plants Crossword Puzzles
Plant Parts 2024-02-14
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- the female reproductive part of a flower
- a class of plants that contains two cotyledons
- the part of a plant that develops from the flower and contains the seeds of the plant
- the part of a plant that contains reproductive parts and attracts pollinators
- an individual leaf that makes up the calyx of a flower
- a portion of the vascular system in plants, consisting of living cells arranged into tubes that transport sugar and other organic nutrients throughout the plant
- male part of flower that holds the pollen
- the main supportive part of a plant; part of the transport system carrying water from the roots and food produced during photosynthesis to other parts of the plant
- plant part that contains embryo
- an embryonic leaf in seed-bearing plants, one or more of which are the first leaves to appear from a germinating seed
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- female part of the flower that receives the pollen
- the part of a flowering plant that contains an embryo within its protective coat and a stored food supply
- hairs tiny hair-like structures that are on the ends of roots and aid in nutrient and water absorption
- the part of the plant that grows into the soil to anchor the plant and collect water and nutrients
- the thin stalk that supports the anther
- the specialized cells of plants that transport water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves
- the fine, powder-like material produced by the anthers of flowering plants
- the flat or needlelike part of a plant where photosynthesis happens
- the colored segments of a flower
- type of flowering plant that has one cotyledon to store food for the young plant and has leaves with parallel veins and fibrous roots
- the male part of the plant containing the pollen, anther, and filament
21 Clues: plant part that contains embryo • the colored segments of a flower • the thin stalk that supports the anther • the female reproductive part of a flower • male part of flower that holds the pollen • a class of plants that contains two cotyledons • female part of the flower that receives the pollen • an individual leaf that makes up the calyx of a flower • ...
Horticulture 2023-10-18
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- Detached vegetative plant parts which when placed under conditions favorable for regeneration
- A propagation method
- Plants that do not die after flowering but live from year to year
- Trees or plants that shed their leaves every year
- The joining of two separate structures such as a root and stems
- Plants that require 2 years, or 2 growing seasons
- Flower composed of a short axis or receptacle
- The leaf stalk
- A flower that has both a pistil and stamens but may lack sepals, peaptals or both
- A bud like structure that consists of a small stem
- A leaf with blades divided into several leaflets or sections
- Structure collectively making the controlla which protects the inner reproductive structures and often attract insects
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- The imitation of active growth by the embryo resulting in the rupture of seed coverings
- The process in which pollen is transferred form anther
- The result of many changes that occur in a plant as it develops
- Vegetative plant parts that are lateral outgrowths of stems that have developed
- An expanded and ripened ovary with attached and subtending reproductive structures
- Duplicating a plant from any cell, tissue, or organ
- Plants that complete their life cycle in one year
- Flower lacking one or more of the four sets of floral parts
- The part on the flower in which pollen is produced
- The intensive cultivation of plants
- A shoot of determinate growth with modified leaves that is supported by a short stem
- An undeveloped stem
- Part of the pistil that contains one or more small bodies known as ovules
25 Clues: The leaf stalk • An undeveloped stem • A propagation method • The intensive cultivation of plants • Flower composed of a short axis or receptacle • Trees or plants that shed their leaves every year • Plants that complete their life cycle in one year • Plants that require 2 years, or 2 growing seasons • The part on the flower in which pollen is produced • ...
Plant Science Revision 2025-11-24
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- Nutrient used in ATP production, DNA and strong root development.
- Movement of sugars through the phloem from the leaves to other parts of the plant.
- Organelles where respiration takes place and energy (ATP) is released.
- The part of the stamen that produces and releases pollen.
- The sticky surface at the top of the pistil where pollen grains land during pollination.
- Cell division that produces two identical daughter cells for growth and repair.
- Essential nutrient needed for proteins, chlorophyll and DNA.
- Process where plants make glucose using carbon dioxide, water and sunlight.
- Root system made of many thin, branching roots found in grasses and monocots.
- Transfer of pollen from anthers to the stigma, enabling fertilisation.
- Plant species with male and female flowers on separate individuals.
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- A nutrient required by plants in large amounts (e.g., nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium).
- Plants that shed all their leaves each year, usually in autumn.
- Flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed within fruits.
- Vascular tissue that transports sugars from leaves to the rest of the plant.
- Male gamete-containing grains produced by the anthers.
- A nutrient needed only in tiny amounts but still essential for plant health (e.g., iron, zinc).
- Small organelles responsible for protein synthesis.
- Plants with both male and female flowers on the same individual.
- Movement of water molecules across a partially permeable membrane from high water concentration to low water concentration.
- Process where cells release energy by breaking down glucose using oxygen.
- Type of cell division that produces gametes with half the normal number of chromosomes.
- Vascular tissue that carries water and minerals upward from the roots.
- The stalk that attaches the leaf blade to the stem.
24 Clues: Small organelles responsible for protein synthesis. • The stalk that attaches the leaf blade to the stem. • Male gamete-containing grains produced by the anthers. • The part of the stamen that produces and releases pollen. • Flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed within fruits. • Essential nutrient needed for proteins, chlorophyll and DNA. • ...
Ecology Crossword 2024-12-10
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- An organism that breaks down dead material and recycles nutrients.
- A community of organisms interacting with their environment.
- A trait that helps an organism survive in its environment.
- The part of Earth that supports life.
- An organism that produces its own food, such as plants.
- A group of individuals of the same species living in a specific area.
- An organism that eats both plants and animals.
- Referring to living factors in an ecosystem.
- An organism that eats only animals.
- All the populations of species living together in a specific area.
- An organism that eats only plants.
- The natural environment where an organism lives.
- Referring to abiotic factors like sunlight, water, and air.
- A symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed.
- The study of how organisms interact with their environment.
- The process by which plants make food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide.
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- An organism that consumes other organisms for energy.
- A close and long-term relationship between different species.
- An interaction where one organism hunts and eats another.
- A scientist who studies ecosystems and interactions within them.
- A symbiotic relationship where both species benefit.
- An organism that eats other organisms for energy.
- An organism that makes its own food, usually through photosynthesis.
- A symbiotic relationship where one species benefits and the other is unaffected.
- A large area with similar climate, plants, and animals.
- Any living thing.
- The role or function of an organism or species in an ecosystem.
- Referring to non-living factors in an ecosystem.
- A group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring.
- Animal feces, often used to study diet and habitat.
30 Clues: Any living thing. • An organism that eats only plants. • An organism that eats only animals. • The part of Earth that supports life. • Referring to living factors in an ecosystem. • An organism that eats both plants and animals. • The natural environment where an organism lives. • Referring to non-living factors in an ecosystem. • ...
Intro to ecology/ jaxson 2024-11-19
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- a community of living organisms
- a group of organisms that can reproduce and produce fertile offsprin
- a complex diagram that shows the feeding relationships between all the organisms in an ecosystem
- a visual representation of the relationship between organisms in an ecosystems food chain
- a linear model that shows the transfer of energy and nutrients through an ecosystem
- a positions in the food chain where organisms are grouped based on their feeding relationships
- an organism that decomposes on dead organic matter
- the branch of biology with the relations of organisms to one another and to the surroundings
- a renewable organic material that comes from plants or animals
- the synthesis of organic compounds by bacteria or other living organisms using energy derived from reactions involving inorganic chemicals
- an organism that can produce its own food using energy from sunlight
- an organism that can create its own food
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- a group of animals that eat plants
- an animal which feeds on dead organic material
- an organism that eats other plants or animals fro energy or nutrients
- made up of the parts of earth where life exists
- a group of animals that eat other animals
- a living organism that eats or uses something
- the process by which plants algae and some bacteria use sunlight energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into sugar and oxygen
- a group of animals that eat plants and other animals
- a group of people living in the same place
- the total number of people or other inhabitants in a specific area
- a geographical area with a specific climate vegetation and animal life
23 Clues: a community of living organisms • a group of animals that eat plants • an organism that can create its own food • a group of animals that eat other animals • a group of people living in the same place • a living organism that eats or uses something • an animal which feeds on dead organic material • made up of the parts of earth where life exists • ...
Life Processes Crossword Puzzle 2024-12-31
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- Protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
- Organ that produces bile and detoxifies substances.
- Gland that produces digestive enzymes and insulin.
- Process of breaking down food into simpler substances.
- Organism that makes its own food.
- Largest artery in the body.
- Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs.
- Smallest blood vessel where exchange of substances occurs.
- Organelle known as the powerhouse of the cell.
- Biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions in the body.
- Process of removing waste products from the body.
- Tissue responsible for the transport of water and minerals in plants.
- Organism that obtains food from other organisms.
- Digestive juice produced by the liver.
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- Wave-like muscle contractions that move food through the digestive tract.
- Finger-like projections in the small intestine that increase surface area for absorption.
- Waste product formed in the liver and excreted by the kidneys.
- Process by which green plants make their own food using sunlight.
- Process of breaking down food to release energy.
- Device used to measure blood pressure
- Green pigment in plants that absorbs light energy for photosynthesis.
- Muscle that helps in breathing.
- Loss of water vapor from the aerial parts of plants.
- Tissue responsible for the transport of food in plants.
- Fluid that circulates in the lymphatic system.
- Tiny openings on the surface of leaves for gas exchange.
- Organelle where photosynthesis occurs.
- Nerve cells that transmit signals in the body.
- Functional unit of the kidney.
- Windpipe that connects the larynx to the bronchi.
- Liquid component of blood.
31 Clues: Liquid component of blood. • Largest artery in the body. • Functional unit of the kidney. • Muscle that helps in breathing. • Organism that makes its own food. • Device used to measure blood pressure • Organelle where photosynthesis occurs. • Digestive juice produced by the liver. • Fluid that circulates in the lymphatic system. • ...
Cell Structure 2016-12-01
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- Discovered cell
- Synthesize proteins
- Plants are made of cells
- Cells come from pre-existing cells
- Green pigment in plants
- Gel in cell
- Sites of photosynthesis
- Control center
- Information highway
- Outside covering of plant cells
- Animalcules in pond water
- Animals are made of cells
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- Packaging center
- Powerhouse
- Stores food, water etc
- Help give cell structure
- Contain digestive enzymes
- Controls what enters and leaves the cell
- Makes ribosomes
19 Clues: Powerhouse • Gel in cell • Control center • Discovered cell • Makes ribosomes • Packaging center • Synthesize proteins • Information highway • Stores food, water etc • Green pigment in plants • Sites of photosynthesis • Help give cell structure • Plants are made of cells • Contain digestive enzymes • Animalcules in pond water • Animals are made of cells • Outside covering of plant cells • ...
Photosynthesis 2021-02-24
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- to produce
- a simple sugar which is an important energy source in living organisms and is a component of many carbohydrates.
- to make into a product suitable for use.
- to produce again: such as. a : to produce (new individuals of the same kind) by a sexual or asexual process.
- The chloroplast, found only in algal and plant cells, is a cell organelle that produces energy through photosynthesis. The word chloroplast comes from the Greek words khloros, meaning “green”, and plastes, meaning “formed”
- in the end.
- able to do something : having the qualities or abilities that are needed to do something. :
- a long, hollow cylinder of metal, plastic, glass, etc. for holding or transporting something, chiefly liquids or gases.
- Dioxide a colourless, odourless gas produced by burning carbon and organic compounds and by respiration. It is naturally present in air (about 0.03 per cent) and is absorbed by plants in photosynthesis.
- the process by which green plants and certain other organisms transform light energy into chemical energy
- allow (something) to move, act, or flow freely.
- is a colourless gas that exists in large quantities in the air. All plants and animals need oxygen in order to live.
- the vascular tissue in plants which conducts water and dissolved nutrients upwards from the root and also helps to form the woody element in the stem.
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- an act, process, or instance of transporting or being transported.
- an odourless, tasteless white substance occurring widely in plant tissue and obtained chiefly from cereals and potatoes
- a green pigment, present in all green plants and in cyanobacteria, which is responsible for the absorption of light to provide energy for photosynthesis.
- the starchy tuberous root of a tropical tree, used as food in tropical countries.
- light
- take the place of, put (something) back in a previous place or position.
- a component part or element of something
- needed to be done, achieved, or present; essential.
- a series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end.
- prepare and use (land) for crops or gardening
- the vascular tissue in plants which conducts sugars and other metabolic products downwards from the leaves.
- a colourless, odourless gas produced by burning carbon and organic compounds and by respiration. It is naturally present in air (about 0.03 per cent) and is absorbed by plants in photosynthesis.
- light from the sun
26 Clues: light • to produce • in the end. • light from the sun • to make into a product suitable for use. • a component part or element of something • prepare and use (land) for crops or gardening • allow (something) to move, act, or flow freely. • needed to be done, achieved, or present; essential. • an act, process, or instance of transporting or being transported. • ...
plants 2016-04-26
5 Clues: plants grown in summer • a seed dispersed by water • one of the agents of dispersal • the devolopment of a seed into a seedling • the practice of growing plants on a large scale
plants 2016-04-21
Plants 2016-04-23
5 Clues: outer covering • bursts open when they are dry • seed which has two seed leaves • new plants growing from the leaves • developmentof a seed into a seedling
plants 2016-04-23
Plants 2016-04-23
5 Clues: Crops that grow on winter • Crops that grow on summer • a seed that is dispersed by animals • a part of a seed that covers the seed • a devolpment of a seed into a seedling
plants 2016-04-24
5 Clues: what is the process by how plants make food • where do plants get energy to make food from • which part of a planttake water and nutrients • which part of a plant make food for the plant • which part of a plant carries water from roots to the rest of the plant
PLANTS 2016-04-24
5 Clues: A natural insecticide • A seed dispersed by wind • method of propagation in rose • Agent of dispersal for coconut • Soil suitable for growing cotton
Plants 2018-04-29
plants 2013-04-11
5 Clues: Which fruit has 200 seeds? • What are cricket bats made from? • Which trees are oldest in the world? • What is good for waking you up in the morning? • What is the name for the biggest flower in the world?
Plants 2013-10-25
5 Clues: a living thing. • a part of a plant • the dirt that a plant grows in • the tube that carries water to the plant. • a part of a plant that allows reproduction
Plants 2023-09-30
5 Clues: they absorb water • they make the seeds • they are made in the flowers • they make the food of the plant • it takes the water to the rest of the plant
plants 2024-01-29
plants 2020-10-29
6 Clues: of uncovered seeds • of uncovered seeds • of uncovered seed plants • of nonvasler plants//moss and algae • of non vascular/these plants have no roots no stemes no veins no leaves • of the covered seeds/covered seeds are inside,protected by a flower or fruit.
Plants 2023-01-31
Plants 2023-05-25
5 Clues: The green substance. • The kitchen of the plant. • Absorb water from the soil. • The process of making food. • Carry food to the part of the plants
Plants 2023-03-14
6 Clues: plants without flowers • a type of non-flowering plant • these do not make their own food • all flowering plants produce this • another type of non-flowering plant • a type of flowering plant with spikes
Plants 2025-06-04
5 Clues: Longest part of the plant 植物最长的部分 • It's a plant, it's smells good 这是一种植物,闻起来很香 • It's green, it's on every plant 它是绿色的,在每株植物上 • We can't see them, they are under the soil 我们看不到它们,它们在土壤下面 • we can't live without it, we drink it every day 我们不能没有它,我们每天都喝它
Plants 2023-03-16
Plants 2026-04-23
plants 2026-04-28
5 Clues: These grow into new plants. • These hold the plant in the soil. • This part holds the plant up, above the ground. • These make fruit and seeds. They often have colorful petals. • These are where the plant makes most of its food. They are often green.
Class 9 Chapter 7 Diversity in living organisms 2022-09-01
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- An example of pteridophyta
- Mutually dependent relationships
- They require a living protoplasm of a host organism for food
- Do not produce seeds
- Unicellular eukaryotic organisms
- Angiosperms are these plants
- A gymnosperm
- Plants with seeds having 2 cotyledons
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- Bacteria belongs to this kingdom
- Amphibians of the plant kingdom
- A Greek thinker who classified animals on the basis of their habitat
- Plants of this group bear naked seeds
- Often called seed leaves
13 Clues: A gymnosperm • Do not produce seeds • Often called seed leaves • An example of pteridophyta • Angiosperms are these plants • Amphibians of the plant kingdom • Bacteria belongs to this kingdom • Mutually dependent relationships • Unicellular eukaryotic organisms • Plants of this group bear naked seeds • Plants with seeds having 2 cotyledons • ...
Food Chain Crossword 2016-10-20
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- An example of organisms that are producers.
- The organism at the top of a food chain is often referred to as an ________ __________.
- Organisms that consume both plants and animals.
- In the food chain grass->beetle->lizard, the lizard is what type of consumer?
- An animal that is eaten by another animal.
- Producers obtain their energy from the _______.
- Organisms that consume only plants.
- Organisms that cannot produce their own food, and therefore must eat other organisms to obtain food and nutrients.
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- In the food chain grass->grasshopper->kookaburra, the grasshopper is what type of consumer?
- Plants produce their own food using the process of __________________.
- __________ is passed from one organism to another in the food chain.
- Organisms that consume only animals.
- Organisms that can produce their own food.
- The flow of energy from organism to organism in a series of feeding relationships.
- An animal that hunts and eats other animals.
15 Clues: Organisms that consume only plants. • Organisms that consume only animals. • Organisms that can produce their own food. • An animal that is eaten by another animal. • An example of organisms that are producers. • An animal that hunts and eats other animals. • Organisms that consume both plants and animals. • Producers obtain their energy from the _______. • ...
Nuclear Energy 2018-01-27
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- Used as fuel for nuclear reactors
- The radiation from 80 billion of these can kill an average human
- One of the worst nuclear disasters in world history
- Some say nuclear reactors are bad because they use ________ technology.
- The worst U.S. nuclear disaster happened at this plant.
- Number of years a reactor can go without refueling
- Because Nuclear power plants release small amounts of radiation, they are considered ____.
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- A 30 kilometer zone around Chernobyl will remain _____________ for years to come.
- Where most nuclear waste in put.
- Most of this is stored at Nuclear plants instead of a permanent storage facility
- One positive to nuclear reactors is that they are _____, meaning they don't pollute.
- The electricity created by nuclear power plants can be __________.
- Has lasting effects on the environment.
- Nuclear power plants produce large amounts of ____________.
- Large amounts of radiation over time are ________.
15 Clues: Where most nuclear waste in put. • Used as fuel for nuclear reactors • Has lasting effects on the environment. • Large amounts of radiation over time are ________. • Number of years a reactor can go without refueling • One of the worst nuclear disasters in world history • The worst U.S. nuclear disaster happened at this plant. • ...
Ecosystems 2013-04-10
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- Which ecosystem is home to monkeys?
- What are all the members of one species in one area of an ecosystem called?
- What ecosystem can be called the Prairie in the United States?
- A community of animals and plants interacting with each other is called a ____________.
- What role do animals play in their ecosystem?
- Rain and sun are examples of _________ factors.
- Who created every unique ecosystem, and gave us the responsibility of taking care of the Earth?
- What is the coldest ecosystem we talked about in class?
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- Which ecosystem is driest?
- What ecosystem were Zoey and her classmate in (from the in-class video)?
- One difference between the tundra and the desert is ____________.
- Energy is made by plants, called ___________.
- Organisms like worms and bacteria ____________ dead plants and animals.
- When many populations of animals interact in one environment, it is called a ____________.
- Animals and plants are both biotic factors, which means they are _________.
15 Clues: Which ecosystem is driest? • Which ecosystem is home to monkeys? • Energy is made by plants, called ___________. • What role do animals play in their ecosystem? • Rain and sun are examples of _________ factors. • What is the coldest ecosystem we talked about in class? • What ecosystem can be called the Prairie in the United States? • ...
Classification of Plants and Animals 2021-02-10
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- Plants that absorb water like a sponge
- Have wings and feathers and lay eggs
- Animals without backbones
- Creatures whose body temperature is affected by their surroundings
- Have hair or fur and give birth to live young
- Vascular plants that produce fruits or flowers
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- traits of a living thing that are passed from its parents
- Behaviors that are learned; example is riding a bike
- Vascular plants that do not produce fruits or flowers
- Plants that have a tube-like structure that carries water to the whole plant
- Creatures who keep their body temperature at a constant temperature
- Have scales, lay eggs, and are cold-blooded; alligator is an example
- Are cold blooded, have scales, lay eggs, and breathe with gills
- Animals with backbones
- Live in the water when they are young and then live on land as they get older
15 Clues: Animals with backbones • Animals without backbones • Have wings and feathers and lay eggs • Plants that absorb water like a sponge • Have hair or fur and give birth to live young • Vascular plants that produce fruits or flowers • Behaviors that are learned; example is riding a bike • Vascular plants that do not produce fruits or flowers • ...
Nature 101 2022-01-07
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- The top of the hill where dry forests or dry meadows are found
- A group of interacting plants and wildlife in a given area
- There are _____ forests or meadows on the bottomlands
- A wet forest tree with branches that look strong
- The tree that gives us the sap to produce maple syrup
- A place that provides food, water, shelter, and space for a particular living thing
- An animal that feeds on plants
- An animal that feeds on animal matter
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- An organism that breaks down organic material
- An organism that grows on dead plants to help them become soil (hint: it is not green)
- A group of individuals of the same species living in the same area at the same time
- A place with lots of trees and other plants
- A series of interconnected food chains
- There are _____ forests or meadows on the uplands
- An organism's specific job within its environment
15 Clues: An animal that feeds on plants • An animal that feeds on animal matter • A series of interconnected food chains • A place with lots of trees and other plants • An organism that breaks down organic material • A wet forest tree with branches that look strong • There are _____ forests or meadows on the uplands • An organism's specific job within its environment • ...
G7 Life Science Chap 6 Classification 2020-11-11
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- They have 3 pairs of legs.
- Classifying living things is to organise the rich diversity of organisms in a ______ way.
- Jellyfish do not have ____ legs.
- Animals with moist skin and are cold-blooded.
- Animals without backbones.
- Plants that produce fruits are classified as _____ plants.
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- Non-vascular plants do NOT have true leaves, ____ and roots.
- Ferns are examples of vascular plants that reproduce by ____.
- Members of the same species can breed _____ with each other to produce fertile offspring.
- The outer covering of birds.
- Bats feed their young with milk produced from _____ glands.
- All arthropods have _____ bodies.
- Some of my classmates have double eyelids while some have single eyelids. This shows that there is _____ within a species.
- The scientific name of the bottlenose dolphin is Tursiops truncatus. 'Tursiops' identifies the ____ of that organism.
- Domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, _____, genus, species
15 Clues: They have 3 pairs of legs. • Animals without backbones. • The outer covering of birds. • Jellyfish do not have ____ legs. • All arthropods have _____ bodies. • Animals with moist skin and are cold-blooded. • Plants that produce fruits are classified as _____ plants. • Bats feed their young with milk produced from _____ glands. • ...
Ch. 8 Changes in an Ecosystem 2023-10-31
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- plants release water vapor into the air
- plants and animals that originally live in an ecosystem
- a regular pattern of change
- gradual changes in the populations of organisms in an ecosystem
- when water changes from a liquid to water vapor
- any physical hazard to life caused by having too much or too little of things needed for life
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- when water falls to earth either as a liquid or a solid
- when water changes from water vapor to a liquid
- organisms use sugar molecules and oxygen to produce energy
- plants and animals that are not native to an area and can cause harm
- plants use water, carbon dioxide, and sunlight to create sugar and oxygen
- a population so small that it is in danger of becoming extinct
- a species whose last known member has died
- regular divisions of the year
- precipitation that soaks into the ground and is stored
15 Clues: a regular pattern of change • regular divisions of the year • plants release water vapor into the air • a species whose last known member has died • when water changes from water vapor to a liquid • when water changes from a liquid to water vapor • precipitation that soaks into the ground and is stored • when water falls to earth either as a liquid or a solid • ...
Oscar Soiless Oasis Cross Word 2024-02-26
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- A relation where one organism benefits while the other organism doesn't mind
- A system that grows plants and raises fish
- The natural world around us is called the ___________
- A relations where one organism has benefits and the other organism is suffering
- A group of chemicals needed for plants to grow
- A variety of living things that interact
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- Chemicals that are added to the soil
- Requires regular checks on the _____ quality
- The process of which plants and living organisms use light to grow
- A system that used wick as a absorbent material
- A relation where two organism benefit from each other
- The practice of farming is called _________
- The process of excess nutrients that runoff into water ways
- A system where plants are suspended in the air
- A fibre that absorbs nutrients is called a ______ system used in hydroponics
15 Clues: Chemicals that are added to the soil • A variety of living things that interact • A system that grows plants and raises fish • The practice of farming is called _________ • Requires regular checks on the _____ quality • A system where plants are suspended in the air • A group of chemicals needed for plants to grow • A system that used wick as a absorbent material • ...
EVS Grade 1 - More about Plants (RT) 2024-02-23
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- Part of the plant which gives support to the plant
- Neem ,Mango and Banyan are examples of _____
- _______ are the dried roots ,fruits or seeds of some plants. They add flavour to our food.
- We get Coffee from ______
- Part of the plant which fixes the plant to the soil
- Plant Such as Cotton and Jute give us ______
- Plant such as Garlic,Ginger,Tulsi and Neem are used to make_____
- Rose ,Hibiscus and Cotton Plants are examples of ________
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- Plants which grow in water are called _________
- The Seed contains a _________inside it which grows into a new plant when it gets the right amount of air, water ,sunlight and good soil.
- Food Grains are the __________of some plants.
- Any drink other than water is called a __________
- Trees such as Teak and Oak give us _____
- Corinder and Spinach are examples of ________
- Flower of the plant forms the ______
15 Clues: We get Coffee from ______ • Flower of the plant forms the ______ • Trees such as Teak and Oak give us _____ • Neem ,Mango and Banyan are examples of _____ • Plant Such as Cotton and Jute give us ______ • Food Grains are the __________of some plants. • Corinder and Spinach are examples of ________ • Plants which grow in water are called _________ • ...
DAY 10 2024-06-27
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- an animal that feeds on plants
- organisms that make their own food
- relationship between two different species in which one organism is benefited at the expense of the other.
- living
- association between organisms of two different species in which each benfits
- ranges a value of q primary producers to 5
- non-living
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- an organism that cannot produce its own food and must eat other plants or animals
- an animal or person that east of both plants and animals
- process by which green plants prepare their own food from carbon dioxide and water by sunlight.
- an association between organisms in which one benefits and the other neither benefits nor harms
- the natural home or environment of a plant, animal or other organisms
- everything around us
- interacting groups of various species in common location
- forms of potential energy that can be used to perform work
15 Clues: living • non-living • everything around us • an animal that feeds on plants • organisms that make their own food • ranges a value of q primary producers to 5 • an animal or person that east of both plants and animals • interacting groups of various species in common location • forms of potential energy that can be used to perform work • ...
Food 2023-06-20
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- A plant with long needles and good water retention ability.
- Plants that grow in humid environments.
- A plant that is usually orange and is used as a root vegetable.
- A flower with various colors and fragrances that symbolizes love and passion.
- A plant that has bright yellow petals and large circular seeds.
- Spores that grow underground.
- Evergreen plants that grow on steaks and are used in cocktails.
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- A common multipurpose plant that grows in white, green, and yellow colors in plains or parks.
- A plant with long leaves that is usually called maize.
- A plant that is widely used as flour.
- A fruit plant that is usually red in color.
- A tall plant commonly found in lakes and forests.
- Marine algae or plants that can live in seawater.
- A plant with various colors that insects such as bees love.
- Evergreen plants that survive by sticking to other objects.
15 Clues: Spores that grow underground. • A plant that is widely used as flour. • Plants that grow in humid environments. • A fruit plant that is usually red in color. • A tall plant commonly found in lakes and forests. • Marine algae or plants that can live in seawater. • A plant with long leaves that is usually called maize. • ...
Chapter 9 Vocab 2022-12-17
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- compound used by cells to store and release energy
- an enzyme for the synthesis of ATP
- organelle in plants that captures energy from sunlight and converts it into chemical energy
- reactions in photosynthesis that use energy from light to produce ATP and NADPH
- cluster of chlorophyll and proteins found in the thylakoids
- principal pigment of plants and other photosynthetic organisms
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- process used by plants and other autotrophs to capture light energy
- organisms that make their own food from capturing sunlight
- carrier molecule that transfers high energy electrons from chlorophyll to other molecules
- light-absorbing molecules used by plants to gather the suns energy
- organism that obtains food by consuming other living things (consumers)
- light-independent reactions turn ATP and NADPH into sugar
- saclike photosynthetic membranes found in chloroplasts
- fluid portion of the chloroplast
- series of electron carrier proteins that transport electrons during ATP-generating reactions
15 Clues: fluid portion of the chloroplast • an enzyme for the synthesis of ATP • compound used by cells to store and release energy • saclike photosynthetic membranes found in chloroplasts • light-independent reactions turn ATP and NADPH into sugar • organisms that make their own food from capturing sunlight • cluster of chlorophyll and proteins found in the thylakoids • ...
what i learned. 2026-03-24
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- A substance used for destroying insects or other organisms harmful to crops.
- Farmland that is plowed but left unsown for a period to restore fertility.
- Animals raised on a farm
- Land covered with grass and other low plants suitable for grazing.
- A tall tower used on a farm to store grain.
- A piece of land planted with fruit trees.
- something to help plants grow.
- The science of soil management and crop production.
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- To prepare and use land for crops or gardening.
- The process by which the surface of the earth is wor away by water or wind.
- A powerful motor vehicle used for pulling farm machinery.
- Domesticated birds kept by humans for eggs or meat.
- Gathering plants.
- Using water to water plants.
- Farming produced without the use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
15 Clues: Gathering plants. • Animals raised on a farm • Using water to water plants. • something to help plants grow. • A piece of land planted with fruit trees. • A tall tower used on a farm to store grain. • To prepare and use land for crops or gardening. • Domesticated birds kept by humans for eggs or meat. • The science of soil management and crop production. • ...
Parts of a Plant 2022-01-19
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- Growth for 2-3 seasons, hide in roots in winter.
- Supports the anther.
- Roots that grow on other plants in a non-parasitic manner.
- A plant containing just one cotyledon
- Gives a sticky surface to catch pollen.
- Grows deep into the ground, they are fleshy and woody roots.
- These plants rise above the ground, usually above water, and allows plants to breath air.
- Close in on the flower to protect it as well as supports blooming petals.
- Growth every other year
- It is the flat green surface that absorbs sunlight.
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- The female part of the flower.
- A plant that contains 2 cotyledons.
- Steals water and nutrients from other plants.
- Roots that grow above the ground to help them attach themselves to a surface.
- The male part of the flower.
- Carries nutrients around the leaf.
- Supports Stigma.
- Year-round growth
- Produced female reproductive cells and becomes fruit.
- Attached to the petiole and produces veins that run throughout the leaf
- Attract insects and birds for pollination.
- The edge of the leaf.
- It is the stalk that hold the leaf away from the stem.
- Produces pollen which contains male reproductive cells.
- Undeveloped shoots that rise and become new leaves or flower parts.
25 Clues: Supports Stigma. • Year-round growth • Supports the anther. • The edge of the leaf. • Growth every other year • The male part of the flower. • The female part of the flower. • Carries nutrients around the leaf. • A plant that contains 2 cotyledons. • A plant containing just one cotyledon • Gives a sticky surface to catch pollen. • Attract insects and birds for pollination. • ...
HISE Crossword 2022-02-13
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- A single connection in an ecosystem from plants to herbivores and carnivores.
- The careful manipulation of animal and plant characteristics to increase productivity.
- Organisms that convert the sun’s energy into food through the process of photosynthesis.
- The tidal mouth of a large river, where the tide meets the stream.
- Any fuel made from plant-based products.
- The division of land into categories
- The amount of a natural biological resource that can be removed without damaging the ecosystem from which it comes
- security The ability for a place to feed and clothe its people
- The process of growing food for the purpose of selling it as a business.
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- The relief and shape of the land.
- The ability to return to the original form.
- An ecosystem in a body of water
- biome is a community of plants and animals that have common characteristics for the environment they exist in.
- Food web A large series of interconnected food chains.
- Eats meat
- eats both plants and meat
- The act of following sustainable development.
- A product that will break down with natural processes.
- Eats plants
- an organism that decomposes organic material
- A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
21 Clues: Eats meat • Eats plants • eats both plants and meat • An ecosystem in a body of water • The relief and shape of the land. • The division of land into categories • Any fuel made from plant-based products. • The ability to return to the original form. • an organism that decomposes organic material • The act of following sustainable development. • ...
Ecology 2016-01-25
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- eats dead animals
- all the members of one species living in an area
- an environmental factor that is not alive, never lived, and was not part of something living
- living or once living (and now dead) or made by something that was alive
- being dependent on others for some needs, being mutually dependent on each other
- both species benefits from the relationship
- one living thing
- eats plants
- makes its own food
- a close relationship between species that benefits at least one of the species
- is how an ecosystem changes over time
- eats both plants and meat
- eats meat
- all of the living and nonliving things that interact in an area
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- animals use food to make sugar and turn it into carbon dioxide
- one species benefits, the other is harmed in some way
- the variety of life (or species) on earth
- recycles dead organisms and waste
- plants use water, sunlight and carbon dioxide to make sugar and oxygen
- one species benefits, the other is neither helped nor harmed
- cycle bacteria takes nitrogen from the air and changes it into a form that can be used by plants
- must eat something for energy
- all of the different populations living in an area (no abiotic factors)
23 Clues: eats meat • eats plants • one living thing • eats dead animals • makes its own food • eats both plants and meat • must eat something for energy • recycles dead organisms and waste • is how an ecosystem changes over time • the variety of life (or species) on earth • both species benefits from the relationship • all the members of one species living in an area • ...
Environmental Science - Variety 1 2019-04-01
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- several food chains joined together
- - sphere for living things
- an educated guess
- step in the water cycle where waters becomes water vapor
- step in nitrogen cycle where NO2 becomes NO3
- lving things that makes its own food e.g. plant
- the variety of living things
- process by which plants make food using light energy
- when all members of a species dies
- organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring are call this
- fossil fuels are considered this type of energy
- ultimate energy source
- plants store energy as this compound
- garbage in places it is not supposed to be
- animal that attacks prey or other animal
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- a trait that helps an organism to better survive
- animals that eat plants
- the relationship between organisms where both benefit
- rain, snow, hail
- taking more organisms for food than is needed
- a way to remember the 5 biggest threats to biodiversity
- chopping down too many trees in one area
- the number one reason for decrease in biodiversity caused by humans
- bacteria and fungi that cause decay
- a non-native species - may or maynot cause harm
- when a natural resource can replenish itself for the long term we say it is...
- animals that eat both plants and animals
- non-living
28 Clues: non-living • rain, snow, hail • an educated guess • ultimate energy source • animals that eat plants • - sphere for living things • the variety of living things • when all members of a species dies • several food chains joined together • bacteria and fungi that cause decay • plants store energy as this compound • chopping down too many trees in one area • ...
Ecosystem: Chapter 3 & 4 Vocabulary Words 2015-07-17
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- the addition of harmful materials to the environment
- two or more overlapping food chains
- trash that prevents harm to ecosystems
- matter that breaks down easily in the environment
- the basic unit that makes up all living things
- travel to natural habitats that avoids harming them and helps organisms that live there
- an animal that feeds on the remains of dead animals
- decayed material from the remains of once-living things used to enrich soil
- a living thing that breaks down the remains of dead organisms
- microorganisms that live in water and form the beginning of most ocean food chains
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- shows the path of food energy in an ecosystem from plants to animals
- a process where plants make their own food
- process of breaking down materials into a different form that can be used again
- an animal that eats only plants
- microorganisms found in all living organisms and everywhere on Earth
- a tiny living thing that can be seen only with a microscope
- a waste that can pollute the environment even when it occurs in very small amounts
- an animal that eats both plants and animals
- break down into simpler materials
- an animal that eats only other animals
- a material that causes pollution
21 Clues: an animal that eats only plants • a material that causes pollution • break down into simpler materials • two or more overlapping food chains • trash that prevents harm to ecosystems • an animal that eats only other animals • a process where plants make their own food • an animal that eats both plants and animals • the basic unit that makes up all living things • ...
Biology 2024-03-20
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- a living organism that shapes its environment
- an interacting group of various species in a common location
- made up of the parts of Earth where life exists
- organism that obtains energy by eating both plants and animals
- an area classified according to the species that live in that location.
- organisms that obtains energy by consuming plants and animals bodys
- organisms that uses energy from their environment to create their own food
- any relationship between 2 organisms that live very closely with one another
- close relationship 2 species one is benefited and one is harmed
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- close relationship where one benefits and the other is not affected
- a particular section, group, or type of people or animals living in an area
- a non-living part of an ecosystem that shapes its environment
- organisms that obtains energy by eating only plants
- organism that breaks down straight matter into its chemical exponents
- organisms that obtains energy by eating only other animals
- close relationship where both organisms are benefited
- a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- a biological interaction where one organism, the predator, kills and eats another organism, its prey
- an organism that is able to form nutritional organic substances
- an organism that eats other plants or animals for energy and nutrients
20 Clues: a living organism that shapes its environment • made up of the parts of Earth where life exists • organisms that obtains energy by eating only plants • close relationship where both organisms are benefited • organisms that obtains energy by eating only other animals • an interacting group of various species in a common location • ...
AP BIO FINAL 2023-06-09
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- nutrient circuits in ecosystems
- amount of nutrients a plant can absorb
- provided by the sun for plants
- organisms that get their food from outside sources
- organisms that produce their own food
- amount of light energy converted to chemical energy
- total primary production
- biological variation
- typically omnivores, fourth level of food chain
- nonliving organic matter
- _________ gases reflect infrared radiation back towards Earth
- predator at the top of the food chain, not threatened by any other animals in the food chain
- matter cannot be created or distroyed
- element that is necessary for energy production to increase
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- _______ is taken up and released by plants through photosynthesis and respiration
- plants, first level of food chain
- this happens due to the accumulation of chemicals and toxins in bodies of water
- decomposers
- concentrates toxins at higher trophic levels where biomass is lower
- water transpired by plants and evaporated from a landscape
- amount of chemical energy converted to new biomass
- overgrowth of algae
- changes to a population over generations
- GPP minus energy used by primary producers
- second level of food chain
- what is the environment called where animals interact with other living things and abiotic factors?
- third level of food chains, carnivores
27 Clues: decomposers • overgrowth of algae • biological variation • total primary production • nonliving organic matter • second level of food chain • provided by the sun for plants • nutrient circuits in ecosystems • plants, first level of food chain • organisms that produce their own food • matter cannot be created or distroyed • amount of nutrients a plant can absorb • ...
Introduction to Ecosystems 2023-07-24
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- Eats carnivores
- Eats dead plants, animals and waste
- Homework every week
- A bowl-shaped region mostly in Utah and Nevada, with no water outlet
- Eats plants - an herbivore
- When you should bring your packet to class
- A single, individual living thing
- Uses the sun to create food - a plant
- Eats both plants and meat
- Living resources in an ecosystem
- Eats meat
- Reading assignments are here
- Shows the eating relationships in an ecosystem
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- Eats meat - a carnivore
- An organism that hunts, kills and eats another
- Many connected food chains
- What you should be doing at the bell
- Air, food, water, and shelter or space
- Where we live in Utah
- Eats dead animals
- The community plus the living and non-living resources in a habitat
- An organism that is hunted and killed by another
- A high plateau region in Utah centered over the four corners area of Utah, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico
- Something an organism needs to live
- Non-living resources in an ecosystem
- Original source of energy for ecosystems
- A group of the same species living in the same place at the same time
- All the living organisms sharing a habitat
- Eats plants
29 Clues: Eats meat • Eats plants • Eats carnivores • Eats dead animals • Homework every week • Where we live in Utah • Eats meat - a carnivore • Eats both plants and meat • Many connected food chains • Eats plants - an herbivore • Reading assignments are here • Living resources in an ecosystem • A single, individual living thing • Eats dead plants, animals and waste • ...
Eco and electro Science Crossword 2023-01-31
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- micro bacteria that live in bodies of water
- the study of living matter
- unit of measurement for potential difference
- Unit of measurement for an electric current
- different areas with different weather cycles and growing environment that affect the ecosystems that grow in that region
- electrons moving through a conductor
- circuit a circuit that has multiple objects connected next to each other in series
- material that easily allows the flow of electron
- collection of living things growing in an environment together
- - Animals that forage for food, and usually eat dead animals and plants
- Consumers Mostly Carnivores that (mostly) eat primary consumers
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- the process of plants turning sunlight into energy to use
- device that measures the voltage in a circuit
- measurement of electrons going through a circuit
- Collection of a species in an area
- series of electrical devices that make and produce and conduct electrical current.
- Factors in an ecosystem that are living (eg. Bacteria, plants, animals, etc.)
- Consumer mostly herbivores, animals that eat the plants or products of producers around them
- controls the voltage of an electrical current in a circuit
- factors in an ecosystem that are devoid of life (eg. Rocks)
- unit of measurement for resistance of electric current
21 Clues: the study of living matter • Collection of a species in an area • electrons moving through a conductor • micro bacteria that live in bodies of water • Unit of measurement for an electric current • unit of measurement for potential difference • device that measures the voltage in a circuit • measurement of electrons going through a circuit • ...
GCSE Topic 6 2022-04-27
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- vessel that transports sugar and amino acids
- part of the plant that produces sugars
- hormone that causes fruit to ripen
- these are transported dissolved in water from the roots up the plant (7,4)
- a directed response to a stimulus in plants
- process by which sugars are transported through the plant
- storage carbohydrate in plants
- plant hormone that regulates the response of shoots and roots
- carbohydrate found in plant cell walls
- organelle present in high numbers in cells that are very metabolically active
- hormone that stimulates germination
- pores through which water vapour escapes
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- equipment used to measure the rate at which water is lost from a leafy shoot
- a vessel that is dead at maturity
- the process by which water is lost from a plant
- cells that actively pump sugar into and out of vessels
- guard cells become this to open pores on the underside of the leaf
- waterproof layer that limits water loss in plants
- transport sugar in plants
- part of the plant that requires sugars or stores them as carbohydrate
- factor that affects the rate at which water is lost from a plant
- cells in the shoot do this in response to a plant hormone
22 Clues: transport sugar in plants • storage carbohydrate in plants • a vessel that is dead at maturity • hormone that causes fruit to ripen • hormone that stimulates germination • part of the plant that produces sugars • carbohydrate found in plant cell walls • pores through which water vapour escapes • a directed response to a stimulus in plants • ...
GCSE Topic 6 2022-04-27
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- equipment used to measure the rate at which water is lost from a leafy shoot
- a directed response to a stimulus in plants
- carbohydrate found in plant cell walls
- organelle present in high numbers in cells that are very metabolically active
- waterproof layer that limits water loss in plants
- a vessel that is dead at maturity
- process by which sugars are transported through the plant
- vessel that transports sugar and amino acids
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- these are transported dissolved in water from the roots up the plant (7,4)
- cells in the shoot do this in response to a plant hormone
- cells that actively pump sugar into and out of vessels
- the process by which water is lost from a plant
- factor that affects the rate at which water is lost from a plant
- hormone that causes fruit to ripen
- transport sugar in plants
- pores through which water vapour escapes
- plant hormone that regulates the response of shoots and roots
- part of the plant that requires sugars or stores them as carbohydrate
- hormone that stimulates germination
- storage carbohydrate in plants
- part of the plant that produces sugars
- guard cells become this to open pores on the underside of the leaf
22 Clues: transport sugar in plants • storage carbohydrate in plants • a vessel that is dead at maturity • hormone that causes fruit to ripen • hormone that stimulates germination • carbohydrate found in plant cell walls • part of the plant that produces sugars • pores through which water vapour escapes • a directed response to a stimulus in plants • ...
Ecology 2022-06-18
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- the living factors of the environment
- the relationship between the flea and the dog.
- organisms that feed on dead and decaying matter
- A raw material required for photosynthesis
- The physical factors of the environment
- A swarm of bees
- the relationship between the nitrogen fixing bacteria and leguminous plants
- A group of jaguars, sloths, parrots and plants living together.
- __________________ increases the rate of reaction of enzymes and affect other processes such as photosynthesis and transpiration.
- a lion hunting a zebra is called a __________.
- The interaction of the living organisms and the physical factors of the environment
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- corn birds in their nest
- a relationship between two organisms where one benefits and the other does not benefit nor is it harmed.
- the role of the species is called the_______.
- Loams are the ideal_______.
- Organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring
- organism that consumes other organisms as food
- A level of a food chain
- Organisms that feed on plants for nutrients
- chlorophyll molecules trap ______ which helps the process of photosynthesis.
- organisms that consume both plants and animals.
- study of the living organisms and how it interacts in the environment.
- An organism that is being hunted as food
23 Clues: A swarm of bees • A level of a food chain • Loams are the ideal_______. • corn birds in their nest • The physical factors of the environment • An organism that is being hunted as food • A raw material required for photosynthesis • Organisms that feed on plants for nutrients • organisms that consume both plants and animals. • ...
Science 2022-23 2023-05-15
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- something that makes up everything
- a place that animals and plants work together
- Periodic table of _______
- something the produces something
- the process by which heat or electricity is directly transmitted through something
- degree of hotness or coldness measured by a thermometer with a numerical scale
- The faster an object the more ______ energy it has
- a state of matter
- a state of matter
- water which collects as droplets on a cold surface when humid air is in contact with it.
- when water changes from solid to liquid
- the quantity of something per unit volume, unit area, or unit length
- When water changes from liquid to gas
- The higher an object the more ______ energy it has
- _______of matter
- Not associated with or derived from living organisms.
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- The process that plants use to make oxygen
- A chemical process in which oxygen is used to make energy from sugar
- two or more atoms connected by chemical bonds
- produced in plants by carbon dioxide during photosynthesis
- a way in which heat travels
- when water changes from liquid to solid
- iotic factors include all the living components present in an ecosystem
- plants take it in
- Organisms that eat other living things
- laying down of sediment carried by wind, flowing water, the sea or ice
- a state of matter
27 Clues: _______of matter • plants take it in • a state of matter • a state of matter • a state of matter • Periodic table of _______ • a way in which heat travels • something the produces something • something that makes up everything • When water changes from liquid to gas • Organisms that eat other living things • when water changes from liquid to solid • ...
4 th grade 2025-02-19
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- You use a shovel to do this in the soil before planting.
- A place where people grow flowers, fruits, and vegetables.
- A round, orange vegetable often carved for Halloween.
- You need enough of this between plants so they can grow well.
- When you are fortunate, you are this.
- Another word for putting a seed in the soil to grow.
- A long green vegetable that looks like a cucumber but is cooked before eating.
- A leafy vegetable that is often used in salads.
- A place where farmers grow crops and raise animals.
- Another word for pulling unwanted plants from a garden.
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- This large, round vegetable has many layers.
- These small things turn into plants when you put them in soil.
- A dark purple vegetable sometimes used in lasagna.
- When vegetables are fully grown and can be eaten, they are this.
- When fruits and vegetables are ready to eat, we do this to them.
- A vegetable that is long, green, and often used in salads.
- The opposite of imported; grown nearby.
- A small round vegetable that can make you cry when you cut it.
- peppers A spicy vegetable that adds heat to food.
- You do this to help plants grow by giving them moisture.
20 Clues: When you are fortunate, you are this. • The opposite of imported; grown nearby. • This large, round vegetable has many layers. • A leafy vegetable that is often used in salads. • peppers A spicy vegetable that adds heat to food. • A dark purple vegetable sometimes used in lasagna. • A place where farmers grow crops and raise animals. • ...
Set1 2025-02-22
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- Transfer of pollen between different blooms.
- Direction of water and mineral transport.
- Provides buoyancy to plants.
- A permanent tissue that transports water and minerals.
- Complete the equation: ____________ + water + sunlight → glucose + oxygen.
- A shallow coastal waterbody intermittently separated from larger bodies of water by a natural barrier.
- The study of marine plants and algae.
- A hormone that promotes germination and flowering in plants.
- These organisms lack true tissues.
- The reproductive structure in sexual reproduction.
- Produces pollen in the flower male reproductive organ.
- Unspecialized cells capable of continuous division.
- A macronutrient essential for plant metabolism. A local factor found insignificant to mangrove growth rates.
- Seeds germinating while still attached to the parent tree.
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- The floating position of a mangrove propagule in favorable conditions.
- Plants thriving in saline environments.
- Found at the internodes or the base of leaves.
- Plant hormones.
- A root-like structure in seaweeds.
- Seed leaves enclosed in the propagule.
- A local factor found insignificant to mangrove growth rates.
- A root structure resembling a human knee.
- The part responsible for nutrient and water absorption.
- Pollination by wind.
- Cell division producing two identical cells.
- Part of the flower that attracts pollinators.
26 Clues: Plant hormones. • Pollination by wind. • Provides buoyancy to plants. • A root-like structure in seaweeds. • These organisms lack true tissues. • The study of marine plants and algae. • Seed leaves enclosed in the propagule. • Plants thriving in saline environments. • Direction of water and mineral transport. • A root structure resembling a human knee. • ...
Set 2 2025-02-22
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- Transfer of pollen between different blooms.
- A hormone that promotes germination and flowering in plants.
- The study of marine plants.
- The reproductive structure in sexual reproduction.
- Plants thriving in saline environments.
- Complete the equation: Carbon dioxide + ____________ + sunlight → glucose + oxygen.
- Pollination by wind.
- Plant hormones.
- Direction of water and mineral transport.
- The floating position of a mangrove propagule in favorable conditions.
- A root structure resembling a human knee.
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- Produces pollen in the flower male reproductive organ.
- Part of the flower that attracts pollinators.
- Seeds germinating while still attached to the parent tree.
- Found at the internodes or the base of leaves.
- A permanent tissue that transports water and minerals.
- A local factor found insignificant to mangrove growth rates.
- Provides buoyancy to plants.
- Unspecialized cells capable of continuous division.
- This marine organism is classified as marine algae and is divided into three groups: green, red, and brown.
- The part responsible for nutrient and water absorption.
- A macronutrient essential for plant metabolism.
- A root-like structure in seaweeds.
- Cell division producing two identical cells.
- A shallow coastal waterbody intermittently separated from larger bodies of water by a natural barrier.
- Seed leaves enclosed in the propagule.
26 Clues: Plant hormones. • Pollination by wind. • The study of marine plants. • Provides buoyancy to plants. • A root-like structure in seaweeds. • Seed leaves enclosed in the propagule. • Plants thriving in saline environments. • Direction of water and mineral transport. • A root structure resembling a human knee. • Transfer of pollen between different blooms. • ...
Down to Earth: A Crossword for the Planet 2025-04-02
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- The total amount of greenhouse gases emitted by an individual or activity
- A structure used for growing plants, or a term for gases that trap heat in the atmosphere
- A resource that can be replenished naturally over time
- A community of living organisms interacting with their environment
- The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem
- A gas in the Earth's atmosphere that protects against harmful UV radiation
- The process by which plants convert sunlight into energy.
- Animals and plants that live in their natural environment
- The presence of harmful substances in the environment
- Grown or produced without synthetic chemicals or pesticides
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- Capable of being broken down naturally by microorganisms
- The removal of trees and forests, often for agriculture or urban development
- The study of interactions between living organisms and their environment
- The protection and preservation of natural resources
- A sudden and violent shaking of the ground due to tectonic activity
- Organic material that can be added to soil to help plants grow
- The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or organism
- The ability to maintain ecological balance without depleting natural resources
- Process of converting waste into reusable material
- Reusing materials creatively to create something of higher value
20 Clues: Process of converting waste into reusable material • The protection and preservation of natural resources • The presence of harmful substances in the environment • A resource that can be replenished naturally over time • Capable of being broken down naturally by microorganisms • The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem • ...
Life Cycle and Our Natural Resources 2024-11-15
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- We can find soil and rocks in the ________.
- What is the second stage of the butterfly life cycle?
- All living things go through a cycle called a _______
- Metals such as aluminium are extracted from _________.
- _________ is sent to homes for cooking and heating.
- All licing things need air to survive. Plants and animals carry out _________ all the time.
- Trees are cut down for ____, which can be used to build houses and furniture.
- The plants get water and minerals from the ________.
- What is the second stage of a frog called?
- Fossil fuels are an example of a natural resource that cannot be __________.
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- Larva of a mosquito.
- When living things do not produce enough young to replace those that die, they may become ______.
- What is the first stage of the human life cycle?
- ______, oil and natural gas are fossil fuels.
- There is a need to ________ living things so that there will always be a diversity of living things on the Earth.
- The young of living things ________ and change over time.
- Living things ______ and have young.
- We can ______ plastic bottles as plant pots.
- We get _______ from the plants and animals in our environment.
- Plants, animals, and microorganisme are examples of the _________ things.
- What is the first stage of the plant life cycle?
21 Clues: Larva of a mosquito. • Living things ______ and have young. • What is the second stage of a frog called? • We can find soil and rocks in the ________. • We can ______ plastic bottles as plant pots. • ______, oil and natural gas are fossil fuels. • What is the first stage of the human life cycle? • What is the first stage of the plant life cycle? • ...
Ecosystems and Biogeochemical Cycles Project 2025-02-24
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- the ability to do work or cause change
- an organism that mostly eats meat, or the flesh of animals
- an organism that can produce its own food
- an organism, like bacteria or fungi, that breaks down dead plants and animals, recycling their nutrients back into the environment by feeding on decaying matter
- a community of living organisms
- an organism that eats plants and animals
- living things
- non living things
- an organism that cannot make its own food and must eat other plants or animals to get energy
- top of the food chain
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- an organism that eats primary consumers
- an organism that cannot make its own food
- an organism's position within a food chain
- an organism that eats dead and decaying organic matter
- an organism that can create its own food
- an organism that eats producers
- the rate at which organisms within an ecosystem produce new organic matter
- a diagram that illustrates how energy flows through different levels of organisms in an ecosystem
- an organism that mostly feeds on plants
- the total mass of all living organisms within a specific area or ecosystem at a given time
- a process where organisms, usually bacteria, create food by using chemical energy from inorganic compounds instead of sunlight
21 Clues: living things • non living things • top of the food chain • an organism that eats producers • a community of living organisms • the ability to do work or cause change • an organism that eats primary consumers • an organism that mostly feeds on plants • an organism that can create its own food • an organism that eats plants and animals • an organism that cannot make its own food • ...
Plants and Temperature 2023-05-02
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- when daily temperatures influence plant responses, such as flowering
- change of daily temperatures
- temperature rangein which plants grow and survive.
- cold treatment of plants
- plants that prefer cooler growing temperatures and are tolerant of frost
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- short for Growing degree days
- ideal temperature for plant growth.
- cold requirement for seeds to germinate
- plants that require warmer temperatures for best growth
- all the chemical reactions in a plant.
- plant’s ability to tolerate cold temperatures
11 Clues: cold treatment of plants • change of daily temperatures • short for Growing degree days • ideal temperature for plant growth. • all the chemical reactions in a plant. • cold requirement for seeds to germinate • plant’s ability to tolerate cold temperatures • temperature rangein which plants grow and survive. • plants that require warmer temperatures for best growth • ...
photosyntisis 2022-05-18
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- plants collect energy from
- plants use ? to drink water form soil
- glucose is made from carbon and ?
- what is the name of the cell that absorbs water
- they use this energy to make a sugar called
- what is the tissue that transports watercalled
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- leaves absorb ? from the air
- what makes plants green
- what are the openings leaves have to intakeair
- glucose is the main source of nutrition for
- chlorophyll traps ? from sunlight
11 Clues: what makes plants green • plants collect energy from • leaves absorb ? from the air • glucose is made from carbon and ? • chlorophyll traps ? from sunlight • plants use ? to drink water form soil • glucose is the main source of nutrition for • they use this energy to make a sugar called • what are the openings leaves have to intakeair • ...
Horticulture Terms 2022-10-18
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- Plants that retain their foliage throughout the year
- A plant cultivar resulting from the intentional cross-pollination of two closely related species or varieties
- Plants that spread aggressively and are difficult to eradicate
- Essential nutrient responsible for green vegetative growth in plants
- Intermediate soil particle, .002 to .05 millimeters; silt combines the best traits of both sand and clay particles, retaining moisture and nutrients effectively while draining freely
- what an annual plant does when it sends up a flower stalk and sets seed; the term is typically applied to cool season vegetable crops that go to seed prematurely as a result of hot weather.
- these are plants that do not tolerate freezing weather and must be brought indoors in order to survive the winter; examples include heliotrope, fuchsia and begonia
- A common ingredient in potting soil, a mica-like mineral that has been heated, causing it to expand into a spongy material with exceptional water and air holding capacity
- Material used to protect the soil, including wood chips, straw and bark nuggets; protects the soil from erosion, adds organic matter, conserves moisture and keeps plant roots cool
- Plants that lose their foliage during the winter months
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- A plant that lives year after year; all woody trees, shrubs, and vines, and many herbaceous species
- A plant variety developed through selective breeding; and are developed for many purposes, including fruiting, flowering, and disease-resistance characteristics
- The tiniest particles found in soil, less than .002 millimeters in size; it excels at holding both nutrients and moisture, though they drain poorly and become rock-hard when dry
- The largest particles found in soil, .05 to 2 millimeters in size; soil with a high sand content drains readily, but nutrients are easily leached away
- Plants with multi-colored foliage
- Plants that do not have woody stems, only soft green stalks, and leaves
- A plant that lives for only a single growing season; most grow in spring and summer, dying with the first frost of fall, though some species thrive in cool weather, setting seed and dying when the weather warms in spring.
- Loosening the soil to introduce more air and improve drainage
- Fertile, well-drained soil; having an ideal balance of sand, silt, and clay particles, along with abundant organic matter and humus content
- In the taxonomic classification of organisms, this is the rank above species and below family (plural: genera); it is synonymous with the “scientific” or “Latin” name of plants (i.e. Rosa, Salvia and Quercus) and is always capitalized
- A common ingredient in potting soil, perlite is a volcanic mineral that has been heated, causing it to puff up; has exceptional water and air holding capacity, which helps to prevent soil from becoming compacted or drying out
21 Clues: Plants with multi-colored foliage • Plants that retain their foliage throughout the year • Plants that lose their foliage during the winter months • Loosening the soil to introduce more air and improve drainage • Plants that spread aggressively and are difficult to eradicate • Essential nutrient responsible for green vegetative growth in plants • ...
Life and Cells 2025-09-01
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- Plant structures that absorb water and anchor the plant
- Simple sugar broken down in respiration
- The group below order in classification
- Green pigment in plants that traps light energy
- Scientist who developed the modern classification system
- Reproductive structure that grows into a new plant
- Process that releases energy from glucose
- Membrane enclosed part of a cell with a specific job
- Something that once carried out MRS GREN but no longer does
- The basic unit of life
- Bacteria that can photosynthesise, also called blue-green algae
- Plants with naked seeds, such as pines
- Outer layer that gives plant cells their shape
- A specific type of animal e.g. Canis familiaris
- One of MRS GREN, means changing position
- Reproductive cell of fungi, mosses, and ferns
- Mobile organisms that internally digest their food
- Gas needed for respiration
- A grouping of similar species e.g. Canis
- Flat green organs that capture sunlight
- Organelle that breaks down waste in animal cells
- Something that has never carried out MRS GREN
- One of MRS GREN, taking in and using food
- Something that carries out all of MRS GREN
- Organelle like structure that makes proteins
- Organisms that make their own food
- Organelle that controls the cell, contains DNA
- Multicellular organisms that usually photosynthesise
- Sorting things into groups
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- One of MRS GREN, making more of the same kind
- Organelle where photosynthesis takes place
- Organelle where respiration takes place
- Jelly-like substance where reactions occur
- Reproductive part of angiosperm plants
- Organisms that eat others for energy
- A tree that classifies by splitting groups into two
- Animals with a backbone
- Cold-blooded vertebrate with scales
- The group below class in classification
- Tiny pores on leaves that let gases in and out
- Thin layer that controls what enters and leaves a cell
- Non-vascular plants such as mosses and liverworts
- Type of cell with a nucleus
- The group below phylum in classification
- Animals without a backbone
- The science of naming and grouping organisms
- Warm-blooded vertebrate with feathers and eggs
- Cold-blooded vertebrate that lives on land and water
- One of MRS GREN, means getting bigger or developing
- Flowering plants with seeds in fruits
- dioxide Gas released during respiration
- One of MRS GREN, removing waste from the body
- Process where plants make glucose using light
- System that transports water and food in plants
- Warm-blooded vertebrate with hair and milk for young
- Things in the environment that cause a response
- The largest group in classification
- Able to move from one place to another
- Organelle that stores water and other substances
- Type of cell without a nucleus
- The group below kingdom in classification
61 Clues: The basic unit of life • Animals with a backbone • Animals without a backbone • Gas needed for respiration • Sorting things into groups • Type of cell with a nucleus • Type of cell without a nucleus • Organisms that make their own food • Cold-blooded vertebrate with scales • The largest group in classification • Organisms that eat others for energy • ...
Transport in the xylem of plants - terminology 2022-09-14
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- Vascular tissue in plants which conducts water and dissolved minerals throughout the plant
- Chemical bonds between water molecules, and between water molecules and plant cell walls
- Wider, shorter, thinner walled and less tapered water conducting cells, found in plants
- The attraction between particles of the same substance, e.g. beetween water molecules
- In regard to energy transformation, uptake of minerals in the roots is an _______________ process.
- A plant adapted for saline conditions
- The ____________________ pathway involves the movement of water through cells walls of root cells.
- Long, thin water conducting cells with tapered ends, found in plants
- A device used to measure water uptake in plants
- A waxy layer on top of the plant epidermis that has low permeability to gases and water
- Thinner regions of secondary cell walls of tracheids and vessel elements, which allow lateral water movement between neighboring cells
- Strengthening and waterproofing polymer in the secondary cell walls of tracheids and vessel elements
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- Perforations at the end walls of vessel elements that enable water flow through the vessels
- The attraction between different substances, such as between water and plant cell walls
- Long »micropipe« that consist of vessel elements aligned end to end
- A plant adapted for dry conditions
- The ____________________ pathway involves the movement of water through cytoplasm of root cells.
- Specialized cells that are located in a pair on each side of a stoma and control the aperture of a stoma
- The loss of water vapour from the leaves and stems of plants
- Pores in the epidermis of the leaf or stem of a plant that allow gas exchange
- The passive process by which water is absorbed into root cells
21 Clues: A plant adapted for dry conditions • A plant adapted for saline conditions • A device used to measure water uptake in plants • The loss of water vapour from the leaves and stems of plants • The passive process by which water is absorbed into root cells • Long »micropipe« that consist of vessel elements aligned end to end • ...
bioshpere crossword 2019-11-25
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- an organism that eats both plants and animals
- a product that is formed as the result of a chemical reaction
- something that makes their own food
- the process of one ecological community gradually changing into another
- a nonliving feature in an ecosystem
- an organism that only eats meat
- where one organism benefits and the other is unaffected
- an organism that feeds on corpses of plants or animals
- adjusting to new conditions
- the process of how plants produce food from the sun
- what is done in a habitat
- a group of similar organisms consisting of similar genes
- a living feature in an ecosystem
- a group of different species living or growing together
- a community of interacting organism and their physical environment
- factor anything that restricts the size of the population
- capacity the number of living organism a region can support
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- species the first species to colonize a new or undisturbed land
- the regions of the earth that organisms can live in
- where both organisms benefit
- all the organisms of the same species that live in the same area at the same time
- where one organism benefits and the other one suffers
- the natural home of an organism
- a substance that takes part and undergoes change during a reaction
- preying of one animal on another
- the process of a body of water becoming nutrient rich
- the process of forming energy in living organisms
- an organism that only eats plants
- a relationship between two organisms
- something that eats other organisms
- a large naturally occurring community of plants and animals
31 Clues: what is done in a habitat • adjusting to new conditions • where both organisms benefit • the natural home of an organism • an organism that only eats meat • preying of one animal on another • a living feature in an ecosystem • an organism that only eats plants • something that makes their own food • a nonliving feature in an ecosystem • something that eats other organisms • ...
Kelp Forest Habitat Crossword 2021-03-02
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- The leaflike blade of a kelp plant and the stem
- The part of the seaweed that attaches it to the seafloor
- Any of the large brown seaweeds, like Macrocystis
- What giant kelp needs for growth (singular)
- The kelp and other seaweeds belong in a large group of primitive plants called ______________
- A large flat snail that eats kelp and is a preferred prey of sea otters
- Common name for large ocean plants
- A characteristic (body part, behavior or other) that helps a plant or animal survive
- Abbreviation for self-contained underwater breathing apparatus
- Common sea star found in kelp forests
- Organism that causes the decay of dead plant and animal matter
- An animal that kills and eats animals
- Of the sea
- All of the plants and animals living in a specific area
- Scientific name of giant kelp
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- How barnacles eat
- How green plants use sunlight to produce food
- an animal that is killed and eaten by a predator
- An animal without a backbone
- The top part of the kelp forest
- Where a plant or animal lives
- Decorator crabs are bottom-dwelling or ________
- ________________ seaweed: a piece of seaweed that has broken its attachment and floats freely with the ocean currents
- Life forms that produce their own food through photosynthesis
- Marine mammals found in the kelp forests off the coast of Monterey
- A spiny sea ______ lives at the bottom of the kelp forest
- A predatory crustacean
- The leaflike part of a seaweed
- Tiny plants and animals that swim weakly or drift with ocean currents
29 Clues: Of the sea • How barnacles eat • A predatory crustacean • An animal without a backbone • Where a plant or animal lives • Scientific name of giant kelp • The leaflike part of a seaweed • The top part of the kelp forest • Common name for large ocean plants • Common sea star found in kelp forests • An animal that kills and eats animals • What giant kelp needs for growth (singular) • ...
Land Biomes 2021-11-09
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- a dense growth of trees in the northern biotic area characterized especially by dominance of coniferous forests
- a plant or animal capable of establishing itself in a bare, barren, or open area and initiating an ecological cycle
- everywhere on earth an organism can live
- a dense growth of trees and underbrush covering a large tract where leaves drop off of most of the tree
- a graphic representation of the relation of two climatic elements (as temperature and humidity) plotted at monthly intervals throughout the year
- the largest geographic biotic unit, a major community of plants and animals with similar life forms and environmental conditions
- a level or rolling treeless plain that is characteristic of arctic and subarctic regions
- in the direction from which the wind is blowing
- a relatively stable ecological stage or community especially of plants that is achieved through successful adaptation to an environment
- the process of one community replacing another
- a tropical woodland with an annual rainfall of at least 100 inches (254 centimeters) and marked by lofty broad-leaved evergreen trees forming a continuous canopy
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- a permanently frozen layer at variable depth below the surface in frigid regions of a planet
- an ecological community in which the characteristic plants are grasses
- a region of reduced rainfall on the lee side of high mountains
- type of ecological succession in which plants and animals first colonize a barren, lifeless habitat
- arid land with usually sparse vegetation
- type of ecological succession in which plants and animals recolonize a habitat after a major disturbance
- a measurement on a globe or map of location north or south of the Equator
- in the direction to which the wind is blowing
- measure of distance above sea level.
20 Clues: measure of distance above sea level. • everywhere on earth an organism can live • arid land with usually sparse vegetation • in the direction to which the wind is blowing • the process of one community replacing another • in the direction from which the wind is blowing • a region of reduced rainfall on the lee side of high mountains • ...
photosynthesis 2022-03-21
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- the part of a tissue or organ with a structural or connective role
- a colorless, odorless reactive gas, the chemical element of atomic number 8 and the life-supporting component of the air
- an organelle within the cells of plants and certain algae that is the site of photosynthesis
- the physical interaction among electric charges, magnetic moments, and the electromagnetic field
- a response of an organism or living tissue to a stimulus
- a microscopic organism, especially a bacterium, virus, or fungus
- gas formed during respiration and by the decomposition of organic substances; absorbed from the air by plants in photosynthesis
- a pigment that gives plants their green color
- relating to, involving, or requiring free oxygen
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- a simple sugar which is an important energy source in living organisms and is a component of many carbohydrates
- the process by which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create oxygen and energy in the form of sugar
- organisms whose cells lack a nucleus and other organelles
- the region between 400 nm and 700 nm is what plants use to drive photosynthesis
- an oxide containing two atoms of oxygen in its molecule or empirical formula
- the principal molecule for storing and transferring energy in cells
- any substance consisting of matter
- the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates
- a subcellular structure that has one or more specific jobs to perform in the cell
- a group of atoms bonded together, representing the smallest fundamental unit of a chemical compound that can take part in a chemical reaction
- a unique substance that consists of two or more elements combined in fixed proportions
20 Clues: any substance consisting of matter • a pigment that gives plants their green color • relating to, involving, or requiring free oxygen • a response of an organism or living tissue to a stimulus • organisms whose cells lack a nucleus and other organelles • a microscopic organism, especially a bacterium, virus, or fungus • ...
5th grade Science Final Review, Unit 2: Organisms and Ecosystems 2021-12-24
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- a struggle between two or more organisms for a limited resource
- changes in an organism that make it better able to live in a particular place or situation
- rotting
- dying out
- tiny pores that allow gases to move in and out of a plant
- developed for a specific purpose
- an organism that makes its own food
- an animal that kills and eats other animals
- an organism that relies on other plants and animals for food
- having no tissues to carry water or nutrients
- a group or system of interconnected things
- having tissues that are able to transport water and nutrients
- an organism that breaks down dead plant and animal matter
- chain a series of organisms in which each member feeds on the one below it
- a green pigment in plants that absorbs sunlight
- a strong effect
- an animal that eats both plants and other animals
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- the passage of water vapor through a plant's pores
- the waste that comes out of an earthworm's body
- an organism that can only be seen under a microscope
- to change in form
- the natural home of an animal plant or other organism
- cells that contain chlorophyll and convert sunlight into energy
- web a network of interconnected food chains
- to provide what is needed to exist or continue
- an animal that eats only plants
- the part played by a person or thing in bringing about a result
- an animal hunted or caught for food by another animal
- to take in or soak up
- a group of organisms and the environment in which they live
- the kind of food that an organism regularly eats
- the process by which plants use sunlight carbon dioxide and water to create food
- an animal that eats other animals
- the fat of sea mammals
34 Clues: rotting • dying out • a strong effect • to change in form • to take in or soak up • the fat of sea mammals • an animal that eats only plants • developed for a specific purpose • an animal that eats other animals • an organism that makes its own food • a group or system of interconnected things • web a network of interconnected food chains • an animal that kills and eats other animals • ...
Agricu 2023-07-26
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- enforces fishing regulations and manages aquatic resources
- oversees operations in a storage facility
- oversees daily operations and activities on a farm
- researches and develops new food products
- prepares and sells meat
- supplies water to animals or plants
- designs systems for water distribution in agriculture
- removes wool or fleece from sheep
- focuses on crop production and soil management
- selectively breeds plants or animals for specific traits
- manages the production and maintenance of crops
- handles and manages animals, often on a ranch
- cleans and maintains animals' appearance
- transporting goods to their destination
- advises on animal or human diet and nutrition
- provides medical care to animals
- provides expert advice on farming practices
- gathers eggs from poultry
- applies engineering principles to agriculture
- evaluates and assesses the quality of products
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- supplies food to animals on the farm
- extracts milk from animals, usually cows
- designs solutions for environmental problems
- assists with various tasks on the farm
- ensures products meet standards and specifications
- cultivates crops and raises livestock
- applies engineering principles to food processing
- analyzes and interprets data
- operates a large vehicle for transporting goods
- studies water distribution and movement in the Earth
- studies plants and their biology
- studies the relationships between organisms and their environment
- examines and ensures compliance with regulations
- gathers information and data
- conducts systematic investigation and study
- manages and keeps bees for honey production
- harvests fruits from trees or plants
- designs and develops vehicles
- provides financial support and management
- cultivates and produces plants or crops
40 Clues: prepares and sells meat • gathers eggs from poultry • analyzes and interprets data • gathers information and data • designs and develops vehicles • studies plants and their biology • provides medical care to animals • removes wool or fleece from sheep • supplies water to animals or plants • supplies food to animals on the farm • harvests fruits from trees or plants • ...
Ag Science 2023-10-19
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- milk first produced after giving birth
- castrated male cow
- a type of potatoe
- a baby is coming this direction if its tail and feet are coming first
- Conserved grass
- is sprayed on the naval of young
- grass preserved by dehydration
- runoff from silage pit that is collected in a tank
- makes bales
- when a mother is producing milk
- baby sheep
- diet in which they only eat meat
- have no top teeth
- 10-10-20, 18-6-12
- converts organic matter to humus, improving soil fertility
- a plant that fixes nitrogen
- male chicken
- physically digest food
- meat from pigs
- plants that grow in the wrong place
- component of fertilizer
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- silage can be saved as bales or in a _ _ _
- faeces from cows collected in a tank under slats in a shed, also called:
- rock formed from sandstone
- green pigment found in plants
- source of nutrition for young farm animals
- way plants make food
- is an enzyme found in your mouth
- where turf Is cut
- are a sign of poorly drained land
- this animals teeth are clipped when they are born
- a baby pig
- diet in which they only eat plants
- fermented barley
- offspring of a donkey bred with a horse
- number of stomachs a cow or a sheep has
- a beef breed of cow
- a dairy breed of cow
- a metamorphic rock
- female cow that has not calved, year old
- are a breed of sheep
- female chicken
- is used to assist birth/a boy's name
- provides plants with energy to make food
- rock type formed when magma cools
45 Clues: a baby pig • baby sheep • makes bales • male chicken • female chicken • meat from pigs • Conserved grass • fermented barley • where turf Is cut • a type of potatoe • have no top teeth • 10-10-20, 18-6-12 • castrated male cow • a metamorphic rock • a beef breed of cow • way plants make food • a dairy breed of cow • are a breed of sheep • physically digest food • component of fertilizer • ...
Animal & Plant Cells 2024-09-01
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- strengthen seed coats and are responsible for gritty-textured flesh of some fruits
- surround all the nerve fibers and produce myelin sheath similar to the oligodendrocytes
- responsible for the production of the myelin sheath
- cells that are mostly responsible for the synthesis and storage of plant food
- a type of connective tissue that has more flexible matrix than bone
- prevents loss of water and invasion of disease-causing microorganisms
- groups of cells that work together to perform a specialized function
- composed of sieve-tube elements that help in the transport of nutrients throughout the plant’s body
- muscles that are found in the walls of hollow organs such as intestines, stomach, bladder, blood vessels, and uterus
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- a meristematic tissue that responsible for the primary growth of plants
- covers the whole body of nonwoody and young woody plants and is protected by a waxy cuticle
- a type of epithelial cell that has more than two layers
- cells that provide a furnishing flexible support to immature parts of plants
- used in transportation of substance, immune response, and blood clotting
- slit-like structures on the lower epidermis of leaves which aids in the exchange of gases between plants and the environment
- organisms that belong to the same species and live in the same area
- the basic unit of the nervous system that consists of structures that can conduct electrochemical signals as a form of information
- specialized structures that regulate the opening and closing of stomata
- a type of animal tissue that forms the inner and outer lining of organs, the covering in surfaces, and the primary glandular tissue of the body
- a part of lateral meristem that gives rise to cork cells which replaces epidermis of plants once they mature
20 Clues: responsible for the production of the myelin sheath • a type of epithelial cell that has more than two layers • organisms that belong to the same species and live in the same area • a type of connective tissue that has more flexible matrix than bone • groups of cells that work together to perform a specialized function • ...
Unit 5 B vocab 2024-05-21
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- -organisms, such as plants and phytoplankton, that can produce their own food through photosynthesis or chemosynthesis
- all of the environmental factors and interspecies relationships that influence the species
- -a series of chemical reactions that break down glucose to produce ATP
- -the doctrine that mutual dependence is necessary to social well-being.
- -a person who purchases goods and services for personal use.
- -the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water. Photosynthesis in plants generally involves the green pigment chlorophyll and generates oxygen as a byproduct.
- -Eats both plants and animals.
- -the preying of one animal on others.
- -Animals that eats plants.
- -the consumption of plant material by animals
- -the process of reciprocal evolutionary change that occurs between pairs of species or among groups of species as they interact with one another.
- -an association between two organisms in which one benefits and the other derives neither benefit nor harm.
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- -interaction between two different organisms living in close physical association, typically to the advantage of both.
- -Meet eaters
- -when different organisms within one ecosystem split up an area so that they will not compete for the same resources and when those organisms have a special adaptation.
- -the practice of living as a parasite in or on another organism.
- -The ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily agree with.
- -An organism that breaks down certain things like leaves.
- -the process by which food is made by bacteria or other living things using chemicals as the energy source, typically in the absence of sunlight.
- -an animal which feeds on dead organic material, especially plant detritus.
20 Clues: -Meet eaters • -Animals that eats plants. • -Eats both plants and animals. • -the preying of one animal on others. • -the consumption of plant material by animals • -An organism that breaks down certain things like leaves. • -a person who purchases goods and services for personal use. • -the practice of living as a parasite in or on another organism. • ...
Farming and Soil Review 2024-11-28
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- Technique used to grow plants without soil
- Type of soil that feels slippery when moist and will form a ball when wet
- type of food grown without the use of chemicals
- When harmful chemicals build up in the food chain
- When harmful chemicals build up in a single organism overtime
- a machine that positions seeds in the soil and covers them with soil
- Substance added to the soil to help plants grow
- A machine that harvest a crop by cutting and separating the grain
- partly decomposed organic matter
- A chemical designed to kill weeds
- device used to turn over or mix soil
- Type of soil that is dark coloured, crumbles and great for growing most plants
- To prepare and use land for crops
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- An organic pest control process that plants a crop alongside plants that discourage pests
- _______ material are the rocks and minerals that get broken down to become part of the soil
- A chemical designed to kill bugs
- Type of soil that will not form into a ball, is light brown and mostly mineral particles
- Leaves the stubble of the previous crop on the ground
- Rows of trees or shrubs that block wind and prevent erosion
- A method of controlling pests using their natural enemies
- Only planting one crop in a field in the same field in the same year
- a system of large pipes and sprinklers to water crops
- Growing multiple crops in the same field in the same year
- Growing a different crop in a field every year so the soil doesn't run out of specific nutrients
24 Clues: A chemical designed to kill bugs • partly decomposed organic matter • A chemical designed to kill weeds • To prepare and use land for crops • device used to turn over or mix soil • Technique used to grow plants without soil • type of food grown without the use of chemicals • Substance added to the soil to help plants grow • ...
Agriculture 2024-10-11
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- - An unwanted plant that grows among crops.
- - A structure used to grow plants in a controlled environment.
- - Food given to livestock, especially dried hay or feed.
- - The part of a plant that is planted to grow new crops.
- - A powerful vehicle used on farms to pull machinery.
- - A tool used to turn over the soil before planting.
- - Decomposed organic matter used to enrich soil.
- - A cereal grain used in food and brewing.
- - Farm animals raised for food or other products.
- - Farming that avoids synthetic chemicals and promotes natural growth.
- - Small seeds like wheat or corn that are harvested for food.
- - Related to the production of milk and milk products.
- - A chemical used to kill pests that damage crops.
- - A substance added to soil to help plants grow better.
- Rotation - The practice of growing different crops in succession on the same land.
- - The practice of growing trees alongside crops or livestock.
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- - The structure where bees are kept to produce honey.
- - Material spread over soil to retain moisture and suppress weeds.
- - The process of gathering mature crops from the fields.
- - The amount of crop produced per unit area.
- - Birds such as chickens, ducks, and turkeys raised on farms.
- - The method of growing plants without soil, using mineral nutrient solutions.
- - The top layer of the earth where plants grow.
- - Land covered with grass for grazing animals.
- - Plants grown by farmers for food or other products.
- - A field or area where fruit trees are grown.
- - A large farm where animals like cattle or sheep are raised.
- - The method of supplying water to crops in dry areas.
- - Fermented, stored fodder used to feed livestock.
- - The preparation of soil for planting by mechanical agitation.
30 Clues: - A cereal grain used in food and brewing. • - An unwanted plant that grows among crops. • - The amount of crop produced per unit area. • - Land covered with grass for grazing animals. • - A field or area where fruit trees are grown. • - The top layer of the earth where plants grow. • - Decomposed organic matter used to enrich soil. • ...
Ecology 2014-10-12
Across
- each step in a food chain
- one lives on or inside other organisms and harms it
- organism that captures energy from sunlight and use energy to produce food
- one member benefits, others not affected
- links all food chains in an ecosystem
- group of organisms that can breed and have fertile offspring
- series of steps where organisms transfer energy by eating are being eaten
- both benefit
- eat plants
- scientific study of interaction between organisms and their environment
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- substances an organism needs to sustain life
- an organism's job
- water evaporating from leaves of plants
- any relationship between where two species live closely together
- collection of different populations that live together in same area
- collection of all organisms that live in same place with nonliving environment
- eat animals
- organisms that make their own food
- eat plants and animals
- total amount of living tissues within a tropic level
20 Clues: eat plants • eat animals • both benefit • an organism's job • eat plants and animals • each step in a food chain • organisms that make their own food • links all food chains in an ecosystem • water evaporating from leaves of plants • one member benefits, others not affected • substances an organism needs to sustain life • one lives on or inside other organisms and harms it • ...
chapter 2 vocab by jt 2015-03-09
Across
- the movement of a organism from one place to another
- a consumer that only eats plants
- the slow moments of continents
- a typical weather pattern in a area
- leafy roof
- solid that is frozen all year
- a consumer that eats both plants and animals
- a group of land ecosystem with similar climates
- a consumer that only eats animals
Down
- a organism that brakes down dead organism
- an event that makes one organism eat another to get energy
- a organism that makes its own food
- a graph that shows the movement of energy from one level to another
- a layer of small plants
- the study of where organism live
- gas in to water
- extremely cold and dry place
- pattern of overlapping food chains in an ecosystem
- a carnivore that feeds off of dead organism
- a organism that gets energy by eating other organisms
20 Clues: leafy roof • gas in to water • a layer of small plants • extremely cold and dry place • solid that is frozen all year • the slow moments of continents • a consumer that only eats plants • the study of where organism live • a consumer that only eats animals • a organism that makes its own food • a typical weather pattern in a area • a organism that brakes down dead organism • ...
Ecology 2016-01-29
Across
- recycles dead organisms and waste
- one species benefits, the other is neither helped nor harmed
- Something that is not living or never living.
- The way plants make their food.
- eat both plants & meet
- Living or once living.
- on species benefits, the other is harmed in some way
- must eat something for energy
- eats meat
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- Both species benefit from the relationship
- all of the different populations living in an area (no abiotic factors)
- all the members of one species in an area
- one living thing
- the variety of live (or species)on Earth
- eats plants
- eats dead animals
- Being dependent on others for some needs, being mutually dependent on each other
- a close relationship between species that benefits at least one of the species
- all of the living and nonliving things that interact in an area
- makes its own food
20 Clues: eats meat • eats plants • one living thing • eats dead animals • makes its own food • eat both plants & meet • Living or once living. • must eat something for energy • The way plants make their food. • recycles dead organisms and waste • the variety of live (or species)on Earth • all the members of one species in an area • Both species benefit from the relationship • ...
LETS KNOW MORE ABOUT DIVERSITY 2016-11-16
Across
- Flowering plants
- Naked seeds are found in_
- Kingdom having unicellular,Eukaryotic organisms
- Seeds are formed from_
- Seeds with one cotyledon
- False foot in Amoeba
- Ambhibians of plant kingdom
- Grouping organisms into groups on the basis of similarities and differences
- Cell wall of fungi
- Eg of dicot plant
- Fruit formed from the_
- Category with maximum diversity and number
- Having spiral shaped chloroplast
- Aquatic plants only
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- Locomotary organ in Paramecium
- First land plants with vascular tissue
- Common name is Algae
- Seed with two cotyledons
- Nutrition in fungi
- The lowest category of classification
- Scientific naming of organisms
- Root like structure in Bryophytes
- Result of symbiotic association of Fungi and Algae
- Scientist who gave scientific naming of organisms
- Locomotary organ in Euglena
- Kingdom having unicellular,Prokaryotic organisms
- Eg of monocot plant
27 Clues: Flowering plants • Eg of dicot plant • Nutrition in fungi • Cell wall of fungi • Eg of monocot plant • Aquatic plants only • Common name is Algae • False foot in Amoeba • Seeds are formed from_ • Fruit formed from the_ • Seed with two cotyledons • Seeds with one cotyledon • Naked seeds are found in_ • Ambhibians of plant kingdom • Locomotary organ in Euglena • Locomotary organ in Paramecium • ...
Forestry 2020-05-07
Across
- Likes to chase mice
- or normally lives or photosynthesis- A green plant turns Water and carbon dioxide
- - Includes living things such as plants soil
- - Land that is covered in bushes and trees.
- - A place or type where a plant or animal
- Has a trunk
- -A crop that is grown and then sold
- To protect animals,plants natural resources
- dont complete or desroy naturalresources.
- Flying mammal
- - all animals that live in a particular places.
- Large marsupial
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- - To be used without using or destroyed methods
- - Something that is eroded or faded away.
- - A shallow area with little water ,such as
- Man's best friend
- An election campaign.
- - It's cutting down or burning all the trees in a
- - A flat large area with grass and a few trees
- - Any living things of a group ,
- africa and south africa.
- all plants that live in particular places
22 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • An election campaign. • africa and south africa. • -A crop that is grown and then sold • - Any living things of a group , • dont complete or desroy naturalresources. • all plants that live in particular places • - Land that is covered in bushes and trees. • ...
Ch 6 Words 2021-02-26
Across
- Plants with true vascular tissue
- Plants that lack vascular tissue to move materials
- Flowering plants
- Angiosperms that have only one seed leaf
- Vascular tissue through which food moves
- The structures in which food are made
- A green pigment found in chloroplasts
- A large storage sac that can expand and shrink
- Organized plant cells
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- A seed plant that produces naked seeds
- A system of tubelike structures inside a plant that move materials
- Tiny structures that contain the cells that will later become sperm cells
- Rootlike structures that anchor moss and absorb water and nutrients
- Fern's leaves
- A waxy, waterproof layer of a plant
- A seed leaf that provides food for the embryo
- Sunlight providing energy for the plant food making process
- Vascular tissue through which water and minerals move
- Produces seeds with two seed leaves
- A structure that contains a young plant inside a protective covering
20 Clues: Fern's leaves • Flowering plants • Organized plant cells • Plants with true vascular tissue • A waxy, waterproof layer of a plant • Produces seeds with two seed leaves • The structures in which food are made • A green pigment found in chloroplasts • A seed plant that produces naked seeds • Angiosperms that have only one seed leaf • Vascular tissue through which food moves • ...
photosynthesis 2019-04-09
Across
- stops leaves losing water and is transparent
- mesophyll where most of the photosynthesis takes place
- allow growers to control conditions for photosynthesis
- walls of plant cells made from glucose
- process carried out by cells using glucose
- cell organelles where chlorophyll is found
- air spaces in the leaf with large surface area for diffusion
- part of the plant that takes in water
- system for growing plants without soil
- used to test for starch
Down
- what the product of photosynthesis is stored as
- substance taken in by plants for photosynthesis
- pigment that absorbs light energy
- holes in leaves that allow exchange of gases
- stored by a plant
- gas taken in by plants for photosynthesis
- gas product of photosynthesis
- a limiting factor for photosynthesis
- colour of iodine with starch
- made from glucose and nitrates by the plant
- product of photosynthesis
- factor that effects the rate of photosynthesis
22 Clues: stored by a plant • used to test for starch • product of photosynthesis • colour of iodine with starch • gas product of photosynthesis • pigment that absorbs light energy • a limiting factor for photosynthesis • part of the plant that takes in water • walls of plant cells made from glucose • system for growing plants without soil • gas taken in by plants for photosynthesis • ...
macromolecules 2016-09-26
Across
- unsaturated fats are _____ at room temperature.
- glucose is the ____ for carbohydrates.
- support they provide ___________________ for plants.
- form the cell membrane.
- are two monosaccharides put together
- are made from 20 amino acids
- most common lipid
- monsaccharides are _______ sugars
- carbohydrates,lipids, nuclear acids, and proteins are _______ macromolucues.
- lipids are made from a long ____ of fatty acids that don't dissolve in water.
- amino acids are bonded by ______ bonds.
- _____ is used by plants to store energy.
- have long term energy storage.
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- saturated fats are ___ at room temperature.
- Nuclear acids are composed of _______
- is an example of carbohydrates.
- provide short term energy.
- _____ is found i the nucleus of cells.
- a very large molecule formed by joining a smaller organic together.
- proteins are mainly composed of _______ , oxygen and nitrogen.
- glycogen is ______ strung together
- acids store genetic information.
- carries genetic information.
- carbohydrates are found in ____
24 Clues: most common lipid • form the cell membrane. • provide short term energy. • are made from 20 amino acids • carries genetic information. • have long term energy storage. • is an example of carbohydrates. • carbohydrates are found in ____ • monsaccharides are _______ sugars • acids store genetic information. • glycogen is ______ strung together • are two monosaccharides put together • ...
Carbon Farming 2024-06-06
Across
- A colorless gas absorbed by plants and soil
- Holds moisture gasses and tiny particles
- Long term temperature changes often caused by heat trapping gasses (Carbon)
- Storage of carbon in the ocean, soil and vegetation
- Living and nonliving working together to create life
- Average rate when greenhouse gases are released into the atmosphere
- Where soil carbon is mainly stored
- Soil that is able to sustain plant growth
- Used for destroying or repelling pest
Down
- when plants use sunlight to make food from carbon dioxide and water
- Herbicide used to kill weeds
- a supplement used to supply plants with nutrients
- Carbon admissions
- The practice of keeping the soil structure instead of breaking it down
- A balance between emitting and absorbing carbon in the atmosphere
- Total amount of greenhouse gasses produced
- Agriculture methods that enhance carbon storage
- Capacity of soil structure
- Fuel containing coal oil and natural gas
- Practice of farming
20 Clues: Carbon admissions • Practice of farming • Capacity of soil structure • Herbicide used to kill weeds • Where soil carbon is mainly stored • Used for destroying or repelling pest • Holds moisture gasses and tiny particles • Fuel containing coal oil and natural gas • Soil that is able to sustain plant growth • Total amount of greenhouse gasses produced • ...
Marine Botany Study Tool 2024-02-22
Across
- algae found the deepest
- this property of mangrove seeds allows them to float
- how mangroves pollinate
- romans used this to reduce pain & infection of rashes
- this tree can replace salt marshes in tropics
- only brown algae have this
- dinoflaggellates
- animal-like, unicellular or colonial
- calcium carbonate shell
- marine plants lost this piece due to evolution
- first multicellular primary producer
- marine flowering plants
- how algae reproduces sexually
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- only green algae have this
- red algae polysaccarides are used in this
- photosynthetic, radial & bilateral symmetry
- this is used to treat goiters
- eating red algae prevented this
- heterotrophs, feed on bacteria
- algae most closely related to diatoms
- only red algae have this
- someone who studies algae
- second multicellular primary producer
- how algae reproduces asexually
- all algae have this
- algae most closely related to land plants
- stramenopiles, brown algae & diatoms
27 Clues: dinoflaggellates • all algae have this • algae found the deepest • how mangroves pollinate • calcium carbonate shell • marine flowering plants • only red algae have this • someone who studies algae • only green algae have this • only brown algae have this • this is used to treat goiters • how algae reproduces sexually • heterotrophs, feed on bacteria • how algae reproduces asexually • ...
Marine ecology _Summer Morgan 2024-02-13
Across
- All living things
- eats plants and provides energy for others
- creates its own food
- feeds off primary consumers
- Cant produce its own food
- a symbotic relationships where all species benifit
- eats of secondary consumers
- Not living
- a place where animals or plants live in
- Animal that eats meat
- The study of organisms
- The position of a trophic level in a food chain
- biochemical process
- Gain benifets of a species not gaining benifits
Down
- Anywhere life exists
- linear Sequence of organisms through nutrients
- a parasite on a living animal
- the number of people in a group or place
- a group of people that have similar characteristics
- a organism that breaks down dead material
- eats everything
- Eats mostly plants
- different food chains in one ecosystem
- a community of living things
- use sunlight to create oxygen
25 Clues: Not living • eats everything • All living things • Eats mostly plants • biochemical process • Anywhere life exists • creates its own food • Animal that eats meat • The study of organisms • Cant produce its own food • feeds off primary consumers • eats of secondary consumers • a community of living things • a parasite on a living animal • use sunlight to create oxygen • ...
Marine ecology- Siena 2024-02-14
Across
- when two organisms benefit off each other
- plants use sunlight, water and Co2 to produces oxygen and glucose
- non-living
- a relationship involving benefiting from species interactions
- a place where an organism lives
- feeds only on plants
- organisms that break down other organisms
- all the food chains in the an ecosystem
- an organism that eats organic compounds
- third in line
- all living organisms
- an animal that eats meat
- all the inhabitants of a particular place
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- anywhere life exists
- sequence of organisms as they eat each other
- where one organism is benefited off the expense of another
- consumes animal and plants
- produces organic compounds
- second in line
- a community of living organisms
- first in line
- the position of an organism in the food chain
- intake of oxygen and release of Co2
- study of organisms
24 Clues: non-living • first in line • third in line • second in line • study of organisms • anywhere life exists • feeds only on plants • all living organisms • an animal that eats meat • consumes animal and plants • produces organic compounds • a place where an organism lives • a community of living organisms • intake of oxygen and release of Co2 • all the food chains in the an ecosystem • ...
plant anatomy 2023-03-29
Across
- Transports water and minerals from the roots
- An embryonic leaf which becomes the seed leaf
- The movement and loss of water through evaporation
- Humans use the animal and animal products that feed on plants and plant products
- Control the opening and closing of the stomata
- Protective layer of cells, regulates gas exchange
- Waxy coating that prevents water loss
- Where most photosynthesis takes place
Down
- Pore-like openings on the underside of the leaf that allow gas exchange
- Plants that produce seeds not protected by fruit
- Stores what the palisade creates
- The plant or plant products are used by humans
- Transports food from leaves
- Plants that flower can produce seeds protected by fruit or pods
- Provides a sticky surface to catch pollen
- Angiosperm meaning in Greek
- Supports the stigma
- Gymnosperm meaning in Greek
- The female part of the flower
- The male part of the flower
20 Clues: Supports the stigma • Transports food from leaves • Angiosperm meaning in Greek • Gymnosperm meaning in Greek • The male part of the flower • The female part of the flower • Stores what the palisade creates • Waxy coating that prevents water loss • Where most photosynthesis takes place • Provides a sticky surface to catch pollen • Transports water and minerals from the roots • ...
Grade 7-Asynchronous Worksheet #2.1 2021-10-10
Across
- hold the structure of the plant
- Bright yellow and brown colors in plants
- the basic unit of life
- Powerhouse of the cell
- a hair-like projection that help remove dust particles from the air as we inhale
- similar cells form together to form a functional unit
- what device can we use to see cells
- one-celled
- associated with ribosome
- Cream Yellow Orange and red colors in plants
- no ribosome
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- main life activities occur
- Green pigments in plants
- Destroys invading viruses and bacteria
- many-celled
- one or more types of tissues that are organized in one unit
- makes up the genes
- Where genetic material is found
- Membrane, protective layer that envelops the cytoplasm
- Where protein molecules are formed
- long thread-like structures, which are made up of molecules of proteins and DNA
21 Clues: one-celled • many-celled • no ribosome • makes up the genes • the basic unit of life • Powerhouse of the cell • Green pigments in plants • associated with ribosome • main life activities occur • hold the structure of the plant • Where genetic material is found • Where protein molecules are formed • what device can we use to see cells • Destroys invading viruses and bacteria • ...
Grade 7-Asynchronous Worksheet #2.1 2021-10-10
Across
- hold the structure of the plant
- Bright yellow and brown colors in plants
- the basic unit of life
- Powerhouse of the cell
- a hair-like projection that help remove dust particles from the air as we inhale
- similar cells form together to form a functional unit
- what device can we use to see cells
- one-celled
- associated with ribosome
- Cream Yellow Orange and red colors in plants
- no ribosome
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- main life activities occur
- Green pigments in plants
- Destroys invading viruses and bacteria
- many-celled
- one or more types of tissues that are organized in one unit
- makes up the genes
- Where genetic material is found
- Membrane, protective layer that envelops the cytoplasm
- Where protein molecules are formed
- long thread-like structures, which are made up of molecules of proteins and DNA
21 Clues: one-celled • many-celled • no ribosome • makes up the genes • the basic unit of life • Powerhouse of the cell • Green pigments in plants • associated with ribosome • main life activities occur • hold the structure of the plant • Where genetic material is found • Where protein molecules are formed • what device can we use to see cells • Destroys invading viruses and bacteria • ...
