts.
- indefinite growth can produce seed annually grasses,trees.
- an earthy material that is plastic when moist but hard.
- process of seed to plant.
- complete life cycle in 1 growing season.
- the part of the world in which life can exist
- wild plants grown in unwanted places.
- Units counting during one-24th of the day.
- the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth.
19 Clues: process of seed to plant. • package containing an embryo. • Water vapor in the atmosphere. • the quality or state of being porous. • wild plants grown in unwanted places. • complete life cycle in 1 growing season. • Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed. • Units counting during one-24th of the day. • the whole mass of air surrounding the earth • ...
The World Around Us 2024-06-27
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- Old stories passed along by word of mouth.
- Forests provide these for animals.
- Something that is strong and doesn’t break easily.
- The natural surroundings where we find land, water, and plants.
- Less than one-third of Earth's surface.
- Type of myth that explains something in nature.
- Ocean plants make this for us to breathe.
- These help keep the air clean and make oxygen.
- A natural resource that is limited and cannot be replaced.
- We get oxygen from these and they are a natural resource.
- A renewable resource needed to grow food on land.
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- The base or the bottom part of something that holds it up.
- Something that is very, very big.
- Covers more than two-thirds of Earth's surface.
- To keep land watered so more plants can grow.
- To talk in a very general way, not focusing on the small details.
- A natural resource that can be replaced.
- Small, hard pieces that cover the skin of fish and reptiles like lizards and snakes.
- Type of water found in rivers, lakes, and streams.
19 Clues: Something that is very, very big. • Forests provide these for animals. • Less than one-third of Earth's surface. • A natural resource that can be replaced. • Ocean plants make this for us to breathe. • Old stories passed along by word of mouth. • To keep land watered so more plants can grow. • These help keep the air clean and make oxygen. • ...
choice board 2023-02-10
12 Clues: living things • whats hunting • only eats meat • Only eats plants • Non living things • the first consumer • Whats being hunted • The second consumer • the area organisms are in • what plants do with the sun • beginning of every food web • eats both plants and animals
FCMG Christmas 2020-12-01
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- spring southern shrub
- summer flower
- earthy growing material
- what Santa says, garden tool
- Name of I40 garden
- Broken down organic matter
- smelly Christmas forced bulbs
- snow, snap, sugar
- plants need this to survive
- climbing plant
- butternut,summer,zucchini
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- Christmas plant
- conserves soil moisture
- Hot, sweet, bell
- false shamrocks
- Fall red foliage tree
- Ouida loves these
- gather crops
- plants in wrong place
- FCMG advisor
20 Clues: gather crops • FCMG advisor • summer flower • climbing plant • Christmas plant • false shamrocks • Hot, sweet, bell • Ouida loves these • snow, snap, sugar • Name of I40 garden • spring southern shrub • Fall red foliage tree • plants in wrong place • conserves soil moisture • earthy growing material • butternut,summer,zucchini • Broken down organic matter • plants need this to survive • ...
Photysynthesis 2021-01-29
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- what plants give off to the air from photosynthesis
- shortest light wavelength
- sun's energy
- Sugar made from photosynthesis.
- dioxide gas taken by plants for photosynthesis
- number of carbon dioxide and water molecules needed for photosynthesis
- structure in the plant cell that carries on photosynthesis
- color of the chlorophyll
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- process in which plants use sun's energy to make food
- longest light wavelength
- pigment in plant cells that carry on photosynthesis
- what plants need for photosynthesis
12 Clues: sun's energy • longest light wavelength • color of the chlorophyll • shortest light wavelength • Sugar made from photosynthesis. • what plants need for photosynthesis • dioxide gas taken by plants for photosynthesis • what plants give off to the air from photosynthesis • pigment in plant cells that carry on photosynthesis • ...
Plant Parts and Photosynthesis 2022-10-13
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- our waste gas that plants need
- the fuel for photosynthesis
- transport water and nutrients throughout plant
- where photosynthesis occurs
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- what we need to breathe, plants waste gas
- an ingredient that goes into plants to make food
- the plant making process of plants
- anchor the plant and absorb water/minerals
- one large, main root
- roots made of many, small string like roots
- plant part that gives support and contains veins
- produced by photosynthesis, plant food
12 Clues: one large, main root • the fuel for photosynthesis • where photosynthesis occurs • our waste gas that plants need • the plant making process of plants • produced by photosynthesis, plant food • what we need to breathe, plants waste gas • anchor the plant and absorb water/minerals • roots made of many, small string like roots • transport water and nutrients throughout plant • ...
Photosynthesis 2025-12-22
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- Means “putting together”
- A reactant needed for photosynthesis
- The process plants use to make food using sunlight
- Means “light”
- Energy from the Sun used by plants
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- An organism that gets energy by eating other organisms
- The green pigment in plants that absorbs light
- The sugar made during photosynthesis
- A gas plants take in during photosynthesis
- An organism that makes its own food
- Tiny openings on leaves that allow gas exchange
- A gas released during photosynthesis
12 Clues: Means “light” • Means “putting together” • Energy from the Sun used by plants • An organism that makes its own food • The sugar made during photosynthesis • A reactant needed for photosynthesis • A gas released during photosynthesis • A gas plants take in during photosynthesis • The green pigment in plants that absorbs light • Tiny openings on leaves that allow gas exchange • ...
14.1 Plant Reproduction Crossword 2025-01-05
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- Both Male and Female flowers on the same plants
- A type of haploid spore in plants formed through meiosis. It develops into the female gametophyte.
- A bud, stem, or root section from one plant is joined to another by aligning their vascular cambium tissues, with the graft covered to prevent water loss. In cleft grafting, the rootstock is split, and a stem section (scion) from another plant is inserted into it.
- the process by which growth resumes in a seed after a period of being dormant
- Vascular plants dominant generation
- produces seeds that are not enclosed in protective tissue
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- A type of haploid spore in plants formed through meiosis. It develops into the male gametophyte.
- Plants Plants that receive pollen from another plant, ensuring genetic diversity
- Flowers with sepals, petals, stamens, and one or more pistils.
- Flowers that have both pistils and stamens
- A plant is split into two or more pieces, each containing intact shoots and roots.
- When the male gametophyte (pollen grain) transfers to the female reproductive structure (pistil)
- The female Gametophytes
- a structure created by the division and lengthening of embryonic root cells inside a germinating seed
- The haploid stage in the life cycle of a plant. It produces gametes (sperm and egg cells) through mitosis.
15 Clues: The female Gametophytes • Vascular plants dominant generation • Flowers that have both pistils and stamens • Both Male and Female flowers on the same plants • produces seeds that are not enclosed in protective tissue • Flowers with sepals, petals, stamens, and one or more pistils. • the process by which growth resumes in a seed after a period of being dormant • ...
Ecosystems 2020-05-19
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- an organism that feeds on plants or other animals for energy
- an organism that produces its own food and food for consumers
- the process of how plants make their food
- in the arctic polar bears are the top of this
- an organism that breaks down the remains of other living things
- the specific place where an animal finds anything it needs
- a community of interacting organisms and their environment
- this type of ecosystem is underwater
- this type of ecosystem flat, grassy, dry, large, almost treeless.
- rocks, water, air, sunlight.
- this type of ecosystem is covered with trees
- this type of ecosystem has many trees and it rains a lot there
- an ecosystem doesn't thrive if it is
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- this type of ecosystem is large and covered with rolling terrains and grass
- the ability to do work
- all of the living and nonliving things that surround and effect an organism
- an animal that hunts, catches, and eats other animals
- this type of ecosystem is dry and hot
- the role that a plant or animal plays in its habitat
- animals that are caught and eaten by predator
- plants, animals,insects, birds.
- this type of ecosystem is frozen and covered in snow
- an interacting group of various species in a common location
- this type of ecosystem is high up and cold
- the number of organisms of the same species that live in a particular area
- an ecosystem thrives if it is
- an animal that eats other animals to get its energy
- the natural interconnection of food chains
- an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form
- an animal that eats plants and animals to get its energy
- an animal that eats plants to get its energy
- this type of ecosystem gets a lot of snow, rain, there is not many plants, and there are a lot of fires there.
32 Clues: the ability to do work • rocks, water, air, sunlight. • an ecosystem thrives if it is • plants, animals,insects, birds. • this type of ecosystem is underwater • an ecosystem doesn't thrive if it is • this type of ecosystem is dry and hot • the process of how plants make their food • this type of ecosystem is high up and cold • the natural interconnection of food chains • ...
Ecosystems 2020-05-19
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- animals that are caught and eaten by predator
- this type of ecosystem is frozen and covered in snow
- an animal that hunts, catches, and eats other animals
- an animal that eats plants to get its energy
- an interacting group of various species in a common location
- plants, animals,insects, birds.
- the number of organisms of the same species that live in a particular area
- an organism that produces its own food and food for consumers
- rocks, water, air, sunlight.
- a community of interacting organisms and their environment
- the role that a plant or animal plays in its habitat
- this type of ecosystem is high up and cold
- an animal that eats plants and animals to get its energy
- an animal that eats other animals to get its energy
- this type of ecosystem flat, grassy, dry, large, almost treeless.
- an organism that breaks down the remains of other living things
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- an ecosystem thrives if it is
- this type of ecosystem is dry and hot
- the process of how plants make their food
- this type of ecosystem has many trees and it rains a lot there
- all of the living and nonliving things that surround and effect an organism
- an organism that feeds on plants or other animals for energy
- an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form
- this type of ecosystem is underwater
- this type of ecosystem is covered with trees
- the specific place where an animal finds anything it needs
- the ability to do work
- this type of ecosystem gets a lot of snow, rain, there is not many plants, and there are a lot of fires there.
- this type of ecosystem is large and covered with rolling terrains and grass
- an ecosystem doesn't thrive if it is
- in the arctic polar bears are the top of this
- the natural interconnection of food chains
32 Clues: the ability to do work • rocks, water, air, sunlight. • an ecosystem thrives if it is • plants, animals,insects, birds. • this type of ecosystem is underwater • an ecosystem doesn't thrive if it is • this type of ecosystem is dry and hot • the process of how plants make their food • this type of ecosystem is high up and cold • the natural interconnection of food chains • ...
LEAF STRUCTURE AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS 2023-01-19
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- cells located in the middle of a plants leaves that store energy and are loosely arranged to allow gas exchange
- Part of photosynthesis that uses energy absorbed during the light-dependent reactions to synthesize carbohydrates
- specialized ground tissue that makes up the bulk of most leaves; performs most of a plant's photosynthesis
- the compartment within the stroma; contains the grana
- cycle in plants that makes sugar from carbon dioxide, H+ ions, and high-energy electrons carried by NADPH
- use light energy to convert carbon dioxide and water to carbon compounds and oxygen in a process similar to that used by green plants
- cluster of chlorophyll and other molecules in a thylakoid
- any of a group of green pigments found in photosynthetic organisms
- an outer layer of cells designed to provide protection
- electron carrier that provides high-energy electrons for photosynthesis
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- A waxy covering on the surface of stems and leaves that acts as an adaptation to prevent desiccation in terrestrial plants.
- thick fluid contained in the inner membrane of a chloroplast
- the synthesis of organic compounds from carbon dioxide, such as in photosynthesis
- The tightly packed photosynthetic cell found just under the epidermus in many leaves.
- A flattened membrane sac inside the chloroplast, used to convert light energy to chemical energy.
- Raw material from which plants and other producers assemble glucose...this molecule is a product of the calvin cycle.
- a particle of electromagnetic radiation having zero mass and carrying a quantum of energy
- the small openings on the undersides of most leaves through which oxygen and carbon dioxide can move
- process by which plants use the sun's energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into sugars
- A stacked portion of the thylakoid membrane in the chloroplast. Grana function in the light reactions of photosynthesis
20 Clues: the compartment within the stroma; contains the grana • an outer layer of cells designed to provide protection • cluster of chlorophyll and other molecules in a thylakoid • thick fluid contained in the inner membrane of a chloroplast • any of a group of green pigments found in photosynthetic organisms • ...
Chapter 7 Science crossword. 2021-02-26
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- Flowering plants.
- Produce seeds with 2 seed leafs.
- Angiosperms with only 1 seed leaf.
- A green pigment found in the chloroplast of some plants, algae, and bacteria
- The stage in which the plant produces spores
- Plants that have real vascular tissue.
- A layer of cells that divide to create new phloem and xylem.
- When the embryo begins to grow again and push out the seed.
- The vascular tissue in which water and minerals travel.
- a structure that contains a young plant inside a protective covering.
- The transfer of pollen from male to female reproductive structures.
- The process by which water evaporates from the plants leaves.
- When a plant uses water carbon dioxide and gas to create food and oxygen.
- An adaption of a waxy waterproof layer that helps plants reduce water loss.
- Tiny structures that contain the cells that will later become sperm cells.
- A system of tube like structures inside a plant through which water, minerals , and food move.
- The leaf like structure that encloses a flower bud.
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- The young plant that develops from the fertilized egg.
- When the sepals fold back they reveal the flowers colorful leaf like.
- A large storage sac that can expand or shrink.
- The structures in which food are made.
- A flowers male reproductive parts.
- A seed leaf that provides food for the embryo.
- The vascular tissue in which food moves.
- A seed plant that produces naked seeds.
- A hollow structure that protects the seeds as they develop.
- Surface layers of the leaf that have small openings or pores.
- The reproductive structure of an agngiosperm.
- Plants the lack vascular tissue for transporting materials.
- Thin root like structures that absorb water and nutrients.
- The stage in which the plant produces sperm and egg cells.
- A ferns leaves.
- cap Protects the root from injury while spreading through the soil.
- A flowers female reproductive parts.
34 Clues: A ferns leaves. • Flowering plants. • Produce seeds with 2 seed leafs. • Angiosperms with only 1 seed leaf. • A flowers male reproductive parts. • A flowers female reproductive parts. • The structures in which food are made. • Plants that have real vascular tissue. • A seed plant that produces naked seeds. • The vascular tissue in which food moves. • ...
Biology of Plants: Hormones 2018-03-23
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- ___________ Acid Function: inhibits cell growth, closing stomata. Produced in: Mature leaves, fruits; NOT involved in abscission of leaves.
- Induces seed germination GA increases internode length, encourages flowering (regulate growth and development). Produced in Seeds, tips of roots and shoots.
- are chemicals that regulate cell processes.
- is the coordination of growth and differentiation, regulated by genes and the environment.
- The _______________ determines which genes are active.
- Lateral buds can be reactivated by ________________.
- Auxins,Gibberellins, Cytokinins ________ plant growth.
- Internal factors include position, hormones, ___________.
- Agent _________ was a synthetic auxin used as defoliant in Vietnam War.
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- Abscisic Acid, Ethylene ______ plant growth.
- Auxin/Cytokinin __________ often determines plant growth.
- Promotes cell division and enlargement, and is produced in roots
- Specialization of cells into different tissues and organs.
- Irreversible increase in mass due to division and enlargement of cells.
- Function: a ripening agent, leaf and flower abcission. Produced in: Leaves, stems, young fruits.
- Differentiate ground tissue (parenchyma), vascular tissue (xylem/phloem), dermal tissue (root hairs).
- ______________ are the units of heredity.
- Function is to promote cell elongation (cell growth) and is produced in Apical Meristems, Buds, Young Leaves
- ________________ dominance, Suppression of lateral (axillary) buds is controlled by auxin inhibitors.
19 Clues: ______________ are the units of heredity. • are chemicals that regulate cell processes. • Abscisic Acid, Ethylene ______ plant growth. • Lateral buds can be reactivated by ________________. • The _______________ determines which genes are active. • Auxins,Gibberellins, Cytokinins ________ plant growth. • Auxin/Cytokinin __________ often determines plant growth. • ...
Reproduction In Flowering Plants 2021-02-25
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- the way strawberry reproduced
- part that form the embryo plan
- part that turn into food cover
- Contains ovules
- The ovule producing part of a flower
- base of plumule
- What connects stigma to the ovary
- part that contains food by an embryo plant
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- main need in the germination process
- base of radicle
- Where fertilisation occurs
- ovary develops into
- Pollen grains contains
- ovule develops into
- where pollen grains lands
- The female part of the flower is
- transfer of pollen grains
- The male part of the flower is
- movement of water through the partially permeable membrane
19 Clues: base of radicle • Contains ovules • base of plumule • ovary develops into • ovule develops into • Pollen grains contains • where pollen grains lands • transfer of pollen grains • Where fertilisation occurs • the way strawberry reproduced • part that form the embryo plan • part that turn into food cover • The male part of the flower is • The female part of the flower is • ...
Non Vascular/Seedless plants 2022-04-07
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- Group of bryophytes in which a primitive conductive system appears
- species
- Tangle of single celled called filaments that forms from the haploid spore
- Female spore
- Produce two types of spores
- Describes an organ that grows in an unusual place, such as roots growing from the side of a stem
- Other name for land plant; embryo is protected and nourished by the sporophyte
- Mosses Earliest group of seedless vascular plants
- Case of the sporangium in mosses
- No longer existing species
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- plant Plant that lacks vascular tissue, which is formed of specialized cells
- Male spore
- Group that includes green algae and land plants
- Seedless vascular plant that produces large fronds; the most advanced group of seedless vascular plants
- Vascular plant
- that surrounds the opening of the capsule and allows periodic release of spores
- Seedless vascular plant characterized by joints
- Diploid stage is the dominant stage
- (Plural, gemmae) Leaf fragment that spreads for asexual reproduction
19 Clues: species • Male spore • Female spore • Vascular plant • No longer existing species • Produce two types of spores • Case of the sporangium in mosses • Diploid stage is the dominant stage • Group that includes green algae and land plants • Seedless vascular plant characterized by joints • Mosses Earliest group of seedless vascular plants • ...
Sources of food 2016-04-25
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- known as complete food
- fleas, leeches, and bugs are known as
- chain the chain of events is known as?
- the chemical substance in the body
- have long sharp teeth
- product product obtained by milk
- eat the decomposers
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- also known as omnivores
- all food chain starts from this
- green plants are called
- plants that eat plants
11 Clues: eat the decomposers • have long sharp teeth • known as complete food • plants that eat plants • also known as omnivores • green plants are called • all food chain starts from this • product product obtained by milk • the chemical substance in the body • fleas, leeches, and bugs are known as • chain the chain of events is known as?
5th Grade Structures/Processes and Ecosystems #1 2021-05-27
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- The MAIN way that plants gain mass is by THIS.
- An organism that needs to eat other organisms to gain energy.
- Many food chains interacting with each other.
- An organism that break down dead plants and animals into nutrients.
- A community of organisms that live and interact with each other in a specific environment.
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- The movement of energy from one animal to another when it is eaten.
- An animal that eats only meat.
- An organism that can make its own food.
- An animal that eats only plants.
- Air, water, and decomposed materials can be turned into THIS by plants, which can then be eaten as food.
- An animal that is eaten by other animals.
- An animal that eats other animals.
- An animals that eats both plants and other animals.
13 Clues: An animal that eats only meat. • An animal that eats only plants. • An animal that eats other animals. • An organism that can make its own food. • An animal that is eaten by other animals. • Many food chains interacting with each other. • The MAIN way that plants gain mass is by THIS. • An animals that eats both plants and other animals. • ...
science camp 2014-05-02
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- footprints
- an organism that only eats plants
- a housing area for insect larvae
- a limiting factor of the riparian
- a plant with warm colored flowers and sticky leaves
- a dry and hot ecosystem
- a system of roots that oak trees use
- an organism that eats both meat and plants
- annoying bugs
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- is abundant in the riparian
- the hard beds we slept on
- an organism that feeds on the remains of other animals
- an organism that only eats meat
- animal waste
- the green chemical in plants that makes them green
- organisms that are most active at night
- an organism that only eats insects
- a mutual relationship between algae and fungus
18 Clues: footprints • animal waste • annoying bugs • a dry and hot ecosystem • the hard beds we slept on • is abundant in the riparian • an organism that only eats meat • a housing area for insect larvae • an organism that only eats plants • a limiting factor of the riparian • an organism that only eats insects • a system of roots that oak trees use • organisms that are most active at night • ...
vocabulary 2016-09-15
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- plants and trees
- cold evergreen forest
- the world around us
- the way people live
- land in a very hot climate with very little rainfall and few plants
- dry area with few plants and trees
- story passed down that may or may or may not be true
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- high, flat land
- normal weather in a place
- treeless plain with soil that is always frozen
- culture farming
- land under governments control
- the state of being poor
- actions for a special event wedding, funeral, prayer, etc
- free time
- village stacked adobe houses
- a group of families with the same back ground and culture
- sun baked bricks made of clay and straw
18 Clues: free time • high, flat land • culture farming • plants and trees • the world around us • the way people live • cold evergreen forest • the state of being poor • normal weather in a place • village stacked adobe houses • land under governments control • dry area with few plants and trees • sun baked bricks made of clay and straw • treeless plain with soil that is always frozen • ...
jurasic park 2023-12-08
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- A small scavenger that escaped the island
- Paleontologist that likes raptors
- dinosaurs with 3 toes
- an animal that eats meat
- A rich man that bought isla nublar
- the herbivorous long necked dinosaurs
- A small carnivore with a big claw
- A raptor that mainly eats eggs
- the first dinosaur that was hatched on the island
- an animal that eats plants
- The author of the book
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- A mathematician that went to the island
- duck herbivorous billed dinosaurs
- an animal that eats both plants and meat
- the remains of dinosaurs
- A large carnivore whose name means tyrant
- very large and a long neck
- A paleontologist that specializes in plants
18 Clues: dinosaurs with 3 toes • The author of the book • an animal that eats meat • the remains of dinosaurs • very large and a long neck • an animal that eats plants • A raptor that mainly eats eggs • duck herbivorous billed dinosaurs • Paleontologist that likes raptors • A small carnivore with a big claw • A rich man that bought isla nublar • the herbivorous long necked dinosaurs • ...
Phantastic Photosynthesis 2021-01-28
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- a molecule made during the light reactions that stores energy
- the number of membranes on a chloroplast
- the color chlorophyll reflects
- where the light reactions take place in a plant
- during the light reactions, plants produce this gas as a waste product
- this chemical is split by sunlight
- where the Calvin Cycle takes place
- this molecule is formed when ATP releases energy by losing a phosphate
- during the _________, sunlight is absorbed by plants and then energy storage molecules are created
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- the molecule that carries electrons which are created during the light reactions
- a process in which plants make glucose using light energy, carbon dioxide and water
- the majority of a plant's mass comes from this gas
- the specialized structures in leaves which allow gases to enter and exit
- the main product of photosynthesis
- ATP and NADPH are created during the _________ chain
- where energy in molecules is stored
- the enzyme in a plant which takes atmospheric carbon dioxide and bonds it to RuBP
- stacks of thylakoids
- the pigment in plants that absorbs most of the the wavelengths of sun's light
19 Clues: stacks of thylakoids • the color chlorophyll reflects • the main product of photosynthesis • this chemical is split by sunlight • where the Calvin Cycle takes place • where energy in molecules is stored • the number of membranes on a chloroplast • where the light reactions take place in a plant • the majority of a plant's mass comes from this gas • ...
Science II chp 6 and 7 crossword 2021-07-09
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- which pattern of energy exchange in an ecosystem is called
- which species of plant in which the seeds are naked
- what between the producers,consumers and decomposers in the definite sequence is known as the food chain
- this is released in the atmosphere through aboitic processes like burning of fuel
- what is the conversion of ammonia into a nitrate and the nitrate is then called as
- who proposed the five kingdom classification
- evergreen and woody plants
- these is known as the producers
- which type of seeds have two cotyledons
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- who proposed the concept of ecological pyramid Omnivores 3rd trophic level
- these plants mainly grow in water
- leaves that show reticulate venation
- what is the most important source of energy in all types of ecosystems
- what is a gaseous cycle
- bryophytes have root like structure called
- find the odd one from corn,rice,wheat,groundnut
- example of pteridophyta
- it is a abphibian and a secondary consumer
- example of monocotyledonous plants
- the flowers are the reproductive organs in this type of plants
20 Clues: what is a gaseous cycle • example of pteridophyta • evergreen and woody plants • these is known as the producers • these plants mainly grow in water • example of monocotyledonous plants • leaves that show reticulate venation • which type of seeds have two cotyledons • bryophytes have root like structure called • it is a abphibian and a secondary consumer • ...
Gardening 2022-03-09
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- process of seed to plant
- the quality of state of being porosity
- It is found in large quantities in protein foods such as milk and dairy products and alternative foods such as beans, lentils, and nuts.
- Rock crumbled powder covering the earth's surface
- the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth
- indefinite growth can produce seed annually grasses,trees.
- relating to, derived from, or consisting of matter
- Units counting during one-24th of the day.
- package containing an embryo
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- wild plants grown in unwanted places.
- to convert to compost
- Water vapor in the atmosphere
- Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed
- the part of the world in which life can exist
- an earthy material that is plastic when moist but hard
- upper layer of earth where plants grow, black dark brown material Seedling Young plants, especially plants grown from seed rather than cutting.
- Rocks made of soil, which are medium thick of sand and clay soil.
- complete life cycle in 1 growing season
- the whole mass of air surrounding the earth
19 Clues: to convert to compost • process of seed to plant • package containing an embryo • Water vapor in the atmosphere • wild plants grown in unwanted places. • the quality of state of being porosity • complete life cycle in 1 growing season • Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed • Units counting during one-24th of the day. • the whole mass of air surrounding the earth • ...
Gardening 2022-03-09
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- the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth.
- process of seed to plant.
- It is found in large quantities in protein foods such as milk and dairy products and alternative foods such as beans, lentils, and nuts.
- Rock crumbled powder covering the earth's surface.
- the whole mass of air surrounding the earth
- an earthy material that is plastic when moist but hard.
- the part of the world in which life can exist
- indefinite growth can produce seed annually grasses,trees.
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- to convert (a material, such as plant debris) to compost.
- Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed.
- Water vapor in the atmosphere.
- the quality or state of being porous.
- complete life cycle in 1 growing season.
- upper layer of earth where plants grow, black dark brown material Seedling Young plants, especially plants grown from seed rather than cutting.
- package containing an embryo.
- wild plants grown in unwanted places.
- relating to, derived from, or consisting of matter.
- Units counting during one-24th of the day.
- Rocks made of soil, which are medium thick of sand and clay soil.
19 Clues: process of seed to plant. • package containing an embryo. • Water vapor in the atmosphere. • the quality or state of being porous. • wild plants grown in unwanted places. • complete life cycle in 1 growing season. • Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed. • Units counting during one-24th of the day. • the whole mass of air surrounding the earth • ...
Gardening 2022-03-09
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- the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth.
- process of seed to plant.
- It is found in large quantities in protein foods such as milk and dairy products and alternative foods such as beans, lentils, and nuts.
- Rock crumbled powder covering the earth's surface.
- the whole mass of air surrounding the earth
- an earthy material that is plastic when moist but hard.
- the part of the world in which life can exist
- indefinite growth can produce seed annually grasses,trees.
Down
- to convert (a material, such as plant debris) to compost.
- Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed.
- Water vapor in the atmosphere.
- the quality or state of being porous.
- complete life cycle in 1 growing season.
- upper layer of earth where plants grow, black dark brown material Seedling Young plants, especially plants grown from seed rather than cutting.
- package containing an embryo.
- wild plants grown in unwanted places.
- relating to, derived from, or consisting of matter.
- Units counting during one-24th of the day.
- Rocks made of soil, which are medium thick of sand and clay soil.
19 Clues: process of seed to plant. • package containing an embryo. • Water vapor in the atmosphere. • the quality or state of being porous. • wild plants grown in unwanted places. • complete life cycle in 1 growing season. • Require 2 growing seasons to produce seed. • Units counting during one-24th of the day. • the whole mass of air surrounding the earth • ...
Horticulture 3.00 Review 2022-12-12
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- Cornus florida is the name of a flowering ______.
- The common name for the genus Acer.
- The primary function of seeds is ___ reproduction.
- A large deciduous shrub with yellow flowers in the spring.
- The genus for Holly.
- Easiest type of root to transplant.
- A function of this plant part is to anchor the plant in the ground.
- Because trees are plants that grow many years, they are considered what type of life cycle?
- Scientific names are written in what language?
- The common name of Rhododendron kiusianum.
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- Bud on the side of the stem.
- The time in which plants grow very little or rest.
- When a plant loses its leaves in the fall that plant is considered ____.
- What does cv. stand for?
- The words annual, biennial, and perennial describe the plant's ____.
- Annual plants complete their life cycle in ___ year(s).
- A Christmas time sold plant that is usually has red bracts.
- Plants that complete their life cycle in two years.
- The part of a flower that develops the fruit.
19 Clues: The genus for Holly. • What does cv. stand for? • Bud on the side of the stem. • The common name for the genus Acer. • Easiest type of root to transplant. • The common name of Rhododendron kiusianum. • The part of a flower that develops the fruit. • Scientific names are written in what language? • Cornus florida is the name of a flowering ______. • ...
1.2 Food Chains/Food Webs 2022-09-27
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- An organism that feeds on organisms that are still living
- eat producers
- An organism's particular role in an ecosystem, or how it makes its living.
- a carnivore that feeds on the bodies of dead organisms
- an organism that eats other organisms
- A community of organisms where there are several interrelated food chains
- Green pigment in plants that absorbs light energy used to carry out photosynthesis
- an animal or plant that nourishes and supports a parasite
- An animal that hunts other animals for food
- an organism that is killed and eaten by another organism
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- Is the feeding level in a food chain or web
- An animal that eats both plants and animals
- eat primary consumers
- An organism that breaks down wastes and dead organisms
- An animal that eats only animals.
- Plants use the sun's energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into sugars
- A animal that eats only plants.
- An organism that can make its own food
- A series of steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating and being eaten
19 Clues: eat producers • eat primary consumers • A animal that eats only plants. • An animal that eats only animals. • an organism that eats other organisms • An organism that can make its own food • Is the feeding level in a food chain or web • An animal that eats both plants and animals • An animal that hunts other animals for food • ...
Food Webs and Ecosystems 2025-02-20
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- - All the living and nonliving things in an area that interact with each other
- - organism that gets energy from eating plants or animals
- - any living thing
- - An animal that hunts other animals
- - a consumer that eats only animals
- - a part of the ecosystem that is not living
- - a consumer that eats only plants
- - The introduction of a substance that can harm the environment
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- - the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism
- - organism that breaks down the remains of dead plants or animals
- - organism that eats both plants and animals
- - The process of breaking down organic matter
- - The living or once-living parts of an ecosystem
- - a group of organisms of the same species populating a given area
- - A long period with little to no rainfall
- - An animal that is hunted by other animals
- - organism that uses sunlight to make its own food for energy
- - The nonliving parts of an ecosystem.
- a group of organisms that are closely related and can mate to produce fertile offspring
19 Clues: - any living thing • - a consumer that eats only plants • - a consumer that eats only animals • - An animal that hunts other animals • - The nonliving parts of an ecosystem. • - A long period with little to no rainfall • - An animal that is hunted by other animals • - organism that eats both plants and animals • - a part of the ecosystem that is not living • ...
Plant Crossword 2025-05-22
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- the central ________ functions in holding water in a plant cell
- a plant hormone that causes cells to enlarge
- when a plant responds to gravity
- this is what absorbs the green pigment in plants
- plants release this gas as a product of photosynthesis
- this organelle is where plants break down glucose to ATP
- when a plant responds to touch
- this layer of the leaf is where gas exchange happens
- vascular tissue that transports glucose
- a plant hormone that causes fruit to ripen
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- when a plant responds to light
- this organelle is where photosynthesis takes place
- vascular tissue that transports water
- this opening allows oxygen to leave the leaf and carbon dioxide to leave the leaf
- a plant hormone that causes cells to divide
- plants need this as an energy source to undergo photosynthesis
- when a plant responds to a stimulus it is called a ______
- this waxy tissue protects a plant from losing water
- this layer of the leaf is where most of the chloroplasts are found
19 Clues: when a plant responds to light • when a plant responds to touch • when a plant responds to gravity • vascular tissue that transports water • vascular tissue that transports glucose • a plant hormone that causes fruit to ripen • a plant hormone that causes cells to divide • a plant hormone that causes cells to enlarge • this is what absorbs the green pigment in plants • ...
27 2024-08-19
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- Symmetrical design
- Private garden space
- Small stones
- Garden lighting
- Entry to garden
- Arranging plants
- Garden crossing
- Garden feature
- Green leaves
- Elevated beds
- Soil area
- Seating in garden
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- Water feature
- Garden edges
- Narrow garden path
- Garden bloom
- Garden style
- Shade provider
- Edible garden
- Small garden space
- Warm climate garden
- Climbing plants
- Land shape
- Stone walkway
- Garden boundary
25 Clues: Soil area • Land shape • Garden edges • Garden bloom • Garden style • Small stones • Green leaves • Water feature • Edible garden • Stone walkway • Elevated beds • Shade provider • Garden feature • Garden lighting • Climbing plants • Entry to garden • Garden crossing • Garden boundary • Arranging plants • Seating in garden • Symmetrical design • Narrow garden path • Small garden space • Warm climate garden • ...
The Beijing Natural History Museum 2014-12-01
The Beijing Natural History Museum 2014-12-01
A New Way to Grow 2013-01-22
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- Container to hold and grow plants in
- Another word for dirt
- Animal needed for aquaponics (plural)
- Main source of energy for plants
- Known as producers (plural)
- H2O
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- Plants release this during photosynthesis
- Natural solid material that forms from minerals example lava, granite quartz (plural)
- The sun is an example of this
- Equipment that recycles and loops water back to the plant to the tank
- Cleans the water
- Equipment where fish is stored
12 Clues: H2O • Cleans the water • Another word for dirt • Known as producers (plural) • The sun is an example of this • Equipment where fish is stored • Main source of energy for plants • Container to hold and grow plants in • Animal needed for aquaponics (plural) • Plants release this during photosynthesis • Equipment that recycles and loops water back to the plant to the tank • ...
Surgeon's Steakbox 2018-09-21
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- Sugar particles
- Combining glucose molecules forms this substance (Found in Potatoes)
- Sugars formed in 1 or 2 unit chains
- Combinations of more than 2 monosaccharides
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- Nutrient that is a person's main source of energy
- Used in place of sugars
- Formed when 2 monosaccharides combine
- Simple carbohydrates
- Green pigment in plants
- Plants that can be eaten but human enzymes can't digest
- Sugars extracted from plants to sweeten foods
- Plants transform sunlight into energy
12 Clues: Sugar particles • Simple carbohydrates • Used in place of sugars • Green pigment in plants • Sugars formed in 1 or 2 unit chains • Formed when 2 monosaccharides combine • Plants transform sunlight into energy • Combinations of more than 2 monosaccharides • Sugars extracted from plants to sweeten foods • Nutrient that is a person's main source of energy • ...
Energy crossword 2023-12-06
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- storable energy source for cells
- the powerhouse of the cell
- needs to gain energy from consuming
- able to eat plants
- able to eat animals
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- can produce it's own energy
- able to eat plants & animals
- an organelle made for photosynthesis
- how green plants synthesize sunlight into energy
- chain a diagram of how energy transfers directly from organisms
- the process of cells producing energy
- a green pigment that absorbs sunglight, present in all plants
- web a larger diagram containing smaller food chains
13 Clues: able to eat plants • able to eat animals • the powerhouse of the cell • can produce it's own energy • able to eat plants & animals • storable energy source for cells • needs to gain energy from consuming • an organelle made for photosynthesis • the process of cells producing energy • how green plants synthesize sunlight into energy • ...
Living Things Need Energy 2025-08-15
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- makes its own food
- shows how chains are loinked together
- How plants use sunlight to make food
- when two things go head to head for something
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- everything that surrounds a living thing
- eats mostly meat
- breaks down dead plants and animals
- eats both plants and meat
- the path of energy in the form of foood
- eats other living things
- something to small to be seen by the naked eye
- eats mostly plants
12 Clues: eats mostly meat • makes its own food • eats mostly plants • eats other living things • eats both plants and meat • breaks down dead plants and animals • How plants use sunlight to make food • shows how chains are loinked together • the path of energy in the form of foood • everything that surrounds a living thing • when two things go head to head for something • ...
Climate And Vegetation 2022-10-05
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- the temperature and moisture patterns in an area over a long period of time
- travelling to a place to see its natural features without destroying the natural environment
- plants release this gas into the air that is beneficial to humans
- dead plant and animal matter that mixes with the soil to make it more fertile
- the close to this a place is the more likely it is to have more vegetation
- areas of the world that are dominated by grass like the prairies in Canada
- when soil becomes dry and loses moisture due to high temperatures and little moisture
- types of forests where the trees drop their leaves for part of the year
- animals that naturally live in specific region
- areas of the world that receive less than 250 mm of precipitation per year
- areas of the world that are dominated by trees
- the higher this is the more difficult it is for plants to grow
- when animals do to much of this too much sunlight gets through to the soil making it difficult for the soil to retain moisture
- when all of the animals in a particular species die out because of habitat loss
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- snow and rain are examples of this
- the day to day weather and temperature conditions in an area
- forests where the trees stay green all year and many of the types of trees have pine cones
- plants use this gas that is expelled by humans
- the variety of plant and animal life around
- this part of plants helps to hold the soil in place
- cutting down trees to clear space for living and farming
- this part of plants captures sunlight and moisture helping the to grow
- different regions of the world that provide food and shelter for animals
- trees grass and other plants that grwo in different areas of the world
24 Clues: snow and rain are examples of this • the variety of plant and animal life around • plants use this gas that is expelled by humans • animals that naturally live in specific region • areas of the world that are dominated by trees • this part of plants helps to hold the soil in place • cutting down trees to clear space for living and farming • ...
Garden Puzzle 2021-04-19
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- There are many different types of these common garden features
- A small decoration some gardens have
- A lot of gardens have this around the edges due to it being outside
- A good way to keep your plants standing straight up
- These smell good, come in different colors, and grow everywhere
- Use this to carry around a lot of stuff (it's on a wheel)
- You can store tools and other supplies in this small wooden room
- You put your seeds in this
- You can mount this on a wall or fence to hold plants in place
- You can hang this in trees for birds
- A simple tool used for cutting things like vines
- You don't want these growing in your garden, but chances are you'll get them
- Use this to hold plants
- Use these to trimp things like hedges
- Use this tool to prepare the land for plants
- Use this to dig dirt or dig out plants
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- Use this if your grass gets too long
- Use these in the garden so your hands don't get dirty
- You put your hose into this
- Use this to get rid of leaves
- You use this if you want to do something like get to a high point of a tree
- Use these to add a certain amount of watter to a plant
- You will find these long insects in the dirt
- Use this to water something that's far away from your water source
- Use this to hold flowers
- A common food group for growing in gardens, such as strawberries
- This is a very useful shovel-like gardening tool
- Wear these in the garden if you don't want your sneakers to get muddy or dirty
- A common food group for growing in gardens, such as carrots
- Water these to grow a plant
30 Clues: Use this to hold plants • Use this to hold flowers • You put your seeds in this • You put your hose into this • Water these to grow a plant • Use this to get rid of leaves • Use this if your grass gets too long • A small decoration some gardens have • You can hang this in trees for birds • Use these to trimp things like hedges • Use this to dig dirt or dig out plants • ...
Obtaining and Using Materials and Energy Unit Review 2021-12-15
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- The main photosynthetic pigment in plants; green
- The most important product of cellular respiration; the form of chemical energy used by living organisms
- A reactant necessary for photosynthesis other than carbon dioxide
- Bacteria and fungi are examples
- Not requiring oxygen
- A type of polysaccharide that plants use to store energy
- Requiring oxygen; cellular respiration is this type of process
- The trophic level that eats primary consumers
- A deer is an example because it only eats grasses and leaves
- The most important produce of photosynthesis
- A molecules that absorbs light energy
- Organisms that consume detritus
- The process of breaking down glucose when oxygen is NOT present
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- The organelle in which cellular respiration occurs
- The trophic level that can make its own food through photosynthesis or chemosynthesis
- The amount of energy that moves from one trophic level to another
- A waste product of photosynthesis and a reactant in cellular respiration
- The process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy in the form of glucose
- Another name for producer; makes its own food
- Arrows in a food chain or food web represent the movement of this through an ecosystem
- A molecule that speeds up the rate of a chemical reaction; necessary for photosynthesis and cellular respiration
- The organelle in which photosynthesis occurs
- Tissue in a plant through which water moves
- Holes in the underside of leaves that allow gases to go in or out of the leaf
- A reactant of photosynthesis and a waste product in cellular respiration
- A type of of polysaccharide that makes up the cell wall of plants; provides structure to plants
- Another name for a heterotroph
- The type of energy used by plants to convert carbon dioxide into glucose
- The type of energy produced as waste in cellular respiration
29 Clues: Not requiring oxygen • Another name for a heterotroph • Bacteria and fungi are examples • Organisms that consume detritus • A molecules that absorbs light energy • Tissue in a plant through which water moves • The organelle in which photosynthesis occurs • The most important produce of photosynthesis • Another name for producer; makes its own food • ...
Chapter 5.1 Food Security Key Words 2025-01-31
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- the cultivation of single crop in one area
- to store large amounts of good or materials, in this instance food stores
- a system of farming that uses a small amount of labour and capital investment to the area of land being farmed
- a fuel derived from biomass (plant or algal material, or animal waste)
- the growth of plants without soil
- chemicals used to control unwanted fungi in commercial food crops
- a chemical or natural product that can be added to soils to increase nutrients available for plants
- to limit the amount of food each person or family is allowed to purchase
- the supply of water to land or crops to help plants grow
- food derived from organisms in which DNA has been changed known as GM crops.
- security when all people, at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life
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- aid help given to a country or region suffering from food insecurity
- when a farmer grows food for their family and not to sell at the market
- lack of adequate nutrition, caused by not having a balanced diet, or enough to eat.
- suffering or death caused by lack of food
- describing things of the same kind, e.g. the crops produced by a farmer may be all of the same kind.
- when humans grow plants and animals for specific characteristics, e.g. high yield or drought tolerance
- a soil free farming system that uses the waster produced by aquatic organisms (fish) to supply nutrients to plants being grown hydroponically
- the extreme scarcity of food
- a system of farming that uses large amounts of investment and labour and capital investment relative to the area of land being farmed
- an increase in salt content, usually of agricultural soils, irrigation water, or drinking water.
- chemicals used to control unwanted plants in commercial food crops
- nutrient deficient soils due to crops being continuously grown on them.
23 Clues: the extreme scarcity of food • the growth of plants without soil • suffering or death caused by lack of food • the cultivation of single crop in one area • the supply of water to land or crops to help plants grow • chemicals used to control unwanted fungi in commercial food crops • chemicals used to control unwanted plants in commercial food crops • ...
Gardening Terms 2024-11-05
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- The average date when the temperature drops to 32°F or lower.
- When a plant becomes established in a new environment and can reproduce and spread on its own.
- The transfer of pollen from a flower’s stamen to the pistil, which results in the forming of a seed.
- A plant that has just emerged from its seed.
- A geographic temperature zone that indicates where certain plants can thrive.
- Producing new plants by natural processes using the parent plants.
- Having little or no woody parts and lasting usually for a single growing season.
- A plant that keeps its leaves throughout the growing season.
- Dormant plants that have been removed from the ground, with their soil also removed, and preserved until later planting.
- A plant that has a one-year life cycle.
- A plant that loses its leaves each fall or winter.
- A flowering plant’s unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another such plant.
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- A plant that lives for multiple growing seasons.
- The beginning of a seed’s growth.
- Seeds that develop and grow naturally through wind, insect activity, or soil movement.
- A plant that is difficult to control.
- The period—usually winter—when a plant rests.
- A plant that has a two-year life cycle.
- A plant that can withstand exposure to frost without protection.
- Growing spontaneously without direct human control or supervision.
- An open-pollinated plant variety that has remained unchanged for 50 years or more.
- Plants grown for the way they look, not for consumption or for economic use.
- A woody plant that is smaller than a tree and has several main stems arising at or near the ground.
- A low-growing (usually 18 inches or less), spreading plant.
- Plants that have underground, fleshy storage structures in which they store their complete life cycle.
25 Clues: The beginning of a seed’s growth. • A plant that is difficult to control. • A plant that has a two-year life cycle. • A plant that has a one-year life cycle. • A plant that has just emerged from its seed. • The period—usually winter—when a plant rests. • A plant that lives for multiple growing seasons. • A plant that loses its leaves each fall or winter. • ...
Plant Kingdom 2025-02-19
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- Type of venation in a dicot leaf.
- Polymer found in xylem cell walls that strengthens the tubes.
- Class of flowering plants with one cotyledon.
- Type of venation in a monocot leaf.
- The first "seed leaf" produced by the embryo of a seed plant.
- Protective outer layer of a seed. (2 words)
- The organs of photosynthesis.
- Plants with vascular tissue belong to this group.
- Dicot stems have vascular bundles that are arranged in a ____________.
- The cone bearing plants.
- One of the three groups of tracheophytes.
- Seeds of angiosperms are enclosed in this structure, aiding in seed dispersal.
- Class of flowering plants with two cotyledons.
- What is found inside the pollen grains? (2 words)
- The gymnosperms evolved this type of leaf that helps prevent water loss from the leaf.
- Type of root system in monocots.
- The reproductive structures of gymnosperms.
- The reproductive structures of angiosperms
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- One of the three groups of tracheophytes.
- One of the two things inside a seed. (2 words)
- Plants containing xylem and phloem. (2 words)
- Type of root system in dicots.
- Type of tissue that carries solutions of glucose throughout the plant body.
- One of the three groups of tracheophytes.
- What does the word "gymnosperm" mean? (2 words)
- These structures containing vascular tissue function in anchorage of a plant and absorption of water and minerals.
- A fruit develops from what part of the flower?
- The most numerous of the seedless vascular plants.
- Dicots have flower parts in multiples of ____________. (3 words)
- The flowering plants.
- One of two things found inside a seed. (1 word)
- The transfer of pollen from the male reproductive structures to the female reproductive structures.
- Monocots have flower parts in multiples of __________.
- In ferns, waxy outer layer designed to prevent water loss.
- Type of tissue that carries water from the roots to the leaves.
35 Clues: The flowering plants. • The cone bearing plants. • The organs of photosynthesis. • Type of root system in dicots. • Type of root system in monocots. • Type of venation in a dicot leaf. • Type of venation in a monocot leaf. • One of the three groups of tracheophytes. • One of the three groups of tracheophytes. • One of the three groups of tracheophytes. • ...
All About Water 2025-08-21
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- Water that soaks into the ground and fills spaces between rocks and soil.
- Water that falls from the sky as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
- A layer of material (like bark, wood chips, or leaves) placed on soil to keep water in and stop weeds.
- Plants that do not need much water to grow, such as cacti, lavender, or sage.
- Saving and protecting natural resources like water.
- Water nymphs who lived in rivers, streams, and springs; often helpful but sometimes mischievous.
- Plants that naturally grow in a certain place and are used to the local weather and soil.
- An underground layer of rock or sand that stores water.
- Water that flows over the ground and into bodies of water after rain or melting snow.
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- Water that is not salty and is safe to drink, found in rivers, lakes, and underground.
- A long time with little or no rain, making it hard for plants and animals to survive.
- – A type of landscaping that uses plants and designs to need very little water.
- A watering system that gives water slowly and directly to a plant’s roots to save water.
- The Greek god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses; known for carrying a trident and ruling the oceans.
- A container used to collect and store rainwater for watering plants later.
- Ground material that lets rainwater soak through, like gravel or mulch, instead of running off.
- Decayed food and plants that are used to make soil rich and healthy.
- The never-ending movement of water through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
- Water that contains salt, like in oceans and seas.
- A Titan who personified the great, encircling river believed to surround the world.
- When water vapor cools and changes back into liquid form.
- When liquid water changes into a gas (water vapor) because of heat.
- Water that flows over the ground and into drains, rivers, or oceans instead of soaking into the soil.
23 Clues: Water that contains salt, like in oceans and seas. • Saving and protecting natural resources like water. • An underground layer of rock or sand that stores water. • When water vapor cools and changes back into liquid form. • Water that falls from the sky as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. • When liquid water changes into a gas (water vapor) because of heat. • ...
Turgor Pressure and Tropisms 2020-09-29
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- It happens when a plant does not have enough water; drooping or sagging
- Pressure The pressure that vacuoles filled with water put on plants
- A reaction to sunlight/radiant or light energy by plants
- The process in which water exits the plant cell from the vacuole, causing the plant to wilt
- A reaction to the ground/gravity by plants
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- A reaction to "touch" by plants
- An organelle inside a cell that stores water and nutrients; it's much larger in a plant cell than an animal cell
- A reaction to water by plants
- A positive reaction to a/any type of tropism
- A negative reaction to a/any type of tropism
- A reaction to either the ground/gravity, water, sunlight, or "touch" by plants
- The process in which water flows from high concentration to low concentration
12 Clues: A reaction to water by plants • A reaction to "touch" by plants • A reaction to the ground/gravity by plants • A positive reaction to a/any type of tropism • A negative reaction to a/any type of tropism • A reaction to sunlight/radiant or light energy by plants • Pressure The pressure that vacuoles filled with water put on plants • ...
St Luce Integrated Science Review Chapter 1 2025-06-07
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- the process by which organisms break down sugars to release energy for all the reactions of life.
- plants plants that do not produce flowers and seeds
- Modified roots swollen with starch as a store of food.
- very small blood vessels within tissues that transport blood from the arteries to the veins
- non flowering plants reproduce by using what__
- the movement of particles in a gas or liquid from an area of higher concentration to an area with lower concentration.
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- the process through which plants make their own food and oxygen is called
- _____ reproduction involves only one parent.
- the transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma
- Plants that produce flowers and seeds are called
- blood vessel that carry blood to the heart
- blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
12 Clues: blood vessel that carry blood to the heart • _____ reproduction involves only one parent. • non flowering plants reproduce by using what__ • Plants that produce flowers and seeds are called • blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart • plants plants that do not produce flowers and seeds • the transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma • ...
HORT1 - Unit 4 + 5 Crossword Test 2023-04-28
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- Decayed organic matter used for soil conditioning and fertilizer
- The process by which food and nutrients are moved within a plant from one plant part to another
- The amount of air space between soil particles
- A swollen, modified stem that grows underground.
- Subsoil that is usually brown or reddish due to the large amount of clay.
- This number indicates a neutral soil
- The process through which plant leaves, stems and roots consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide
- A creeping underground stem, usually horizontal, that produces roots and leaves at the nodes.
- For leaf cuttings, this vein must be cut in order to make roots form
- Plants are categorized by zones based on the average minimum temperature
- The process by which plants lose water from leaves and stems through evaporation
- The food and manufacturing process in green plants that combines carbon dioxide and water in the presence of light to make sugar and oxygen
- A form of grafting when a bud is used instead of a scion
- Horizon is the topsoil and is home to earthworms and soil organisms.
- Produce one seed leaf
- An advantage of horticultural soils is it improves crop____
- The piece of the plant at the root or bottom of graft
- These soils have a granular soil structure
- A creeping above ground stem that grows horizontally and produces roots and shoots at the nodes
- Young plants grown from seeds
- Produce two seed leaves
- Natural volcanic material that helps aeration and water-holding capacity
- Disadvantages of horticultural soils are that it's ____ and lightweight
- The first sets of leaves
- When a plant first starts to grow from a seed
- Scarring a small area of stem to produce new plants
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- The round parts of some plants that are underground
- Carries nutrients throughout the plant
- Tendency for plants to grow toward a light source
- These soil structure is the best for plants.
- The plant process that increases plant numbers
- Mica mineral matter commonly used to start seed and cuttings
- Partially decomposed material mined from the swamps
- The process by which plant roots take in water and air
- The multiplication of a kind or species. Reproduction of a species
- The response of plants to different amounts of light regarding their flowering and reproduction cycles
- The rate at which water moves through the soil
- has a high carbon-to-nitrogen ratio and makes nitrogen unavailable for plant use
- This matter is dead plant or animal tissue and contains carbon
- This will raise the pH value in soils (make the soil less acidic)
- a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of soils
- These soils typically have a loose soil structure
- Is bed rock
- Larger matter added to some horticulture media to promote drainage
- The piece of plant at the top of graft
- This horizon is rich in organic matter in various stages of decomposition and is dark in color
- Dehydrated remains of acid bog plants; commonly used to line wire hanging baskets
- Soil layers
- Is parent material and consists mainly of clumps of un-weathered rocks
- has almost equal parts of sand, silt, and clay. This is the ideal texture for most non container outside plants.
- A reproductive process that involves two parents plants that combine their genetic material to produce a new organism, which differs from both parents
- This has the largest particles
- These soils have a blocky or platy structure.
- The second set of leaves
- When a plant rests or grows very little, if any
- Joining separate plant parts together so that they form a union and grow together to make one plant
- An enlarged, bulb-like, fleshy structure found at the base of a stem. Usually flattened and round.
57 Clues: Is bed rock • Soil layers • Produce one seed leaf • Produce two seed leaves • The second set of leaves • The first sets of leaves • Young plants grown from seeds • This has the largest particles • This number indicates a neutral soil • Carries nutrients throughout the plant • The piece of plant at the top of graft • These soils have a granular soil structure • ...
Life Science 2022-04-07
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- a consumer that eats both plants and animals
- a body part
- an organism that makes its own food
- eats dead plants and animals
- blend in with the environment
- when seeds begin growing after being dormant
- a living thing
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- organism that gets energy from other organisms
- consumer that eats only plants
- behavior an animal is born knowing how to do
- a consumer that eats only other animals
- an animal that hunts other animals
- the process by which producers make energy
- animals that are hunted
- the purpose of a structure
- a deep, sleeplike state
- traits passed down from parent to offspring
17 Clues: a body part • a living thing • animals that are hunted • a deep, sleeplike state • the purpose of a structure • eats dead plants and animals • blend in with the environment • consumer that eats only plants • an animal that hunts other animals • an organism that makes its own food • a consumer that eats only other animals • the process by which producers make energy • ...
Herbology Crossword 2022-07-20
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- The scientific study of plants
- One of the most common allergens
- Convert light into energy
- Become dry and shriveled
- Supplies plant nutrients
- Would it smell as sweet by any other name?
- Whomping tree at Hogwarts
- Post Malone and Harry Styles have songs with this plant as the title
- Can have vegetables or flowers
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- Another name for plantain lily
- Plant with a cry that can be fatal to a wizard
- Green pigment in plants
- Yeasts and molds
- Group of cone-bearing seed plants
- Allows wizards to breathe under water
- Plant that lives more than two years
- Herbology professor
17 Clues: Yeasts and molds • Herbology professor • Green pigment in plants • Become dry and shriveled • Supplies plant nutrients • Convert light into energy • Whomping tree at Hogwarts • Another name for plantain lily • The scientific study of plants • Can have vegetables or flowers • One of the most common allergens • Group of cone-bearing seed plants • Plant that lives more than two years • ...
Farm To School 2016-11-29
10 Clues: a spicy vegetable • in which we put plants • what you like to grow ? • a green big leafed plant • red coloured sweet fruit • a stem that grows in soil • a place where we grow plants • can a thing used to water plants • raddish a raddish which looks red • worms small creature which helps plants to grow
PHOTOSYNTESIS 2023-03-02
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- Plants take ... from the air
- They absorb water and mineral salts
- Process in which plants make their own food
- The process of nutrition in essential for animals and...
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- Thanks to plants we breathe ...
- Plant's food
- Is the mixture of water and mineral salts
- Green pigment
- Tiny holes that absorb carbon dioxide
- Plants create their own...
10 Clues: Plant's food • Green pigment • Plants create their own... • Plants take ... from the air • Thanks to plants we breathe ... • They absorb water and mineral salts • Tiny holes that absorb carbon dioxide • Is the mixture of water and mineral salts • Process in which plants make their own food • The process of nutrition in essential for animals and...
Vocab 2023-12-05
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- plants that do not have vascular tissue to help support the plant or transports materials throughout the plant
- vascular plants which reproduce by making spores
- an organism that can produce its own food using light, water, carbon dioxide, or other chemicals, they also called producers
- a system of tubelike structures that allows water, minerals and food to move throughout large plants
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- vascular plants that reproduce from seeds, but they do not form flowers or fruits
- a waxy waterproof layer that covers the leaves of most plants that helps to reduce water loss
- reproductive stage of plants where sperm cells and egg cells are produced
- reproductive stage of plants where spores are produced
- plants that have vascular tissue which helps to provide strength and support to the plant
- plants that produce flowers and seeds that are surrounded by fruit
10 Clues: vascular plants which reproduce by making spores • reproductive stage of plants where spores are produced • plants that produce flowers and seeds that are surrounded by fruit • reproductive stage of plants where sperm cells and egg cells are produced • vascular plants that reproduce from seeds, but they do not form flowers or fruits • ...
Biology - Transport in Plants 2013-07-18
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- / The waxy things that help prevent waterloss by evaporation
- / Where chlorophyll is found
- / Absorb water and mineral salts from the soil
- / The transport of dissolved material in a plant
- / Rely on autotrophs for their energy
- / As this increases so does the rate of photosynthesis
- / Openings that allow gas exchange in plants
- / What flows along the concentration gradient
- / How plant get energy from sunlight
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- / A group of atoms bonded together
- / The minor component in a solution
- / -When there is an uneven distribution of a substance accross a border
- / Transport of particles down the concentration gradient
- / Organisms that trap light energy from the sun and convert it to chemical energy
- / The green pigment in plants
- / The loss of water from the leaves by evaporation
- / A substance that dissolves a solute
- / Transport of particles along the concentration gradient
- / The main source of energy for life on Earth
19 Clues: / Where chlorophyll is found • / The green pigment in plants • / A group of atoms bonded together • / The minor component in a solution • / How plant get energy from sunlight • / Rely on autotrophs for their energy • / A substance that dissolves a solute • / Openings that allow gas exchange in plants • / What flows along the concentration gradient • ...
Reproduction in Flowering Plants 2021-02-22
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- sticky
- need to be right so seed can germinate
- colorful usually to attract insects
- type of seed dispersal which the seed have parachute
- base of plumule
- male reproductive organ in a plant
- base of radicle
- 1 parent
- process of growth from seed to a plant
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- for stored food to be soluble
- occurs inside the ovule
- female reproductive organ in a plant
- type of dispersal example coconut
- develop into seed
- type of pollination by bees
- transfer of pollen from part of a plant to another part of a plant
- store food like starch for seed
- 2 parents
- so plant can do respiration
- develop into a fruit
20 Clues: sticky • 1 parent • 2 parents • base of plumule • base of radicle • develop into seed • develop into a fruit • occurs inside the ovule • type of pollination by bees • so plant can do respiration • for stored food to be soluble • store food like starch for seed • type of dispersal example coconut • male reproductive organ in a plant • colorful usually to attract insects • ...
Biology KS1-2: Plants 2020-04-25
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- Tree roots absorb ... and nutrients from the soil
- Bees help to move ... between flowers
- This of type of tree doesn't lose its leaves in winter
- What process produces food for the plant to survive?
- Which process allows the movement of water through plants?
- This type of tree loses its leaves during the winter
- What are trees made from?
- What is the male part of the flower called?
- What is the female part of the flower called?
- What part of the tree provides it with protection?
- What is the natural habitat of a cactus?
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- The process of photosynthesis requires ... and water
- The tree trunk carries water from the roots to the ...
- What sort of trees are used for Christmas trees?
- Plants need ..., nutrients, oxygen and water to grow
- This part of the plant gives it structure and stability
- What is the colourful part of a plant called?
- Which part of the plant is found underground?
- In which part of the plant does photosynthesis happen?
- What are the seeds from oak trees called?
20 Clues: What are trees made from? • Bees help to move ... between flowers • What is the natural habitat of a cactus? • What are the seeds from oak trees called? • What is the male part of the flower called? • What is the colourful part of a plant called? • Which part of the plant is found underground? • What is the female part of the flower called? • ...
Week 2 Landscape Plants 2024-09-11
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- The fall color for the Fagus sylvatica
- Dark reddish purple leaves and inconspicuous fruit.
- Fall color of a Tulip Tree
- Has a unique feature called a catkin
- Genus of the Sweetgum tree
- Color of the flowers of Prunus blireana
- Evenly serrated leaf margin and showy flowers
- The use of plants to divert/minimize winds
- The bark exfoliates to reveal different color underneath
- If you can consume part of the plant, it is considered ________
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- Has wavy leaves with small hairs on the margin.
- Has a compound leaf with 15+ leaflets.
- Produces flowers after leaves appear, fuzzy
- Term used to describe a plant that easily loses its outer layer of bark
- Profuse white flowers in spring that emit an odor
- Has leaves shaped like the sideview of a flower
- Means that the tree is a focal point tree
- a use of plants to prevent the hillside from being washed away
- Star shaped leaves with spiky seed pods.
19 Clues: Fall color of a Tulip Tree • Genus of the Sweetgum tree • Has a unique feature called a catkin • Has a compound leaf with 15+ leaflets. • The fall color for the Fagus sylvatica • Color of the flowers of Prunus blireana • Star shaped leaves with spiky seed pods. • Means that the tree is a focal point tree • The use of plants to divert/minimize winds • ...
4.3 Ecosystem Study Guide 2025-10-13
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- plants that make their own food and are a source of food to animals
- an area where living and nonliving things interact
- a diagram that links ALL organisms
- organisms that eat plants and meat
- organisms that help enrich the soil by breaking down the remains
- the environment or home of an organism
- the role played by a species in a community
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- an organism that eats plants, or eats other animals that eat plants
- organisms that mostly meat
- organisms that eat ONLY plants
- a series of organisms that eat one another so that energy and nutrients flow
- a group of organisms of the same kind living in the same place at the same time
- all populations of species that live in the same place at the same time
13 Clues: organisms that mostly meat • organisms that eat ONLY plants • a diagram that links ALL organisms • organisms that eat plants and meat • the environment or home of an organism • the role played by a species in a community • an area where living and nonliving things interact • organisms that help enrich the soil by breaking down the remains • ...
W.E.D Crossword Puzzle by:Emmanuel Rodriguez 2022-10-27
January stems list 4 2025-01-13
30 Clues: all • one • omni • more • prim • mono • pyro • mega • phyt • dorm • plur • many • fire • fire • phile • light • first • photo • sleep • growth • ec/eco • lover-of • love books • multi/poly • environment • caustic/caut • large-or-great • plants turn towards the sun • scientist who work with plants • most college students live in a
Plant 2023-06-26
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- An area of land used for growing plants, flowers, or vegetables. Gardens can be small or large and require regular care and maintenance.
- A small plant used for culinary, medicinal, or aromatic purposes. Herbs are often grown in gardens and used to enhance flavors in cooking.
- The reproductive structure of a plant that contains the embryo and can grow into a new plant. Seeds are often used for growing plants.
- The main structural part of a plant that supports leaves, flowers, and fruits. Stems transport water and nutrients throughout the plant.
- A colorful and fragrant part of a plant that is often used for decoration. Flowers can be found in various shapes, sizes, and colors.
- can A container with a handle and a spout used for watering plants. Watering cans help provide plants with the necessary moisture.
- The mature ovary of a flowering plant that contains seeds. Fruits are usually sweet or savory and can be eaten fresh or used in cooking.
- The flattened green part of a plant that grows from the stem or branch. Leaves help plants perform photosynthesis and provide shade.
- The part of a plant that grows underground and absorbs water and nutrients from the soil. Roots anchor the plant and store food.
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- A type of plant that typically grows in arid regions and has thick, fleshy stems to store water. Cacti are known for their spiky appearance.
- Edible parts of plants that are consumed as food. Vegetables are often rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber and are important for a healthy diet.
- The natural light and energy from the sun. Sunlight is essential for photosynthesis, which helps plants grow and produce food.
- A tall plant with a single woody stem and branches. Trees provide shade, produce oxygen, and can live for many years.
- A container used for growing plants indoors or on balconies. Flowerpots provide space for plants to grow and can be made of various materials.
- A type of plant with delicate, feathery leaves. Ferns are often found in moist environments and add a lush greenery to gardens.
- A low-growing plant with narrow leaves that covers the ground in lawns, fields, and meadows. Grass is often used for landscaping and sports fields.
16 Clues: A tall plant with a single woody stem and branches. Trees provide shade, produce oxygen, and can live for many years. • The natural light and energy from the sun. Sunlight is essential for photosynthesis, which helps plants grow and produce food. • ...
Environment 2013-06-24
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- Type of plant which reproduces by seeds
- Process that plants use to make food
- Process to release energy- what plants do at night.
- Animal that eats plants only
- Top of the food chain
- Show the direction of energy transfer in food chain
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- Gas produced by respiration
- Uses sunlight to make energy
- Community of living things
- First thing in a food chain
- Way to protect animals or an environment
- The way mosses and ferns reproduce
12 Clues: Top of the food chain • Community of living things • Gas produced by respiration • First thing in a food chain • Uses sunlight to make energy • Animal that eats plants only • The way mosses and ferns reproduce • Process that plants use to make food • Type of plant which reproduces by seeds • Way to protect animals or an environment • ...
Classification 2014-01-08
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- the proper name for slime.
- the fourth level of the classification system.
- the kingdom for algae.
- the largest living organism.
- it makes plants green.
- one of the three things plants need to grow.
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- a cell that has a nucleus.
- the things that let a mushroom ubsorb food.
- the name of the process of plants making their own food.
- the bacteria kingdom.
- to put into groups.
- the things that make their own food.
12 Clues: to put into groups. • the bacteria kingdom. • the kingdom for algae. • it makes plants green. • the proper name for slime. • a cell that has a nucleus. • the largest living organism. • the things that make their own food. • the things that let a mushroom ubsorb food. • one of the three things plants need to grow. • the fourth level of the classification system. • ...
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 2023-03-31
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- cellular respiration that requires oxygen
- energy made from glucose
- results of reactants working together
- sugar that plants use as food
- produced as waste after photosynthesis
- organelle where photosynthesis happens
- pigment used to make plants green
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- plants need this for photosynthesis
- organelle where cellular respiration happens
- starting materials of a reaction
- cellular respiration that doesn't require oxygen
- the process by which plants create oxygen and glucose to use as food
12 Clues: energy made from glucose • sugar that plants use as food • starting materials of a reaction • pigment used to make plants green • plants need this for photosynthesis • results of reactants working together • produced as waste after photosynthesis • organelle where photosynthesis happens • cellular respiration that requires oxygen • ...
7th grade science idk 2024-03-26
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- plants reaction to light
- multiple elements as one molecule
- thing that happens to trigger a response
- type of stimuli outside the body
- tells you how many molecules there are
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- plants reaction to water
- reaction to a stimulus
- an individual atom with different attributes that make them different from one another
- plants reaction to touch
- tells you how many atoms of an element there are
- type of stimuli inside the body
- plants reaction to gravity
12 Clues: reaction to a stimulus • plants reaction to water • plants reaction to light • plants reaction to touch • plants reaction to gravity • type of stimuli inside the body • type of stimuli outside the body • multiple elements as one molecule • tells you how many molecules there are • thing that happens to trigger a response • tells you how many atoms of an element there are • ...
