the plant Crossword Puzzles
biosphere crossword 2019-12-04
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- plant eater
- a plant or animal that produces food for itself and others
- a type of a domesticated animal
- the act of breathing
- a variable of an ecosystem
- an animal who cannot produce his/her/their own food
- the nonliving factors in an ecosystem
- an animal who eats dead plants
- the results of photosynthesis
- the area or range of a biome
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- an animal that eats both plant and animal
- a specific species in an ecosystem’s amount of people
- an animal who eats dead animal
- an organism's evolution
- the number of things in a vehicle or container
- the growing of a plant by sunlight
- the first to colonize barren environments
- an interaction between two organisms where one has benefitted the other no ups or downs
- an animal who eats another animal lower in the food chain then it
- an infectious disease or relationship
- the living things in an ecosystem
- various organisms interacting in a common location
- a substance in a reaction
- an organism’s interaction or association with another organism
24 Clues: plant eater • the act of breathing • an organism's evolution • a substance in a reaction • a variable of an ecosystem • the area or range of a biome • the results of photosynthesis • an animal who eats dead animal • an animal who eats dead plants • a type of a domesticated animal • the living things in an ecosystem • the growing of a plant by sunlight • ...
Module 12-3 & 12-4 Plant structure and function 2024-03-18
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- growth in length in plants from shoots or roots.
- single layer of cells covering the top and bottom of a leaf and protecting the inner parts.
- plants that lose their leaves for the winter to conserve water.
- plant stem form in cucumbers and watermelons.
- plant stem form in trees and flowers.
- have yellow or orange hues responsible for the color of pumpkins, carrots and corn.
- root region where cells begin to differentiate.
- flanked by 2 guard cells to open and close it.
- composed of xylem and phloem they form different patterns.
- venation when a leaf's veins all branch out from the midrib.
- the science of classifying organisms into groups based on shared characteristics.
- give leaves their green color.
- breaking down large molecules by adding water.
- plant stem form in creeping vines.
- pressure that keeps leaves and stem stiff and why they wilt when deprived of water, and why some flowers open their petals during the day and close them at night.
- plant stem form in the potato.
- streaming keeping chloroplasts in constant movement directing them towards the top of the cell to receive sunlight.
- how a plant manufactures its own food by absorbing carbon dioxide and reduces oxygen.
- Greek for little mouth, tiny holes on the underside of most leafs and essential for survival allowing the exchange of gasses with the atmosphere.
- one-cell thick layer surrounding the vascular cylinder towards the center of the root guarding the xylem and phloem keeping out unwanted substances.
- oval shaped cells rich in chloroplasts thus making them the site of photosynthesis.
- large central vein extending from the petiole.
- often grown on the epidermis of a leaf that does not secrete cuticle as a defense mechanism, and giving a velvety appearance.
- increase the surface area of the root allowing it to absorb more water and nutrients.
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- layer of cells that block xylem and phloem running through the petiole of the leaf as days get shorter.
- outer layer of plant cells
- waxy substance sometimes secreted by the epidermis and giving the leaf a shiny appearance.
- root region where cells are becoming fully differentiated and root hairs are produced.
- plant movement due to a preprogrammed response
- type of growth in width occurring only in woody plants.
- inside the endodermis these cells can form new root branches.
- tissue between the Xylem and Phloem that can become either depending on what the root needs.
- mesophyll tissue where cells can absorb carbon dioxide for photosynthesis.
- the evaporation of water from plants.
- contains the xylem and phloem which transport nutrients and water throughout the plant.
- venation when veins branch out from the midrib and those branches have branches.
- living thick-walled cells that support the veins until they get very small.
- acid produced from the breakdown of plant cell contents giving dead leaves their brown color.
- cells inside the root epidermis.
- influences leaf color.
40 Clues: influences leaf color. • outer layer of plant cells • give leaves their green color. • plant stem form in the potato. • cells inside the root epidermis. • plant stem form in creeping vines. • plant stem form in trees and flowers. • the evaporation of water from plants. • plant stem form in cucumbers and watermelons. • plant movement due to a preprogrammed response • ...
Paper 1 & 2 Crossword 4 2024-05-21
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- The jelly-like substance within a cell, containing organelles.
- Cell that carries oxygen around the body.
- Cell responsible for photosynthesis in plants.
- Cell that helps in blood clotting.
- A cell organelle that contains chlorophyll and is the site of photosynthesis.
- A group of similar cells that perform a specific function.
- Plant cell that regulates the opening and closing of stomata.
- Structures made of DNA that contain the genes.
- Specialized plant cell that transports sugars.
- Cell that transmits signals from the brain to muscles.
- A type of blood vessel that carries blood back to the heart.
- A type of reproduction involving only one parent, resulting in identical offspring.
- A rigid layer that provides support and protection to plant cells.
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- The liquid-filled space inside plant cells that stores nutrients and waste products.
- The organ that stores and concentrates bile.
- The process by which cells obtain energy from glucose.
- The cell that aids in the absorption of water and nutrients in plants.
- A gland in the neck that regulates metabolism.
- The process by which cells divide to form two identical daughter cells.
- Cell in the bone marrow that gives rise to all blood cells.
- Cell that contracts to enable movement.
- The structure where protein synthesis occurs.
- The smallest blood vessels where gas exchange occurs.
- Specialized plant cell that transports water.
- A type of blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart.
25 Clues: Cell that helps in blood clotting. • Cell that contracts to enable movement. • Cell that carries oxygen around the body. • The organ that stores and concentrates bile. • The structure where protein synthesis occurs. • Specialized plant cell that transports water. • Cell responsible for photosynthesis in plants. • A gland in the neck that regulates metabolism. • ...
Pollination Process 2024-02-04
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- cones They are a type of plant that release seeds through spores, but do not make any flowers.
- Is the part that protects the flower bud, holding the ovary and seeds.
- This term we use to explain the ability of a plant to change within their environment to meet their needs.
- This insect pollinates flowers at night.
- This part of the flower is what draws the insect to the flower.
- This is a new plant which grows from a seed.
- This is what is used to spread pollen from flower to flower with out there being another pollination.
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- The process plants go through when pollen from the stamen moves through the stigma and down the style and fuse with the ovules.
- This term is what we call the insects that visit flowers with pollen on their bodies.
- This is what non-flowering plants make in order for them to reproduce.
- This is the process of a plant making a new plant from its seeds.
- This is what occurs to an flower when the pollen enters the ovary and fuses with the ovule.
- This is the female parts of the flower, also known as the carpel sometimes.
- This is the part of the flower that makes pollen.
- This is the male part of the flower consisting of the anther and filament.
- Life Cycle This is the process where a plant is formed from a germinated seed and the grows flowers which produce fruits and fruits then release the new seeds.
16 Clues: This insect pollinates flowers at night. • This is a new plant which grows from a seed. • This is the part of the flower that makes pollen. • This part of the flower is what draws the insect to the flower. • This is the process of a plant making a new plant from its seeds. • This is what non-flowering plants make in order for them to reproduce. • ...
Marijuana Terms 2022-03-15
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- to compound,blend, extract, infuse,or make or prepare a cannabis product
- the different processes in which the cannabinoids can be extracted from the plant for use
- a user's relationship with marijuana when they're addicted
- the plant that marijuana comes from
- the intentional use of cannabis
- second most prevalent cannibinoid found in the cannabis plant
- uses cannabis vapor, and is inhaled rather than smoked
- lab made chemicals that are similar to thc and sprayed on plant materials
- the main active chemical in marijuana
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- devices that are used to produce or use marijuana
- what occurs when an addicted person stops use
- a store that can legally sell cannabis products for medical or recreational use
- material created by refining cannabis flowers
- a mind-altering psychoactive drug
- be used to express a specific desired effect
- a variety of cannabis plants that
- the receptors where thc connects on the nerve cells
- marijuana can be used for this purpose as well
- a stronger form of marijuana
19 Clues: a stronger form of marijuana • the intentional use of cannabis • a mind-altering psychoactive drug • a variety of cannabis plants that • the plant that marijuana comes from • the main active chemical in marijuana • be used to express a specific desired effect • what occurs when an addicted person stops use • material created by refining cannabis flowers • ...
Gardening 2024-04-09
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- A rounded underground storage organ present in some plants.
- Plants used for flavoring, food, medicine, or fragrance.
- A plant that lives for more than two years.
- The propagative part of a plant, often used for starting new plants.
- Material spread around or over a plant to enrich or insulate the soil.
- A method of propagation where tissues of plants are joined together.
- To supply water to plants artificially.
- A fence or boundary formed by closely growing bushes or shrubs.
- The process of removing unwanted plants.
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- A place where fruit trees grow.
- The art of growing ornamental, artificially dwarfed trees or shrubs.
- Soil type that is a mix of sand, silt, and clay.
- A framework used to support climbing plants.
- Organic matter recycled for fertilizing and conditioning soil.
- Act of cutting dead or overgrown branches or stems.
- To enrich soil by adding nutrients.
- A tool for digging, especially one with a sharp edge, wider than a trowel.
- A plant resulting from cross-breeding.
- A small hand tool used for digging, applying, smoothing, or moving soil.
- A plant that lives and dies in one growing season.
20 Clues: A place where fruit trees grow. • To enrich soil by adding nutrients. • A plant resulting from cross-breeding. • To supply water to plants artificially. • The process of removing unwanted plants. • A plant that lives for more than two years. • A framework used to support climbing plants. • Soil type that is a mix of sand, silt, and clay. • ...
The products of photosynthesis 2023-01-17
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- Seeds and _____ contain lots of protein for a developing plant.
- Glucose can be converted into _________ (fats and oils) for energy storage.
- A glucose and fructose can be combined to make sucrose, a sugar that makes ________ sweet.
- If this is too high or low then photosynthesis slows down.
- These parts of a plant contain a lot of oils or starch for energy storage.
- Where respiration happens inside cells.
- Starch can be stored in the roots, stem or ________ of a plant.
- Photosynthesis makes this sugar.
- The process that releases the energy stored in glucose.
- Reactant in photosynthesis taken in via roots.
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- Amino acids (made using glucose) are used to make _________.
- The organelle where photosynthesis takes place in plants.
- Photosynthesis converts light energy into _______ energy.
- These mineral ions can be combined with glucose to make amino acids.
- Glucose can be converted into _________ to make strong plant cell walls.
- Gas that is needed for photosynthesis (Two words).
- Starch is insoluble so it doesn't make a cell gain more water by _______.
- Insoluble molecule used for energy storage in plants.
- An example of an edible plant root that stores a lot of starch.
- Gas produced by photosynthesis.
20 Clues: Gas produced by photosynthesis. • Photosynthesis makes this sugar. • Where respiration happens inside cells. • Reactant in photosynthesis taken in via roots. • Gas that is needed for photosynthesis (Two words). • Insoluble molecule used for energy storage in plants. • The process that releases the energy stored in glucose. • ...
Photosynthesis Vocabulary 2024-10-23
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- This is what happens to enzymes if the temperature is too far beyond the optimum range
- A reactant of photosynthesis that is taken up by the roots of the plant
- Absorbed by chlorophyll
- Glucose is transported through the plant by the ________ vessel
- These cells are tightly packed and contain many chloroplasts to absorb light for photosynthesis
- Also known as the light-independent reactions
- higher the ___________________ of carbon dioxide, the higher the rate of photosynthesis
- The location of the light-independent reactions (Calvin Cycle)
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- The wavelength of light that plants absorb best
- These cells change shape to open and close to control water loss
- The location of the light-reactions
- pigment responsible for absorbing sunlight
- A reactant of photosynthesis that is taken in through the stomata
- Water is transported up through the plant by _______ vessel
- The wavelength of light that plants reflect
- is catalyzed by _________
- The plant can close the ___________ to prevent too much water loss
- Organisms that can make their own food autotrophs
18 Clues: Absorbed by chlorophyll • is catalyzed by _________ • The location of the light-reactions • pigment responsible for absorbing sunlight • The wavelength of light that plants reflect • Also known as the light-independent reactions • The wavelength of light that plants absorb best • Organisms that can make their own food autotrophs • ...
Jungle 2023-08-09
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- A word used to describe something in its natural state, without human interference
- The natural home or environment of a plant or animal
- A word used to describe something green and lush, like a forest
- A small, soft, green plant that grows in damp, shady places in the jungle
- A coastal ecosystem with salt-tolerant trees and shrubs
- A woody vine that climbs trees in the jungle
- A plant that grows along the ground or climbs trees for support
- A long, flexible plant stem that can be used for various purposes
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- The word used to describe a jungle that is thick with vegetation and plant life
- A woody part of a tree that extends from the trunk and bears leaves or branches
- The activity of going on a long, adventurous journey on foot through the jungle
- The word used to describe a jungle that has a high concentration of plants and trees
- The upper layer of branches and leaves formed by trees in a forest
- The collective term for all the leaves in a forest
- A type of plant with delicate, feathery leaves
15 Clues: A woody vine that climbs trees in the jungle • A type of plant with delicate, feathery leaves • The collective term for all the leaves in a forest • The natural home or environment of a plant or animal • A coastal ecosystem with salt-tolerant trees and shrubs • A word used to describe something green and lush, like a forest • ...
Garden Graces 2025-06-12
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- Tall flower stalk with large, showy blooms, sometimes called a "sword lily."
- Daisy-like flower with a prominent central cone, e.g., Echinacea.
- Yellow trumpet-shaped flower, one of the first to bloom in spring.
- Horizontal underground stem, from which new plants can grow.
- Agent that transfers pollen, e.g., bees, butterflies.
- Woody plant smaller than a tree, often with multiple stems.
- Ideal soil type for most garden plants.
- Organic material used to enrich garden soil.
- Essential energy source for photosynthesis.
- Tall perennial with spires of blue, purple, or white flowers.
- Flower with sword-shaped leaves and showy, often purple or blue, blooms.
- Tall plant with bell-shaped flowers on a spike, toxic if ingested.
- Shrub known for its fragrant, purple or white flower clusters in spring.
- Aromatic herb with purple flowers, known for its calming scent.
- Tall plant with large, yellow flower heads that follow the sun.
- Garden flower with flat, rounded petals in various colors, often with "faces."
- Non-flowering plants that reproduce by spores, often found in shady areas.
- Popular fall-blooming flower, often called "mums."
- Popular annual flower with trumpet-shaped blooms, often trailing.
- Organism harmful to garden plants.
- Substance added to soil to promote plant growth.
- Unwanted plant growing in a garden.
- Flower with blooms that resemble a dragon's mouth when squeezed.
- Succulent plant known for its fleshy leaves and star-shaped flowers.
- Large, showy flower, often pink, white, or red, blooming in late spring.
- Common flower with white petals around a yellow center.
- Swollen underground stem, such as a potato.
- Easy-to-grow annual flower with bright, often multi-colored, daisy-like blooms.
- Low-growing plants that spread quickly to cover an area.
- Elegant flower with large, often fragrant, trumpet-shaped blooms.
- Plant that completes its life cycle in two growing seasons.
- Underground storage organ from which plants grow, e.g., tulips, daffodils.
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- Common garden and houseplant with five-petaled flowers.
- The leaves of a plant.
- Tuberous plant producing diverse, often large, and colorful flowers.
- Shrub with large, round clusters of flowers that change color with soil pH.
- Small, soft, green plant that grows in clumps.
- Layer of material spread on top of soil to conserve moisture.
- Small, often fragrant, flower related to pansies.
- Arching stems with heart-shaped pink or white flowers.
- Short, vertical, swollen underground plant stem that serves as a storage organ.
- Flower known for its delicate petals and often vibrant red color.
- Chemical used to kill unwanted plants.
- Shade-loving plants known for their attractive foliage.
- Annual flower with delicate, daisy-like blooms and feathery foliage.
- Sugary fluid produced by flowers to attract pollinators.
- Yellow daisy-like flower with a dark brown center.
- Classic flowering plant known for its thorns and fragrance.
- Flower with distinctive spurred petals, often found in woodland gardens.
- Spring bulb flower with cup-shaped blooms, often in vibrant colors.
- A creeping horizontal plant stem or runner that takes root at intervals.
- Annual flower often used for bright orange and yellow blooms and pest deterrence.
- Removing spent flowers to encourage more blooms.
- Trimming or cutting back plants for health or shape.
- The flower of a plant; to produce flowers.
- Providing moisture to plants.
- Measure of soil acidity or alkalinity.
- Type of organism that can cause plant diseases.
- Plant that lives for more than two years.
- Star-shaped flower, often blooming in late summer and fall.
- Plant that completes its life cycle in one growing season.
61 Clues: The leaves of a plant. • Providing moisture to plants. • Organism harmful to garden plants. • Unwanted plant growing in a garden. • Chemical used to kill unwanted plants. • Measure of soil acidity or alkalinity. • Ideal soil type for most garden plants. • Plant that lives for more than two years. • The flower of a plant; to produce flowers. • ...
Science Tic Tac Toe acticity - crossword puzzle 2022-04-07
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- located inside ovary, makes up the fruit wall
- the seed bearing part of a plant, usually has petals
- Male plant sperm
- stalk of the pistil
- Where the egg is located
- the stalk of a stamen
- are colorful to attract pollinators
- Filament and anther
- the main body and support of some plants
- protects the flower before it blooms
- all the sepals
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- all the petals collectively
- union of sperm and egg
- long tube that carries pollen to ovary
- where pollen lands on top of the pistil
- a living organism that usually has leaves and root
- plants that produce flowers and leaves
- discrete pollen, located in the stamen
- where the sperm comes to make a zygote
- where pollen is stored in the stamen
20 Clues: all the sepals • Male plant sperm • stalk of the pistil • Filament and anther • the stalk of a stamen • union of sperm and egg • Where the egg is located • all the petals collectively • are colorful to attract pollinators • where pollen is stored in the stamen • protects the flower before it blooms • long tube that carries pollen to ovary • plants that produce flowers and leaves • ...
Biology Unit 1 Crossword 2025-10-15
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- A type of flowering plant with one seed leaf.
- A plant that produces seeds not enclosed in fruit.
- Region of actively dividing plant cells responsible for growth.
- The main structure that supports leaves and transports water and nutrients.
- The process of water loss from plant leaves through evaporation.
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- The seed leaf that provides nutrients to a developing plant embryo.
- A type of flowering plant with two seed leaves.
- The green pigment in plants that absorbs light for photosynthesis.
- Vascular tissue that transports sugars and nutrients throughout the plant.
- Vascular tissue that transports water and minerals from roots to shoots.
- A flowering plant that produces seeds enclosed in fruit.
- Tiny openings on leaves that allow gas exchange.
12 Clues: A type of flowering plant with one seed leaf. • A type of flowering plant with two seed leaves. • Tiny openings on leaves that allow gas exchange. • A plant that produces seeds not enclosed in fruit. • A flowering plant that produces seeds enclosed in fruit. • Region of actively dividing plant cells responsible for growth. • ...
Word List 1 2015-10-23
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- first person to explore a place; leading the way
- the process of reaching a conclusion about something from known facts or evidence
- the main organ of photosynthesis and transpiration in higher plants
- curious/interested
- someone who cares about/researches/preserves nature
- leaf and plant eating by insects and other animals
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- tops of the trees in rainforests
- examples; samples; a type of something
- plants; plant life; foliage
- rotting; crumbling; falling apart
- edge; border; unexplored land
- preservation of a species of plant or animal
- climb; a move upward
- the variety of life on Earth; “bio” means life “diversity means difference
- describes a species that fills a gap in the ecosystem
- a plant library
16 Clues: a plant library • curious/interested • climb; a move upward • plants; plant life; foliage • edge; border; unexplored land • tops of the trees in rainforests • rotting; crumbling; falling apart • examples; samples; a type of something • preservation of a species of plant or animal • first person to explore a place; leading the way • ...
Cannabis Crossword 2021-03-17
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- YOU!!!!
- AIRFIELDS TOPSHELF
- THE HIGHEST STATE
- $10 BAG
- FRESH FROZEN CONCENTRATE
- EAT THIS TO GET HIGH AND ENJOY MANY DIFFERENT TYPES
- SOLVENTLESS CONCENTRATE $$$
- ANTI-INFLAMMATORY CANNABINOID
- CLIPPING FROM A MOTHER PLANT
- TOP BUDS OF THE PLANT
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- FLOWER ROLLED UP TO SMOKE
- SOUTH AFRICAN LANDRACE STRAIN
- WHEN ALL OF THE CANNABINOIDS ARE WORKING TOGETHER; THIS IS CALLED THE ______ EFFECT
- POTENT CANNABIS OIL (MOST COMMON IN VAPES)
- THC GETS YOU ____
- crystalized glands that produce resin on a marijuana plant
- AREA TO GROW IN
- ONE OF THE FIRST TYPE OF DAB TO HIT THE MARKET
- BEST DISPENSARY IN THE WORLD
- SNACK YOU EAT WHEN YOU'RE STONED
- TOP SELLING STRAIN AT AIRFIELD
21 Clues: YOU!!!! • $10 BAG • AREA TO GROW IN • THC GETS YOU ____ • THE HIGHEST STATE • AIRFIELDS TOPSHELF • TOP BUDS OF THE PLANT • FRESH FROZEN CONCENTRATE • FLOWER ROLLED UP TO SMOKE • SOLVENTLESS CONCENTRATE $$$ • BEST DISPENSARY IN THE WORLD • CLIPPING FROM A MOTHER PLANT • SOUTH AFRICAN LANDRACE STRAIN • ANTI-INFLAMMATORY CANNABINOID • TOP SELLING STRAIN AT AIRFIELD • ...
cells 2022-04-29
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- the clear jelly that holds all the organelles in place
- organs working together
- made of one cell
- made of many cells
- the color of cells with chloroplasts present
- a living thing
- he discovered cells
- the chemical in chloroplasts
- the organelle that is only found in plant cells
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- the shape of a plant cell
- the armor on the outside of a plant cell
- a group of cells working together
- the powerhouse or digestive system
- the skin of the cell
- a group of tissues working together
- the brain or control center
- the little tiny structures that are found in a cell that help it function
- the smallest unit of living things
- storage
19 Clues: storage • a living thing • made of one cell • made of many cells • he discovered cells • the skin of the cell • organs working together • the shape of a plant cell • the brain or control center • the chemical in chloroplasts • a group of cells working together • the powerhouse or digestive system • the smallest unit of living things • a group of tissues working together • ...
Biology 11 2023-04-17
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- branching filament that makes up a fungus
- cone male cone in gymnosperms that produces male gametophytes in the form of pollen grains
- plant known as a naked seed plant because its seeds do not develop within ovaries
- organism that breaks down and obtains energy from dead organic material
- organism made of eukaryotic cells with cell walls that gets its food by absorbing organic substances
- reproductive structure in an angiosperm
- gamete-forming structure produced when the hyphae of opposing mating types of fungi meat
- modified underground stem swollen with stored food
- flowering plant whose seeds develop within ovaries
- male reproductive structure in some plants
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- tissue specialized tissue that transports water and the products of photosynthesis throughout a plant; xylem and phloem tissue
- in fungi, thick-walled zygote formed during sexual reproduction in zygomycetes, in green algae, diploid cells resulting from conjugation
- vascular tissue that provides support to a plant and conducts water from the roots to all parts of the plant
- thick mass of tangled filaments that make up the body of a fungus
- round underground stem that stores food and is surrounded with thin leaves for protection
- tangled mass of green filaments in moss that forms during germination
- structure in ferns, some protists, and some fungi that contains spores
- modified stem with most of its food stored in layers of short, thick leaves that wrap around the stem
- protective formed from an enlarged, thickened ovary wall that contains angiosperm seeds
19 Clues: reproductive structure in an angiosperm • branching filament that makes up a fungus • male reproductive structure in some plants • modified underground stem swollen with stored food • flowering plant whose seeds develop within ovaries • thick mass of tangled filaments that make up the body of a fungus • ...
Std.-3_L-3_Parts_of_a_Plant_T.B. 2018-03-10
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- short and bushy plants
- the green part that encloses the flower in the bud
- the seeds which we can eat are called ___________ seeds
- A _________ turns into a fruit
- a number of small openings called ___________ are present on the surface of a leaf.
- the plant absorbs water from __________
- it carries food from the leaves to various parts of the plant
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- plants that grow along the ground
- the part of a plant which grows above the ground
- prepares food for the plant
- the part of the plant which grows below the ground
- the major function of a __________ is to give rise to a new plant.
12 Clues: short and bushy plants • prepares food for the plant • A _________ turns into a fruit • plants that grow along the ground • the plant absorbs water from __________ • the part of a plant which grows above the ground • the green part that encloses the flower in the bud • the part of the plant which grows below the ground • ...
Herbology 2024-08-02
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- Where does Gillyweed come from
- These mushrooms grow in the Forbidden Forest and can be used as an ingredient in the Fire Protection Potion
- Who teaches Herbology
- Wiggentrees are guarded by what creature
- What is the putrid green fluid produced by the mimbulus mumbletonia
- One of the two other names for the plant known as aconite
- What plant did Neville get for his birthday?
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- What does Devil's Snare hate
- Where are Herbology classes held
- Which of the plants is prone to slapping people in the face
- What is Professor Sprout's first name
- What plant did Neville use during the battle of Hogwarts as a weapon
- What is the study of magical plants
- What is the name of the plant used in Polyjuice Potion which must be picked at the full moon
- What plant can return anybody who has been transfigured or cursed to their original state
15 Clues: Who teaches Herbology • What does Devil's Snare hate • Where does Gillyweed come from • Where are Herbology classes held • What is the study of magical plants • What is Professor Sprout's first name • Wiggentrees are guarded by what creature • What plant did Neville get for his birthday? • One of the two other names for the plant known as aconite • ...
plant structure and diversity 2025-11-25
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- this carries sugar up through a plant
- tiny pores on leaves used for gas exchange
- this carries water up through a plant
- How do nonvascular plants obtain water?
- specialized cells that open and close stomata
- doesn't carry sugar or water up it to grow
- a plant adaptation where plants trap insects to gain nitrogen
- Which vascular plant structure usually makes sugar?
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- what kind of leaves would a plant in a very wet enviornment have
- Gymnosperms and angiosperms are examples of …
- Liverworts, hornworts, and mosses are all examples of
- this structure gets water and anchors vascular plants
- have steams and leaf's and roots
- plant’s food that is carried by the phloem in vascular plants
- Which type of plants have flowers and fruit?
15 Clues: have steams and leaf's and roots • this carries sugar up through a plant • this carries water up through a plant • How do nonvascular plants obtain water? • tiny pores on leaves used for gas exchange • doesn't carry sugar or water up it to grow • Which type of plants have flowers and fruit? • Gymnosperms and angiosperms are examples of … • ...
CONTROL AND COORDINATION IN PLANTS 2020-09-01
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- Seen in venus fly trap, pitcher plant etc.
- which is not a plant hormone
- *insert pic*
- external disturbance which triggers movement in organisms
- family of the touch me not plant
- directional movement
- a plant hormone
- hormone in plants that promotes cell division
- hydrotropism refers to movement wrt water
- promotes stem elongation in plants
- *insert pic*
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- roots show ________ geotropism
- movement due to gravity
- an example of chemotropism
- Shows positive phototropism
- abscisic acid ________ growth
- another name for mimosa pudica
- non directional movements
- irreversible increase in weight, height etc.
19 Clues: *insert pic* • *insert pic* • a plant hormone • directional movement • movement due to gravity • non directional movements • an example of chemotropism • Shows positive phototropism • which is not a plant hormone • abscisic acid ________ growth • roots show ________ geotropism • another name for mimosa pudica • family of the touch me not plant • promotes stem elongation in plants • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- It means lack, or shortage.
- It is a structural layer surrounding some types of cells, just outside the cell membrane.
- It is the gaseous phase of water.
- Is the membrane found in all cells that separates the interior of the cell from the outside environment.
- Is a thick solution that fills each cell and is enclosed by the cell membrane.
- They are storage bubbles found in cells. They are found in both animal and plant cells but are much larger in plant cells.
- It is a green photosynthetic pigment found in plants, algae, and cyanobacteria.
- Occurs when one of the sperm cells fuses with the egg inside of an ovule.
- This substance provide mineral salts, which help the plant grow larger and healthier.
- The pollen producing part of a flower, usually with a slender filament supporting the anther.
- The parts of a flower that are often conspicuously coloured.
- The part of the stamen where pollen is produced.
- Plants use this energy of the sun to change water and carbon dioxide into a sugar.
- A substance needed to make chlorophyll.
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- It is the transfer of pollen from a male part of a plant to a female part of a plant.
- Transports water from the roots up to the leaves.
- These are substances plants get from the soil.
- Is a highly specialised organelle that serves as the information and administrative centre of the cell.
- It is a pore, found in the epidermis of leaves, stems, and other organs, that controls the rate of gas exchange.
- It is the process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas or vapour.
- A substance needed so that the plant can make proteins.
- Contains the male gametes and are made in anthers of flowers.
- The way plants make food.
- It is a polymer made by plants to store energy.
- The enlarged basal portion of the pistil where ovules are produced.
25 Clues: The way plants make food. • It means lack, or shortage. • It is the gaseous phase of water. • A substance needed to make chlorophyll. • These are substances plants get from the soil. • It is a polymer made by plants to store energy. • The part of the stamen where pollen is produced. • Transports water from the roots up to the leaves. • ...
Plants 2020-10-20
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- It is a polymer made by plants to store energy.
- It is the gaseous phase of water.
- It is a green photosynthetic pigment found in plants, algae, and cyanobacteria.
- The parts of a flower that are often conspicuously coloured.
- It is the process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas or vapour.
- The enlarged basal portion of the pistil where ovules are produced.
- Transports water from the roots up to the leaves.
- It means lack, or shortage.
- Contains the male gametes and are made in anthers of flowers.
- Is a thick solution that fills each cell and is enclosed by the cell membrane.
- The pollen producing part of a flower, usually with a slender filament supporting the anther.
- This substance provide mineral salts, which help the plant grow larger and healthier.
- A substance needed to make chlorophyll.
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- It is a structural layer surrounding some types of cells, just outside the cell membrane.
- Occurs when one of the sperm cells fuses with the egg inside of an ovule.
- These are substances plants get from the soil.
- The way plants make food.
- Plants use this energy of the sun to change water and carbon dioxide into a sugar.
- A substance needed so that the plant can make proteins.
- It is the transfer of pollen from a male part of a plant to a female part of a plant.
- They are storage bubbles found in cells. They are found in both animal and plant cells but are much larger in plant cells.
- Is the membrane found in all cells that separates the interior of the cell from the outside environment.
- It is a pore, found in the epidermis of leaves, stems, and other organs, that controls the rate of gas exchange.
- The part of the stamen where pollen is produced.
- Is a highly specialised organelle that serves as the information and administrative centre of the cell.
25 Clues: The way plants make food. • It means lack, or shortage. • It is the gaseous phase of water. • A substance needed to make chlorophyll. • These are substances plants get from the soil. • It is a polymer made by plants to store energy. • The part of the stamen where pollen is produced. • Transports water from the roots up to the leaves. • ...
Biology Spring Assessment Revision 2024-01-31
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- The tough outer covering surrounding plant cells
- another name for a plant, can make its own energy using photosynthesis
- shows all the processes that take carbon in and out of the atmosphere
- process all living cells do, takes in oxygen and makes carbon dioxide
- Controls the cell. Contains genes which tell the cell what to look like and what job to do
- microorganism that can cause illness e.g. chlamydia, sometimes has a tail called a flagellum
- breaking down of living matter
- used to investigate how many daisies in a field
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- gas taken in during photosynthesis
- a disease that can be passed from one person to another
- green part of a plant cell, where photosynthesis happens
- water evaporating from leaves of a plant, pulls water up the stem
- movement of water from high concentration to low concentration
- can be used to treat illness caused by bacteria
- a disease that can't be passed on from one person to another
- The jelly-like substance inside the cell, where all the reactions happen in the cell
- there are two types, when your body isn't able to create enough insulin to manage your blood-sugar levels
- process plants do that makes glucose and oxygen
- A large compartment full of liquid that is only found in plant cells
19 Clues: breaking down of living matter • gas taken in during photosynthesis • can be used to treat illness caused by bacteria • process plants do that makes glucose and oxygen • used to investigate how many daisies in a field • The tough outer covering surrounding plant cells • a disease that can be passed from one person to another • ...
Biology Banco 2023-11-24
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- Where is the female gamete stored in a plant?
- What organelle of a plant’s male gamete cell creates the pollen tube?
- What are all of the female reproductive organs in a plant called (all together)?
- What is the female gamete in a plant?
- “Sexual reproduction creates genetic _________”
- What is the male gamete in a plant?
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- What supports the anther?
- What is the type of reproduction that only needs one parent?
- What supports the stigma?
- What is a plant’s female gamete stored in?
- What produces nectar?
- What are all of the male reproductive organs in a plant called (all together)?
- What is the type of reproduction that needs two parents?
- What attracts pollinators to an insect pollinated flower?
14 Clues: What produces nectar? • What supports the anther? • What supports the stigma? • What is the male gamete in a plant? • What is the female gamete in a plant? • What is a plant’s female gamete stored in? • Where is the female gamete stored in a plant? • “Sexual reproduction creates genetic _________” • What is the type of reproduction that needs two parents? • ...
Plant Parts and Functions 2025-03-05
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- organ responsible for photosynthesis
- the important gas plants produce
- organ of plant that supports it
- your favorite subject in school
- male part of the flower
- part of the plant that anchors and gets water
- vascular tissue transporting sugar (glucose)
- layer of cells in mesophyll that catch sunlight 1st
- Go_________!
- part of female organ that collects pollen
- organ responsible for reproduction
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- part of the flower that attracts pollinators
- holds pollen grains
- vascular tissue transporting water
- waxy covering of the leaf that conserves water
- hole in the leaf responsible for gas exchange
- important pollinators
- female part of the flower
- houses ovules (eggs) of the plant
19 Clues: Go_________! • holds pollen grains • important pollinators • male part of the flower • female part of the flower • organ of plant that supports it • your favorite subject in school • the important gas plants produce • houses ovules (eggs) of the plant • vascular tissue transporting water • organ responsible for reproduction • organ responsible for photosynthesis • ...
getting to know plants 2022-06-20
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- plants makes food
- root of grass
- used to test presence of starch
- male part of flower
- colourful part of the flower
- central axis of leaf
- the design formed by veins
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- root of a tomato plant
- female part of flower
- water comes out of the leaves
- structures inside ovary
- branches grow in the upper part of plant
- plant has green and tender stem
- branches grow near base of stem of plant
14 Clues: root of grass • plants makes food • male part of flower • central axis of leaf • female part of flower • root of a tomato plant • structures inside ovary • the design formed by veins • colourful part of the flower • water comes out of the leaves • used to test presence of starch • plant has green and tender stem • branches grow in the upper part of plant • ...
Mostly veggies from vocab 2020-07-28
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- a cultivated plant, eaten as a vegetable, having thick green or purple leaves or a head of young leaves
- a variety of cabbage bearing heads of green or purplish flower buds, eaten as a vegetable
- a cultivated plant of the daisy family, with edible leaves, a usual ingredient of salad
- a fungal growth that typically takes the form of a doomed cap on a stalk
- a medium speckled variety of kidney bean
- the sprouting seeds of certain beans, especially mung beans
- a dark red, kidney shaped bean
- spherical green seeds that are eaten as vegetables
- an edible bulb with a pungent taste and smell, composed of several layers; used in cooking
- a tall plant of the lily family with fine feathery foliage, cultivated for its edible shoots
- a tapering orange colored root, eaten as a vegetable
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- a purple egg shaped fruit, eaten as a vegetable
- a cultivated plant of the parsley family with closely packed leafstalks that are eaten raw or cooked
- a long green-skinned fruit with watery flesh, usually eaten raw, in salads, or pickled
- a green variety of smooth skinned summer squash
- a herbaceous plant cultivated as a source of food for humans and livestock and for processing into sugar
- a cabbage of a variety which bears a large flower head of edible small, white flower buds
- a starchy plant tuber which is one of the most important food crops, cooked and eaten as a vegetable
- a European plant resembling a thistle, cultivated for its large flower heads
- a large rounded orange-yellow fruit with a thick rind, edible flesh, and many seeds
- a swollen, pungent tasting edible root, especially a variety which is small, spherical, and red – eaten raw and in salad
- the immature pod of various bean plants, eaten as a vegetable
- a vegetable consisting of the small compact bud of a variety of cabbage
23 Clues: a dark red, kidney shaped bean • a medium speckled variety of kidney bean • a purple egg shaped fruit, eaten as a vegetable • a green variety of smooth skinned summer squash • spherical green seeds that are eaten as vegetables • a tapering orange colored root, eaten as a vegetable • the sprouting seeds of certain beans, especially mung beans • ...
Food Chain 2020-12-01
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- green plants make their food using sunlight
- an animal or plant, especially one that can only be seen with a microscope
- the position that an organism occupies in a food chain
- include
- describe the animals that only eat plants
- become very closely connected with sth/sb else
- any organism that breaks down dead tissue
- an animal or a plant on which another animal or plant lives and feeds
- a small animal or plant that lives on or inside a larger animal or plant, and gets its food from it
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- any plant without leaves, flowers or green colouring,such as mushrooms and mildew
- living on the land or on the ground
- a substance that is needed to keep a living thing alive and to help it to grow
- an animal that kills and eats other animals
- use an amount of fuel, energy, or time up
- animals such as humans, dogs, lions, and whales
15 Clues: include • living on the land or on the ground • use an amount of fuel, energy, or time up • describe the animals that only eat plants • any organism that breaks down dead tissue • green plants make their food using sunlight • an animal that kills and eats other animals • become very closely connected with sth/sb else • animals such as humans, dogs, lions, and whales • ...
Living Systems Review - UNIT TEST TOMORROW !!! 2014-11-24
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- All living things have this which includes birth, growth, reproduction and death.
- Plant that have tubes for transportation of water and nutrients.
- Cold blooded vertebrate with scaly skin, lungs who lays eggs
- This gives a plant cell protection and its rigid structure allowing most plants to grow tall.
- Parts of the plant cell that makes its food through photosynthesis
- Over 90% of all animals are these with no back bones.
- Invertebrate with segmented body, jointed legs and external skeletons.
- These plants absorb moisture and nutrients from their environment and grow by spreading.
- Process plant producers use to make their own food using sun energy.
- This is the cell's brain or control center.
- Warm blooded vertebrate who produce live young who drink the mother milk.
- Green pigment found in plants used in making food and oxygen.
- This jelly-like substance fills the inside of a cell and holds the organelles.
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- Type of plant that grows in shady, wet areas to only about an inch in height.
- Invertebrate with no legs and a shell usually covered in spines
- This acts like the border patrol for a cell, allowing only certain things in or out
- Grouping of organisms who traits are very similar.
- Invertebrates with no legs, no shell and soft body
- These are the parts of cells that act like the storage tanks for waste, water and food.
- Vertebrates with both lungs and gills depending on stage of life.
- Non vascular plant often grows on rocks and tree bark.
- The types of animals with a spine are in the minority.
- Any living thing composed of cells.
23 Clues: Any living thing composed of cells. • This is the cell's brain or control center. • Grouping of organisms who traits are very similar. • Invertebrates with no legs, no shell and soft body • Over 90% of all animals are these with no back bones. • Non vascular plant often grows on rocks and tree bark. • The types of animals with a spine are in the minority. • ...
Plant Structure Vocab 2024-10-10
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- Supports the anther
- The main root of a plant generally grows Straight Down from the stem.
- Function is to produce seeds needed to continue the species.
- pollen travels through to the ovary
- Stems are tough and winter hardy
- The process of manufacturing food
- male part of the flower
- Color attracts insects or other natural pollinators .
- The Stem of the leaf
- Manufactures food for the plant by using light energy
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- Leaf Two or more leaves arising from a single point on the stem
- Can be any part of a plant that is grown for its edible parts.
- Manufactures the Pollen
- The pistil enlarges and becomes the fruit
- Stems are succulent, often green, and will not overwinter in cold climates.
- The cells responsible for carrying Water and nutrients that are in the Soil to the upper portion of the plant.
- Receives the pollen
- female part of the flower
- Contains the ovules which are the eggs that will ripen into seeds
- A single leaf arising from a stem.
- The cells function as a pipeline to carry the manufactured food down from the leaves to the roots.
- Support the leaves, flowers, and fruit
22 Clues: Supports the anther • Receives the pollen • The Stem of the leaf • Manufactures the Pollen • male part of the flower • female part of the flower • Stems are tough and winter hardy • A single leaf arising from a stem. • The process of manufacturing food • pollen travels through to the ovary • Support the leaves, flowers, and fruit • ...
Important People 2023-05-22
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- They Built a huge railroad
- Tuttle ___in 1898
- In 1883 Flagler visited
- Plant formed the___company
- Plant built ___and hotels
- They became a deckhand on a steamboat
- Miami was founded by
- Flagler was born in
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- Plant purchased a number of southern
- Tuttle bought many acres of land on
- Plant didn't attend
- Flagler invested in over $40Million in the
- Flagler built palatial
- In 1875 Tuttle ___saw Southern Florida
- Tuttle was born in
15 Clues: Tuttle ___in 1898 • Tuttle was born in • Plant didn't attend • Flagler was born in • Miami was founded by • Flagler built palatial • In 1883 Flagler visited • Plant built ___and hotels • They Built a huge railroad • Plant formed the___company • Tuttle bought many acres of land on • Plant purchased a number of southern • They became a deckhand on a steamboat • ...
Important People 2023-05-22
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- They Built a huge railroad
- Tuttle ___in 1898
- In 1883 Flagler visited
- Plant formed the___company
- Plant built ___and hotels
- They became a deckhand on a steamboat
- Miami was founded by
- Flagler was born in
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- Plant purchased a number of southern
- Tuttle bought many acres of land on
- Plant didn't attend
- Flagler invested in over $40Million in the
- Flagler built palatial
- In 1875 Tuttle ___saw Southern Florida
- Tuttle was born in
15 Clues: Tuttle ___in 1898 • Tuttle was born in • Plant didn't attend • Flagler was born in • Miami was founded by • Flagler built palatial • In 1883 Flagler visited • Plant built ___and hotels • They Built a huge railroad • Plant formed the___company • Tuttle bought many acres of land on • Plant purchased a number of southern • They became a deckhand on a steamboat • ...
Important People 2023-05-22
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- They Built a huge railroad
- Tuttle ___in 1898
- In 1883 Flagler visited
- Plant formed the___company
- Plant built ___and hotels
- They became a deckhand on a steamboat
- Miami was founded by
- Flagler was born in
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- Plant purchased a number of southern
- Tuttle bought many acres of land on
- Plant didn't attend
- Flagler invested in over $40Million in the
- Flagler built palatial
- In 1875 Tuttle ___saw Southern Florida
- Tuttle was born in
15 Clues: Tuttle ___in 1898 • Tuttle was born in • Plant didn't attend • Flagler was born in • Miami was founded by • Flagler built palatial • In 1883 Flagler visited • Plant built ___and hotels • They Built a huge railroad • Plant formed the___company • Tuttle bought many acres of land on • Plant purchased a number of southern • They became a deckhand on a steamboat • ...
Little Shop of Horrors 2024-04-05
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- what Audrey II eats
- Orin's job title
- where Seymour, Audrey and the shop owner live
- the month of the eclipse
- the type of plant Seymour pricks his finger on
- what the salesman is collecting
- what Audrey II starts doing
- what Audrey is wearing when she dies
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- the event that took place where Seymour found the plant
- where Mushnik, Seymour and Audrey put the plant
- the lead character
- the type of shop featured in the show
- Seymour's love interest
- Seymour's last name
- what Seymour was before Mushnik took him in
- what Seymour pricks his finger on
- the type of drills Orin uses
- the name of the owner of the shop
- a word used to describe Seymour
19 Clues: Orin's job title • the lead character • what Audrey II eats • Seymour's last name • Seymour's love interest • the month of the eclipse • what Audrey II starts doing • the type of drills Orin uses • what the salesman is collecting • a word used to describe Seymour • what Seymour pricks his finger on • the name of the owner of the shop • what Audrey is wearing when she dies • ...
Cells and Classification 2020-05-19
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- The acronym to describe characteristics of all living organisms
- A vertebrate that can breathe on land and in water, like frogs. They have smooth, damp skin and they breathe using lungs as well as through their skin. They lay their eggs in water.
- a collection of tissues that work together to carry out particular functions
- The liquid outside the nucleus of a cell in which the other cell structures are found. Both plant and animal cells have this
- A thick cellulose layer found around the outside of plant cells (two words - no space)
- A group of similar cells that are organised to carry out the same function
- A vertebrate that are warm-blooded with two legs, two wings, and feathered bodies. Most of them can fly. They have beaks and they lay eggs with hard shells.
- The building blocks of all living things
- Differences in traits
- A vertebrate that are warm-blooded and have hair/fur on their bodies. Their young develop inside the mother and are born alive (not inside an egg shell). The mother makes milk in her body to feed the young.
- these are categories of _____: Insecta, Arachnida, Crustacea, Myriapoda
- A vertebrate that breathe air using lungs. They have dry, scaly skin and they lay eggs on dry land.
- A vertebrate that lives in water. They breathe through gills. Their bodies are covered with scales and they use fins to swim.
- these are categories of ____ : Cnidaria, Annelida, Mollusca, Echinodermata, Arthropoda
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- a group of organs that work together to perform a function (two words - no space)
- The thin layer around the contents of plant and animal cells (two words - no space)
- Ordering of plants and animals into groups
- Part of a cell, the control centre of the cell. Both plant and animal cells have this
- Small structures in plant cells that contain chlorophyll
- A chemical found in plants which gives them their green colour
- The space in a plant cell filled with cell sap
- One kind of animal or plant (they will be able to reproduce and have fertile offspring)
22 Clues: Differences in traits • The building blocks of all living things • Ordering of plants and animals into groups • The space in a plant cell filled with cell sap • Small structures in plant cells that contain chlorophyll • A chemical found in plants which gives them their green colour • The acronym to describe characteristics of all living organisms • ...
NUTRITION IN PLANTS 2016-05-27
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- A NUTRIENT PRESENT IN THE MANURES AND FERTILIZERS WITH THE SYMBOL P.
- A PLANT SYNTHESIZES THIS DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS.
- A PLANT ON WHICH MISTLETOE GROWS.
- ROOT LIKE STRUCTURES USED BY PARASITES.
- SOIL WHERE VENUS FLYTRAP AND PITCHER PLANT GROW.
- A LIMITING FACTOR FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS.
- A METHOD OF OBTAINING ENERGY IN PLANTS
- EG:COLEUS AND CROTON.
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- ANOTHER NAME OF CUSCUTA.
- ABSORBS CARBON DIOXIDE.
- A FLUID MATRIX IN THE CHLOROPLAST.
- A SUPPORT PLANTS DEVELOP WHEN THEY DROOP.
- A PIPE LIKE STRUCTURE THAT TRANSPORTS FOOD MADE IN THE LEAFS.
- PROTEINS CONTAIN THIS.
- EACH PLANT HAS THIS AROUND IT.
- IT HELPS TO DISSOLVE CHLOROPHYLL IN LEAVES.
16 Clues: EG:COLEUS AND CROTON. • PROTEINS CONTAIN THIS. • ABSORBS CARBON DIOXIDE. • ANOTHER NAME OF CUSCUTA. • EACH PLANT HAS THIS AROUND IT. • A PLANT ON WHICH MISTLETOE GROWS. • A FLUID MATRIX IN THE CHLOROPLAST. • A LIMITING FACTOR FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS. • A METHOD OF OBTAINING ENERGY IN PLANTS • ROOT LIKE STRUCTURES USED BY PARASITES. • A SUPPORT PLANTS DEVELOP WHEN THEY DROOP. • ...
Native & Invasive Crossword 6th P NM 2025-02-25
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- - the system in which plants interact with each other and their environment
- - a native fern named after a sharp weapon
- - an evergreen fir tree
- - a holly-like plant with shiny leaves and blue berries
- - a deciduous tree with smooth grey bark and dark green leaves
- - a deciduous tree with a rounded appearance
- - a plant with small yellow flowers and a bushy appearance
- - invasive plant with purple flowers that attracts butterflies and bees
- - a small deciduous tree with large leaves featuring 7-9 lobes
- - a plant that occurs naturally in a region
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- - a native fern with fan-shaped leaves with a brown/purple stem
- - a yellow flower with long green leaves
- - the variety of different plants and animals
- - a fast growing tree with furrowed bark and white flowers
- - the plant’s berries are named after a common Pacific Northwest fish
- - tall, evergreen conifer tree known for it’s red bark
- - it’s a green shrub with thorns and black berries
- - it’s also commonly known as Old Man’s Beard
- - a green plant with small white flowers that’s originally from Japan
- - an invasive, green, deciduous tree that can grow anywhere
- - a native wildflower with three, white flower petals
- - it’s named after a popular cooking ingredient and condiment
- - it’s an invasive, evergreen vine
- - a plant that spreads quickly and harms the environment
- - a native green shrub with white bell-shaped flowers in the spring
- - it’s a poisonous vine
26 Clues: - an evergreen fir tree • - it’s a poisonous vine • - it’s an invasive, evergreen vine • - a yellow flower with long green leaves • - a native fern named after a sharp weapon • - a plant that occurs naturally in a region • - a deciduous tree with a rounded appearance • - the variety of different plants and animals • - it’s also commonly known as Old Man’s Beard • ...
Exam 3 Review 2023-12-11
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- plant source of cocaine
- alkaloid from the opium poppy
- plant that Norman Borlaug worked with
- cardioactive ___ are compounds that affect heart function
- molecular technique that edits an organism's DNA
- active ingredient in Round Up herbicide
- one of the three most widespread GM crops
- land suitable for agriculture
- Father of the Green Revolution
- nerve cell
- neurotransmitter naturally found in humans that interacts with CB receptors
- world population is ___ billion
- chemotherapy drug for breast and ovarian cancers
- general class of active compounds in Cannabis
- tree that is traditional source of salicin
- build up of salt in soils
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- plant that is the source of an antimalarial compound
- pain-relieving
- uncontrolled cell growth
- antimalarial compound from the feverbark tree
- mosquito born disease
- plant that digoxin is from
- gene that makes GM plants toxic to insects
- overfertilization of waterways
- describes compounds that affect the central nervous system
- chemical that specifically inhibits or kills fungi
- a plant that has evolved resistance to herbicides
- section of a chromosome that codes for a trait
- GM rice is engineered to have high beta ___
- chemical messenger between nerve cells
- nicotine, caffeine, and morphine are examples
- non-psychoactive compound from Cannabis
32 Clues: nerve cell • pain-relieving • mosquito born disease • plant source of cocaine • uncontrolled cell growth • build up of salt in soils • plant that digoxin is from • alkaloid from the opium poppy • land suitable for agriculture • overfertilization of waterways • Father of the Green Revolution • world population is ___ billion • plant that Norman Borlaug worked with • ...
Important People 2023-05-22
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- They Built a huge railroad
- Tuttle ___in 1898
- In 1883 Flagler visited
- Plant formed the___company
- Plant built ___and hotels
- They became a deckhand on a steamboat
- Miami was founded by
- Flagler was born in
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- Plant purchased a number of southern
- Tuttle bought many acres of land on
- Plant didn't attend
- Flagler invested in over $40Million in the
- Flagler built palatial
- In 1875 Tuttle ___saw Southern Florida
- Tuttle was born in
15 Clues: Tuttle ___in 1898 • Tuttle was born in • Plant didn't attend • Flagler was born in • Miami was founded by • Flagler built palatial • In 1883 Flagler visited • Plant built ___and hotels • They Built a huge railroad • Plant formed the___company • Tuttle bought many acres of land on • Plant purchased a number of southern • They became a deckhand on a steamboat • ...
Bio CK12 3.1 Pea Plants 2026-02-08
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- science of heredity, or how traits are passed from parents to offspring
- a group of organisms that can mate with one another to produce fertile offspring
- way of gaining knowledge about the natural world that depends on evidence, reasoning, and repeated testing
- structure produced by a seed plant that contains an embryo and food supply enclosed within a tough coat
- one of two female reproductive organs that produces eggs and secretes the hormone estrogen
- process in which pollen grains from anthers on one plant are transferred to stigmas of flowers on another plant; can create offspring with new combinations of traits
- broad explanation that is widely accepted because it is supported by a great deal of evidence
- production of offspring by two parents through the production and fertilization of gametes; produces genetically variable offspring
- Austrian monk who lived in the 1800s and discovered the laws of inheritance by careful, repeated experiments with pea plants; called the “father of genetics”
- fertilization in plants in which pollen is transferred to female gametes in an ovary of the same plant or a different plant of the same species
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- scientific investigation made under controlled conditions to test the validity of a hypothesis
- organ of a plant that holds the plant upright to get light and air and may also bear leaves, flowers, and/or cones
- anything detected with the senses, which include sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste
- union of two gametes that produces a diploid zygote
- study of life
- structure in angiosperms consisting of male and female reproductive structures that attracts animal pollinators
- the passing of traits from parents to offspring
- tiny grains that bear the male gametes of seed plants and transfer sperm to female reproductive structures
- flower organ that receives pollen during fertilization; a female reproductive organ of the flower
- flower organ that produces pollen; a male reproductive organ of the flower
- reproductive cell produced during meiosis that has the haploid number of chromosomes
21 Clues: study of life • the passing of traits from parents to offspring • union of two gametes that produces a diploid zygote • science of heredity, or how traits are passed from parents to offspring • flower organ that produces pollen; a male reproductive organ of the flower • a group of organisms that can mate with one another to produce fertile offspring • ...
Science Grade 4th 2025-11-22
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- Plant part that makes food
- Body part dolphins use to swim
- Animal that looks similar to its young
- Animal part used by monkeys to climb
- cycle Cycle that all living things go through
- Part of plant found underground
- Animal part used by chameleons to catch food
- A seed grows into a
- Body part sharks use to swim fast
- Wide leaves help plants absorb more
- Young frog is called a
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- Animals that no longer exist are
- Body part penguins use to swim
- stems Grape plants climb because they have
- eggs Animals like birds and fish reproduce by
- Young butterfly is called a
- Plant part that helps reproduction
- Plant part that supports the plant upright
- Plant part that absorbs water
- Body part frogs use to hop
- Animal that looks different from its young
21 Clues: A seed grows into a • Young frog is called a • Plant part that makes food • Body part frogs use to hop • Young butterfly is called a • Plant part that absorbs water • Body part penguins use to swim • Body part dolphins use to swim • Part of plant found underground • Animals that no longer exist are • Body part sharks use to swim fast • Plant part that helps reproduction • ...
Bio A, Plant Structure 2024-04-10
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- The second primary nutrient in the three letter format
- an apple is an example of what fruit
- This is what causes plant growth
- First product of photosynthesis that requires 6 of them
- This leaf has more than one leaflet on a stem
- This leaf has one leaflet on a stem
- Lifespan of one year
- a buckeye tree is an example of what?
- There are _____ number of root types
- an almond is an example of what fruit
- Second product of photosynthesis
- Lifespan of more than one year
- There are ___ number of stem types
- carries sugars (food) throughout the plant stem.
- Where does photosynthesis take place?
- What is it when plants Turn brown on ends or edges, Leaves fall off& Plants become moldy.
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- These six factors(light, pH, temperature, ect)affect plant _______
- The third primary nutrient in the three letter format
- percentage of seeds that sprout
- flowers are missing either male (anthers) or female (ovaries).
- carries water and nutrients (minerals) throughout the plant stem.
- flowers have both male (anther) and female (ovary) parts
- How many main types of fruit are there?
- The first primary nutrient in the three letter format
- a maple is an example of what?
- vacuole will decrease in size causing the plasma membrane to reduce
- How does carbon dioxide enter the plant?
27 Clues: Lifespan of one year • Lifespan of more than one year • a maple is an example of what? • percentage of seeds that sprout • This is what causes plant growth • Second product of photosynthesis • There are ___ number of stem types • This leaf has one leaflet on a stem • an apple is an example of what fruit • There are _____ number of root types • ...
BOTANICAL PLANTS 2024-12-09
17 Clues: Spring bulb. • Desert plant. • Simple flower. • Exotic flower. • Fronded plant. • Prickly bloom. • Tropical tree. • Elegant flower. • Climbing plant. • Tropical bloom. • Creeping plant. • Miniature tree. • Aquatic flower. • Medicinal plant. • Low-growing green. • Fast-growing grass. • Water-storing plant.
Plants 2023-08-12
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- Duckweed is a _________ plant.
- Creepers grow _______ from the region.
- The mass of the seed leaves will ________ after the young plant can make its own food.
- A water lily plant is __________ submerged.
- When a seed starts to grow, we say the seed is ___________.
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- The roots of a seed grows first before the ________.
- A hydrilla plant is ___________ submerged.
- ____ _________ plants reproduce from spores.
- There are ________ types of water plant.
- A seedling gets food from the _____ ________.
- A fern is a _______, not a fungi.
- Climbers have weak, non-woody stems and they _____ on other plants to get support.
12 Clues: Duckweed is a _________ plant. • A fern is a _______, not a fungi. • Creepers grow _______ from the region. • There are ________ types of water plant. • A hydrilla plant is ___________ submerged. • A water lily plant is __________ submerged. • ____ _________ plants reproduce from spores. • A seedling gets food from the _____ ________. • ...
Plants Project 2022-12-05
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- Supports the plant and carries water and minerals to the plant
- Protects the seeds
- Holds the parts of the plant that help it reproduce
- Makes food for the plant
- The female part of the plant
- Have the job of making new plants
- A plant's response to water, gravity, light and touch.
Down
- The male part of the plant
- a change in an environment that causes the organism to respond
- The process by which plants make their own food
- a physical trait or behavior that helps an organism survive and reproduce
- Takes in water and minerals from the ground and holds the pant in place
12 Clues: Protects the seeds • Makes food for the plant • The male part of the plant • The female part of the plant • Have the job of making new plants • The process by which plants make their own food • Holds the parts of the plant that help it reproduce • A plant's response to water, gravity, light and touch. • Supports the plant and carries water and minerals to the plant • ...
43 2024-08-20
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- fall plant
- summer bloom
- winter cover
- spring crop
- fall crops
- summer need
- spring removal
- plant early
- enrich soil
- spring bloom
- clear leaves
- spring boost
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- fast grower
- plant in spring
- summer harvest
- summer stress
- summer protect
- winter threat
- plant seeds
- early plant
- summer task
- prune in winter
- spring flower
- prepare soil
- trim in fall
25 Clues: fall plant • fall crops • fast grower • spring crop • plant seeds • summer need • early plant • summer task • plant early • enrich soil • summer bloom • winter cover • prepare soil • spring bloom • trim in fall • clear leaves • spring boost • summer stress • winter threat • spring flower • summer harvest • summer protect • spring removal • plant in spring • prune in winter
sawyers crossword 2023-12-14
11 Clues: a galaxy • has i red spot • is a dwarf plant • is an orange plant • 4th smallest plant • bigger than the sun • is the hottest plant • is the smallest plant • has the most visible rings • it has a candy named after it • the farthest away from the sun
Biotechnological applications in agriculture 2025-01-09
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- Producing thousands of plants through tissue culture
- Part of cells used from plants to obtain somatic hybrids
- Carbon source used in tissue culture
- Plants genetically identical to the original plant from which they are grown by tissue culture technology
- An application of biotechnology
- Type of meristem
- Part of plant taken and grown in a test tube
- Part of a virus infected plant that is free of virus
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- Example of plant produced invitro to be free from virus
- Fusion of protoplasts of tomato and potato produces this hybrid
- Another technology for crop improvement
- Increased crop yields have been due to the use of
- The capacity to generate a whole plant from an explant
- Example of plant produced on commercial scale by tissue culture technique
- Growth regulator used in tissue culture
15 Clues: Type of meristem • An application of biotechnology • Carbon source used in tissue culture • Another technology for crop improvement • Growth regulator used in tissue culture • Part of plant taken and grown in a test tube • Increased crop yields have been due to the use of • Producing thousands of plants through tissue culture • ...
Unit 8 Diversity Vocabulary 2021-04-15
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- pores on the outer layer surface of the stem or leaf of plant
- outer skeleton
- period of little to no growth in plants for a period of time
- dependent on external sources of body heat
- protective film covering top of leaves
- bladder, gas filled sac in bony fish used to maintain/control buoyancy
- fleshy or dry ripened ovary of flowering plant, containing seeds
- organism lacking a backbone
- virus uses host cell to make more viruses, and then burst out of the cell
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- dependent or capable of internal generation of heat.
- cycle, incorporating viral nucleic acid (DNA or RNA) into the host DNA, infecting from within to create more viruses
- embryonic plant enclosed in protective out covering
- grain, male reproductive cell of plants
- cells, curved cells that surround stomata, that open and close
- inner skeleton
- protein shell of a virus
- the way the plant will grow towards the light
- organism with backbone
- tissue, tissue in plants that consist of the xylem and phloem
19 Clues: outer skeleton • inner skeleton • organism with backbone • protein shell of a virus • organism lacking a backbone • protective film covering top of leaves • grain, male reproductive cell of plants • dependent on external sources of body heat • the way the plant will grow towards the light • embryonic plant enclosed in protective out covering • ...
Botany Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-01
13 Clues: math • fungi • moss?? • has pores • animal group • educated guess • method a method • the plant process • physiology plant doctor • not a plant or an animal • pathology plants are sick • found in freshwater habits • takes most of the space in the cell
Important People 2023-05-22
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- They Built a huge railroad
- Tuttle ___in 1898
- In 1883 Flagler visited
- Plant formed the___company
- Plant built ___and hotels
- They became a deckhand on a steamboat
- Miami was founded by
- Flagler was born in
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- Plant purchased a number of southern
- Tuttle bought many acres of land on
- Plant didn't attend
- Flagler invested in over $40Million in the
- Flagler built palatial
- In 1875 Tuttle ___saw Southern Florida
- Tuttle was born in
15 Clues: Tuttle ___in 1898 • Tuttle was born in • Plant didn't attend • Flagler was born in • Miami was founded by • Flagler built palatial • In 1883 Flagler visited • Plant built ___and hotels • They Built a huge railroad • Plant formed the___company • Tuttle bought many acres of land on • Plant purchased a number of southern • They became a deckhand on a steamboat • ...
science review 2022-11-03
Across
- enormous group of stars
- part of the plan that absorb water and minerals and stores the food
- this part of the plant supports the plant
- water cycle :the sun heats liquid water, the becomes water vapor and rises into the air.
- Earth's satellite.
- water cycle: rainwater form rivers, lakes and groundwater. water goes back into the sea
Down
- layer of air that surrounds earth, has gases, absorbs heat and protect us from the sun's rays.
- closest star to earth
- water cycle: water in the clouds becomes rain, rain falls on the land
- this part of the plant makes the food for the plant and realizes oxygen
- extremely large areas of land.
- water cycle : the water vapor changes into drops of water. the drops form clouds. the clouds move.
- this part of the plant makes the seeds for the plant
13 Clues: Earth's satellite. • closest star to earth • enormous group of stars • extremely large areas of land. • this part of the plant supports the plant • this part of the plant makes the seeds for the plant • part of the plan that absorb water and minerals and stores the food • water cycle: water in the clouds becomes rain, rain falls on the land • ...
Umbrella Plant 2024-04-16
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- When does this plant bloom?
- What does the plant need to grow?
- What grows on the plants’ branches?
- What color are the plant’s leaves?
- What does the plant begin as?
Down
- Is this plant a tree or a bush?
- What type of plant is the Umbrella Plant?
- What part of the plant grows into the ground?
- What else can grow on the Umbrella Plant?
- Does the plant like warm or cold weather?
10 Clues: When does this plant bloom? • What does the plant begin as? • Is this plant a tree or a bush? • What does the plant need to grow? • What color are the plant’s leaves? • What grows on the plants’ branches? • What type of plant is the Umbrella Plant? • What else can grow on the Umbrella Plant? • Does the plant like warm or cold weather? • ...
Parts of Plants 2023-09-12
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- absorb water and nutrients from the soil
- an animal that carries pollen from flower to flower
- take in oxygen and give off carbon dioxide
- contains a tiny plant
- attract pollinators
- produces pollen
Down
- where pollination takes place
- a plant that has flowers
- where fruit and seeds form
- gives a plant support
- a young plant with no flowers yet
- protect the flower before it opens
- a tiny plant just beginning to grow out of the ground
13 Clues: produces pollen • attract pollinators • gives a plant support • contains a tiny plant • a plant that has flowers • where fruit and seeds form • where pollination takes place • a young plant with no flowers yet • protect the flower before it opens • absorb water and nutrients from the soil • take in oxygen and give off carbon dioxide • ...
Diversity, Structure, & Adaptations of Plants 2025-11-24
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- Many ____________ are derived from plants
- What do carnivorous plants consume insects for?
- Hornworts, liverworts and mosses are all examples of...
- These types of plants have flowers and fruits
- Vascular plant structure that anchors the plant and absorbs water
- Plants are the main support of food _____
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- What is the name of the pigment inside a chloroplast that plays a role in the absorption of light?
- This plant has adapted to live in an environment with lots of salt a little oxygen
- How do nonvascular plants obtain water?
- _________ is the main food source of plants
- Carries glucose through vascular plants
- Carries water through vascular plants
- Access to water and light will effect what type of _________ a plant has
- These structures are found on the bottoms of leaves
- The xylem carries _______ up through a plant
15 Clues: Carries water through vascular plants • How do nonvascular plants obtain water? • Carries glucose through vascular plants • Many ____________ are derived from plants • Plants are the main support of food _____ • _________ is the main food source of plants • The xylem carries _______ up through a plant • These types of plants have flowers and fruits • ...
Ch 9 & 10 Plants 2024-01-23
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- The tissue that helps transport water and nutrients throughout a plant
- Plants that can live for more than two growing seasons
- A plant's response to the number of hours of darkness in its environment
- Plants that complete their life cycle in two growing seasons
- What causes plants to grow toward or away from light
- Flowering plants are also called
- The response of a plant to touch
- The process in which plants make their own food
- Plants that reproduce by spores
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- The most common plant pigment
- Type of cells plants are made of
- Plants whose seeds are produced in cones
- Plants that grow, flower, and produce seeds in one growing season are called
- The organelle where photosynthesis takes place
- The fancy name for nonvascular seedless plants
- The response of a plant to gravity
- The female reproductive organ in a flower
- Photosynthesis is important because it provides this to humans
- Cellular respiration is important because without it we would not have
- The male reproductive organ in a flower
20 Clues: The most common plant pigment • Plants that reproduce by spores • Type of cells plants are made of • Flowering plants are also called • The response of a plant to touch • The response of a plant to gravity • The male reproductive organ in a flower • Plants whose seeds are produced in cones • The female reproductive organ in a flower • ...
Earth day: Nature, Environment, Weather and Sky 2026-03-18
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- A place with many trees
- Moving air you can feel
- A living thing that grows in the ground
- A white or gray shape in the sky
- An animal with long legs that lives in forests
- A colorful part of a plant
- A bird that swims on water
- The blue space above us
- The green part of a plant or tree
- The planet we live on
- Water that falls from the clouds
- A tall plant with a trunk and branches
- Green plants that cover the ground
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- The bright star that gives us light and heat
- A very large animal that lives in the ocean
- A small insect that makes honey
- An animal with wings that can fly
- An animal with a hard shell on its back
- A big body of water surrounded by land
- A big, furry animal
- An animal that lives and swims in water
- Water that flows across the land
- A very big body of salt water
- A jumping animal that lives near water
- A tiny insect that works in groups
25 Clues: A big, furry animal • The planet we live on • A place with many trees • Moving air you can feel • The blue space above us • A colorful part of a plant • A bird that swims on water • A very big body of salt water • A small insect that makes honey • A white or gray shape in the sky • Water that flows across the land • Water that falls from the clouds • An animal with wings that can fly • ...
Watermelons, Pumpkins and Grammas 2014-04-15
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- avariety of crop
- the material in which plants grow
- name for the artificial application of water to a crop
- watermelons, pumpkins and grammas are members of this family
- one of three parts of a fertiliser mixture
- the very beginning of a plant
- type of gramma
- an essedntial trace element for crops
- needs to be considered when assessing the suitability of the soil for planting
- an essential element for growth that must be applied weekly
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- Jarrahdale and Queensland Blue are varieties of this
- name of a vine that runs along the ground
- a trailing or climbing plant
- name of the female flower part where pollen is deposited
- the process whereby a plant srouts or grows buds
- type of crop grown before planting to help build up soil
- slender, leafless plant organ which attaches itself around another body for support
- type of mulch layer that prevents weed growth
- soil with a pH of less than 7
19 Clues: type of gramma • avariety of crop • a trailing or climbing plant • the very beginning of a plant • soil with a pH of less than 7 • the material in which plants grow • an essedntial trace element for crops • name of a vine that runs along the ground • one of three parts of a fertiliser mixture • type of mulch layer that prevents weed growth • ...
Chapter 5 science crossword 2021-08-23
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- part of the stem,root or leaf that is able to grow into a new plant
- an animal that eats other animals
- individuals that are the exactly the same as each other
- active or hunting at night
- the place where an organism lives
- a consumer that eats a producer
- a consumer that eats the first-order consumer
- an animal that only eats plants
- an animal that is eaten by a predator
- an animal that eats plant and meat
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- depending on each other for survival
- times of the year when fires are most likely to occur
- a number of food chains combined
- a scientist who studies the growing of plants
- all living things
- a consumer that eats a second-order consumer
- another name for independence
- the process of mating one breed of plant or animal with another breed of that plant or animal
- an animal that only eats meat
19 Clues: all living things • active or hunting at night • another name for independence • an animal that only eats meat • a consumer that eats a producer • an animal that only eats plants • a number of food chains combined • an animal that eats other animals • the place where an organism lives • an animal that eats plant and meat • depending on each other for survival • ...
Week 31 - 32 Spelling 2023-09-25
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- territory under rule of another country
- the action or process of fertilizing a plant
- area of land completely surrounded by water
- addition of harmful materials into the environment
- part of a plant, usually green, growing from its stem or branches
- dirt or earth
- very tall land masses, bigger than hills
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- a specific place within a larger area
- requires something
- the society and culture of a particular area
- plant part that gets nutrients from soil
- the main body or stalk of a plant
- A picture that is made by using small pieces of stone, glass, tile, paper or other material.
- grains of a plant that grow when planted
- a very large body of water
15 Clues: dirt or earth • requires something • a very large body of water • the main body or stalk of a plant • a specific place within a larger area • territory under rule of another country • plant part that gets nutrients from soil • grains of a plant that grow when planted • very tall land masses, bigger than hills • area of land completely surrounded by water • ...
agriculture 11 2016-11-21
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- they grow below the ground and most of the time are long
- a plant that grows and dies in one season
- a product that is shipped out of a country
- the edible steams of a plant
- the edible leafs of a plant
- the ediable bloowns or bubs of plants
- large scale production of selected crops
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- growing a wide variety of vegetables for sale localy
- the sweet ediable part of plant
- the edible part of a plant
- a crop sold that makes alot of money
- a product that is shipped into a country
- grow just below the surface
13 Clues: the edible part of a plant • the edible leafs of a plant • grow just below the surface • the edible steams of a plant • the sweet ediable part of plant • a crop sold that makes alot of money • the ediable bloowns or bubs of plants • a product that is shipped into a country • large scale production of selected crops • a plant that grows and dies in one season • ...
agriculture 11 2016-11-21
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- a crop sold that makes alot of money
- grow just below the surface
- growing a wide variety of vegetables for sale localy
- the edible steams of a plant
- they grow below the ground and most of the time are long
- the sweet ediable part of plant
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- a plant that grows and dies in one season
- the edible leafs of a plant
- the edible part of a plant
- large scale production of selected crops
- a product that is shipped out of a country
- a product that is shipped into a country
- the ediable bloowns or bubs of plants
13 Clues: the edible part of a plant • grow just below the surface • the edible leafs of a plant • the edible steams of a plant • the sweet ediable part of plant • a crop sold that makes alot of money • the ediable bloowns or bubs of plants • large scale production of selected crops • a product that is shipped into a country • a plant that grows and dies in one season • ...
DIVERSITY OF ORGANISMS 2023-02-01
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- - rigid rod that runs the length of the body in some animals
- - any animal with a notochord
- - any animal that has a backbone
- - response of a plant to gravity
- - trait of an organism that can be divided into two identical halves
- - last embryonic cell layer to evolve
- - response of a plant to light
- - any trait that has evolved to help an organism survive and reproduce under certain conditions
- - trait of an organism whose body is divided into multiple parts
- column - another term for backbone
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- - phylum in which all modern vertebrates are placed
- - suspension of growth and development in a plant during periods of extreme coldness and dryness
- - fluid-filled body cavity completely enclosed by mesoderm
- - diploid cell that forms when a sperm and an egg fuse
- - plant that grows on other plants rather than in soil
- - any turning toward or away from a stimulus in the environment
- - process in which two gametes fuse into one cell
- - any animal that produces eggs with waterproof membranes
- - plant that is adapted to very dry conditions
- - domain in which the Animal Kingdom is placed
- - distinct juvenile form that many animals go through before becoming an adult
21 Clues: - any animal with a notochord • - response of a plant to light • - any animal that has a backbone • - response of a plant to gravity • column - another term for backbone • - last embryonic cell layer to evolve • - plant that is adapted to very dry conditions • - domain in which the Animal Kingdom is placed • - process in which two gametes fuse into one cell • ...
Eat Your Yard Crossword Puzzle 2024-05-14
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- This is the L in BLT.
- Orange veggies that Bugs Bunny loves.
- This is what Ag is short for.
- These are grains & vegetable grown to be sold.
- This type of plant crawls or climbs.
- Hugelkultur is about building these
- Like Agriculture, but for fish.
- The underground plant part, like a potato.
- These are a type of legume.
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- These veggies might be hot!
- These are parts of a plant you can eat.
- What do you call someone who works on a farm?
- This veggie looks like lettuce.
- These might eat your crops.
- This fruit gave its name to a color.
- This is the dirt you plant crops in.
- Like Agriculture, but for worms.
- This red vegetable is great on a sandwich.
- This is where you can find flowers or veggies.
- This vegetable has ears!
20 Clues: This is the L in BLT. • This vegetable has ears! • These veggies might be hot! • These might eat your crops. • These are a type of legume. • This is what Ag is short for. • This veggie looks like lettuce. • Like Agriculture, but for fish. • Like Agriculture, but for worms. • Hugelkultur is about building these • This fruit gave its name to a color. • ...
Parts of Plants. 2013-08-04
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- Part of a plant below the ground.
- It carries food to all the parts of the plant.
- We eat these green leaves.
- Roots help them to stay fixed to the soil.
- The thick and strong stem of a tree.
- Seed that we can eat.
- Plants give out this gas.
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- We eat this root and it is white in colour.
- The flat surface of a leaf.
- The growth of seed into a new plant.
- Beans and Mustard have these roots.
- Thin and bushy roots together.
- The green pigment in leaves.
- Lines running across in leaves.
- It consists of stem, leaves, buds flowers and fruits.
15 Clues: Seed that we can eat. • Plants give out this gas. • We eat these green leaves. • The flat surface of a leaf. • The green pigment in leaves. • Thin and bushy roots together. • Lines running across in leaves. • Part of a plant below the ground. • Beans and Mustard have these roots. • The growth of seed into a new plant. • The thick and strong stem of a tree. • ...
science review 2022-11-03
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- enormous group of stars
- extremely large areas of land.
- water cycle: water in the clouds becomes rain, rain falls on the land
- closest star to earth
- water cycle: rainwater form rivers, lakes and groundwater. water goes back into the sea
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- water cycle : the water vapor changes into drops of water. the drops form clouds. the clouds move.
- layer of air that surrounds earth, has gases, absorbs heat and protect us from the sun's rays.
- water cycle :the sun heats liquid water, the becomes water vapor and rises into the air.
- part of the plan that absorb water and minerals and stores the food
- this part of the plant makes the seeds for the plant
- Earth's satellite.
- this part of the plant supports the plant
- this part of the plant makes the food for the plant and realizes oxygen
13 Clues: Earth's satellite. • closest star to earth • enormous group of stars • extremely large areas of land. • this part of the plant supports the plant • this part of the plant makes the seeds for the plant • part of the plan that absorb water and minerals and stores the food • water cycle: water in the clouds becomes rain, rain falls on the land • ...
Differences Between Plant and Animal Cells 2017-10-12
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- Where is the nucleus located in an animal cell?
- Do plant cells have a regular or irregular shape?
- The semifluid substance between other organelles in the cell
- membrane What does the animal cell have in replacement of a cell wall?
- What variation of the animal cell has more mitochondria to burn sugars for making more energy?
- What do plant cell vacuoles store?
- Are plant cells smaller or larger than animal cells?
- An organelle that converts sugars into usable energy; also known as the "powerhouse of the cell"
- What organelle stores materials? (There is one large one in plant cells and multiple small ones in animal cells)
- What are the small disk-shaped compartments inside the chloroplasts?
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- Which organelles help manufacture proteins? (These are made of RNA and proteins)
- Organelles that capture light energy and convert it to chemical energy (Only found in plant cells)
- The organelle that digests bacteria and excess inside animal cells
- What organelle in animal cells is made up of microtubules and functions only during cell division?
- What is the inflexible barrier that protects plant cells?
15 Clues: What do plant cell vacuoles store? • Where is the nucleus located in an animal cell? • Do plant cells have a regular or irregular shape? • Are plant cells smaller or larger than animal cells? • What is the inflexible barrier that protects plant cells? • The semifluid substance between other organelles in the cell • ...
Edible things 2020-10-16
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- a savoury dish of Italian origin consisting of a usually round, flattened base of leavened wheat-based dough topped with tomatoes, cheese, and often various other ingredients
- a sandwich consisting of one or more cooked patties of ground meat, usually beef, placed inside a sliced bread roll or bun
- a type of food made from unleavened dough which is rolled flat and cut, stretched or extruded, into long strips or strings
- a vegetable that is the most widely cultivated species of the genus Allium. Its close relatives include the garlic, scallion, shallot, leek, chive, etc.
- a stone fruit produced from numerous species of tropical trees belonging to the flowering plant genus Mangifera
- a plant species in the nightshade family Solanaceae. Solanum melongena is grown worldwide for its edible fruit. Most commonly purple, the spongy, absorbent fruit is used in several cuisines
- a plant species in the family Cucurbitaceae, a vine-like flowering plant originally domesticated in Africa
- a cultivar of winter squash that is round with smooth, slightly ribbed skin, and is most often deep yellow to orange in coloration
- an inorganic, transparent, tasteless, odourless, and nearly colourless chemical substance, which is the main constituent of Earth's hydrosphere
- perennial flowering plants with blue or purple berries
- an elongated, edible fruit – botanically a berry – produced by several kinds of large herbaceous flowering plants in the genus Musa
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- the seed of the grass species Oryza glaberrima or Oryza sativa. As a cereal grain, it is the most widely consumed staple food for a large part of the world's human population, especially in Asia and Africa
- a root vegetable, usually orange in color, though purple, black, red, white, and yellow cultivars exist
- a traditional Mexican dish consisting of a small hand-sized corn or wheat tortilla topped with a filling
- a type of fried dough confection or dessert food
- a brewed drink prepared from roasted coffee beans
- a species of small evergreen tree in the flowering plant family Rutaceae, native to South Asia, primarily North eastern India
- the edible, often red berry of the plant Solanum lycopersicum. The species originated in western South America and Central America
- a tropical plant with an edible fruit and the most economically significant plant in the family Bromeliaceae
- an edible fruit produced by an apple tree
- a widely grown hybrid species of the genus Fragaria
21 Clues: an edible fruit produced by an apple tree • a type of fried dough confection or dessert food • a brewed drink prepared from roasted coffee beans • a widely grown hybrid species of the genus Fragaria • perennial flowering plants with blue or purple berries • a root vegetable, usually orange in color, though purple, black, red, white, and yellow cultivars exist • ...
chapter 7 plants 2021-03-01
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- the tissue in higher plants that constitutes the vascular system, consisting of phloem and xylem, by which water and nutrients are conducted throughout the plant.
- a type of tissue at the tip of a plant root. It is also called calyptra.
- the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food
- also called strobilus, in botany, mass of scales or bracts, usually ovate in shape,
- a flowering plant's unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another such plant.
- unborn or unhatched offspring in the process of development
- a fine powdery substance, typically yellow, consisting of microscopic grains discharged from the male part of a flower or from a male cone.
- each of the parts of the calyx of a flower, enclosing the petals and typically green and leaflike.
- a plastid that contains chlorophyll and in which photosynthesis takes place.
- the outer cellular layer of a hair.
- the vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and dissolved nutrients upward from the root and also helps to form the woody element in the stem.
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- the seed-bearing part of a plant
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water.
- the leaf or leaflike part of a palm, fern, or similar plant.
- makes plants green.
- is the result of an operation that is meant to remove disease and relieve symptoms
- a space or vesicle within the cytoplasm of a cell, enclosed by a membrane and typically containing fluid
- is an ensemble of similar cells and their extracellular matrix from the same origin that together carry out a specific function
- each of the segments of the corolla of a flower, which are modified leaves and are typically colored.
- the vascular tissue in plants that conducts sugars and other metabolic products downward from the leaves.
20 Clues: makes plants green. • the seed-bearing part of a plant • the outer cellular layer of a hair. • unborn or unhatched offspring in the process of development • the leaf or leaflike part of a palm, fern, or similar plant. • a type of tissue at the tip of a plant root. It is also called calyptra. • ...
Smart TVET Terrarium 2026-07-09
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- Turns the LED on or off
- Main source of energy for photosynthesis
- Transparent container used for the terrarium
- Mini ecosystem inside a glass container
- Living organism that produces oxygen
- Main growing medium for plants
- Gas absorbed during photosynthesis
- Filters water and reduces bad odors
- Gas released by plants
- Variety of living organisms
- Essential for plant survival
- Holds the plant firmly in the soil
- Able to continue without harming nature
- Water droplets formed inside the jar
- Supplies electrical power
- Reuse materials to reduce waste
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- Living things and their environment
- Technology that protects the environment
- Process plants use to make food
- Amount of water vapor in the air
- Connects electronic components together
- Bottom layer that helps excess water drain
- Detects environmental conditions
- Organic material that enriches soil
- Improves drainage inside the terrarium
- Soft green plant that grows on rocks and soil
- The natural environment
- Natural home of living organisms
- Energy-efficient light used in the smart terrarium
- Color associated with healthy plants
30 Clues: Gas released by plants • Turns the LED on or off • The natural environment • Supplies electrical power • Variety of living organisms • Essential for plant survival • Main growing medium for plants • Process plants use to make food • Reuse materials to reduce waste • Amount of water vapor in the air • Detects environmental conditions • Natural home of living organisms • ...
Cell Crossworld 2023-11-16
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- The "powerhouse" of the cell. Breaks down food to make energy (ATP) for the cell
- Means true Nucleus
- Place where materials are processed and moved around inside the cell
- Gel-like fluid that supports the cell organelles and holds them in place
- Most basic unit of life;
- Made up of one cell
- Aids with cell devision
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- Packages and transmits cellular materials throughout the cell
- Storage space for water, waste, food, and other cellular material
- Surronds the plant cell and maintains cell shape and structure (only in plant cell)
- Means before nucleus and has no membrane-bound organelles
- Made up of more than one cell
- Controls what goes in and out of the cell
- The control center for the cell and has the DNA of the cell
- Digestion and waste removal
- Makes protien for the cell
- Makes food for the plant cell (Plant cell only)
17 Clues: Means true Nucleus • Made up of one cell • Aids with cell devision • Most basic unit of life; • Makes protien for the cell • Digestion and waste removal • Made up of more than one cell • Controls what goes in and out of the cell • Makes food for the plant cell (Plant cell only) • Means before nucleus and has no membrane-bound organelles • ...
Mammals 2020-02-04
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- egg-laying mammals
- entire period of growth from fertilization to birth
- plant eater
- animals with backbones
- insect eater
- an animal or plant that can no longer be found alive on earth
- pouched mammals
- small gnawing mammals
- region between the uterus and developing young that allows exchanges of nutrients
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- adhered to a place but able to move surrounding environment
- meat eater
- symmetry exhibiting mirrored images when cut down one plane
- able to regulate body temperature (warm-blooded)
- active at night
- animal or plant at risk for becoming extinct
- ability to move from place to place
- mammals that have a special stomach divided into 4 sections
- meat and plant eater
- active during the day
19 Clues: meat eater • plant eater • insect eater • active at night • pouched mammals • egg-laying mammals • meat and plant eater • active during the day • small gnawing mammals • animals with backbones • ability to move from place to place • animal or plant at risk for becoming extinct • able to regulate body temperature (warm-blooded) • entire period of growth from fertilization to birth • ...
Introduction to Horticulture 2015-02-05
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- attracts bees.
- for moving rocks.
- trunk and branches.
- growing area.
- concrete paving.
- tree lines.
- kills plants.
- decomposing plants.
- unwanted plant.
- garden layout.
- outdoor room.
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- rising path.
- earth.
- plant food.
- plant barrier.
- for pruning.
- for moving material.
- spring flowering.
- grows in to a plant.
- plant shoot.
- water feature.
- damaging creature.
- for digging.
- green and mown.
24 Clues: earth. • plant food. • tree lines. • rising path. • for pruning. • plant shoot. • for digging. • growing area. • kills plants. • outdoor room. • attracts bees. • plant barrier. • water feature. • garden layout. • unwanted plant. • green and mown. • concrete paving. • for moving rocks. • spring flowering. • damaging creature. • trunk and branches. • decomposing plants. • for moving material. • grows in to a plant.
plant transport system 2021-08-23
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- _____ carrying tube transport _____ from roots to all parts of the plant
- _______ process where plant make food
- ____tiny opening to allow gas exchange to happen
- _____ carbon dioxide present, faster plant photosynthesise
- ____ is also known as water carrying tube
- weaker presence of light,_____ plant photosynthesise
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- ___-____ plant takes in during the day
- _____-carrying tube transports ____ from leaf to all parts of the plant
- ______ occurs everytime
- _____ is a green pigment for plant to make food
- _____ occurs when no sunlight present
- ______ is also known as food carrying tube
12 Clues: ______ occurs everytime • _______ process where plant make food • _____ occurs when no sunlight present • ___-____ plant takes in during the day • ____ is also known as water carrying tube • ______ is also known as food carrying tube • _____ is a green pigment for plant to make food • ____tiny opening to allow gas exchange to happen • ...
Photosynthesis and Food Webs 2025-01-15
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- The specific type of sugar a plant produces in photosynthesis
- The organelle in plants where photosynthesis occurs
- The energy source plants use to rearrange molecules to make their food.
- A harsh and destructive natural phenomena in forests that activates the seeds of many plants.
- A set of tube-shaped cells throughout a plant that help distribute sugar
- Cells in the leaf that work as a pair to create an opening for gases to move in or out
- Although useful for storing water and supplying small amount of micronutrients, it's not used in photosynthesis
- A liquid material plants need to acquire to make their own food.
- A set of tube-shaped cells in the stem of a plant that help conduct water upwards into the leaves
- The primary location of photosynthesis on a plant
- Included in food chains and webs to show the direction of energy and matter transfer.
- A measure of energy in a food source
- The color of the chlorophyll pigment in plant cells
- A map of all feeding connections in an ecosystem
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- A gas produced by plants in the process of photosynthesis
- Carbon __________ is a gas plants use to make their food.
- A linear map of feeding connections
- A pigment used by plants to absorb sunlight energy
- A molecule needed by living things, used to make their cell membrane
- A tasty material produced by plants to encourage animals to distribute their seeds.
- The structure plants have below ground that help with water and nutrient absorption from the soil
- The food a plant produces for itself and uses for growth and energy.
- A hole that opens and closes in a leaf to allow gases in and out
- Word meaning "third," used to describe consumers in a food chain.
- A reproductive structure some plants have, which in many cases, can turn into fruit.
- A package containing DNA for a new plant combined with nutrients to help it begin growing
26 Clues: A linear map of feeding connections • A measure of energy in a food source • A map of all feeding connections in an ecosystem • The primary location of photosynthesis on a plant • A pigment used by plants to absorb sunlight energy • The organelle in plants where photosynthesis occurs • The color of the chlorophyll pigment in plant cells • ...
OCannabis 420 2021-04-14
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- primary root that grows from seeds
- a training technique
- the pod harboring male or female reproductive organs (most often misnamed)
- first leaves of the plant
- male plants have these
- intoxicant ingredient in marijuana
- a copy of a mother plant
- soil amendement
- concentrated form of cannabis
- a low thc plant
- ancestory, lineage, phenotype
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- glandular and secretory, clear, cloudy, amber
- a mass of calyxes
- essential nutrient
- poor quality LED lights
- process of using heat to activate THC from THCa
- seedless plants
- the green photosynthetic matter of plants
- a dual combination typically fed together
- food for plants
20 Clues: seedless plants • food for plants • soil amendement • a low thc plant • a mass of calyxes • essential nutrient • a training technique • male plants have these • poor quality LED lights • a copy of a mother plant • first leaves of the plant • concentrated form of cannabis • ancestory, lineage, phenotype • primary root that grows from seeds • intoxicant ingredient in marijuana • ...
Animal and Plant's Sensory and Motor Mechanism 2019-07-08
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- other terms of smell
- the response or reaction
- response to stimulus
- it the receptor cell secretes
- growth and development of plant
- it response to stimulus
- respond to radiant energy
- causes tissue damage
- in light/have light
- it has receptor cell causing to tauched
- vibration and detects
- it is a example of plant
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- physical deformation of cell
- odorant blind to olfactory receptors
- relating to sensation
- respond to hot and cold
- it also called neuron
- directional response of plant
- captures the light
- other term of taste
- use light to track time
- they defend themselves
22 Clues: captures the light • other term of taste • in light/have light • other terms of smell • response to stimulus • causes tissue damage • relating to sensation • it also called neuron • vibration and detects • they defend themselves • respond to hot and cold • it response to stimulus • use light to track time • the response or reaction • it is a example of plant • respond to radiant energy • ...
tissues 2020-07-14
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- present in the sides of stem
- thick waxy coating in desert plants
- it forms the outer covering of the plant
- complex tissue that transports food
- helps in growth of plant
- Provides flexibility to plant parts
- Provides support to plants and also stores food
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- present in tips of root and stem
- outer covering or ‘skin’ OF A PLANT
- group of cells
- complex tissue that transports water and minerals
- form the bark
- Cells are dead & possess very thick lignified walls
- Present at the base of leaves and internodes
- this tissue does not divide
15 Clues: form the bark • group of cells • helps in growth of plant • this tissue does not divide • present in the sides of stem • present in tips of root and stem • outer covering or ‘skin’ OF A PLANT • thick waxy coating in desert plants • complex tissue that transports food • Provides flexibility to plant parts • it forms the outer covering of the plant • ...
Short quiz in Animals and Plants 2022-01-14
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- Woodpecker uses its ______ to dig out the worms from the tree trunk.
- The type of plant can have stem, root and leaves.
- Animals that have dry scales.
- The process of needing food is _______________.
- We can group things up by making a _______.
- The only type of animals that can live in both water and on lands
- Urine and sweating are the example of ___________.
- Plant bent to a the direction of light is a response to ___________.
- Trees uptake nutrients, _______ and water through their root.
- Every living things have 7 _________ functions.
- Finger nails getting longer and longer is an example of _________.
- Both animals and plants can have ____________ while plants' are usually slower than animals
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- The process we put things into groups is called _________________________.
- ________ glands are one of the key features of Mammals.
- Shark can smell a small drop of blood over a long distance. It refers to the function _________________.
- ________ plants can always produce flowers and fruit.
- Living things also called _____________.
- The key feature of fish that help them to swim.
- The formal name of poo poo.
- Another key feature of fish can help them to breathe underwater.
- Plant grow fruit with seed. It is the way of __________________.
- A type of plant that lives in damp places. They absorb water from the surrounding through their body surface.
- By _____________, we in take oxygen and breath out carbon dioxide.
- Animals eat fruit and usually discard the _______, it helps the plant to reproduce in different places.
24 Clues: The formal name of poo poo. • Animals that have dry scales. • Living things also called _____________. • We can group things up by making a _______. • The process of needing food is _______________. • The key feature of fish that help them to swim. • Every living things have 7 _________ functions. • The type of plant can have stem, root and leaves. • ...
Botanical Bliss Crossword Challenge 2023-10-09
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- - Common wildflower with white petals
- - Yellow flower known for following the sun
- - Tall tree with sturdy wood and acorns
- - Fragrant herb used in aromatherapy
- - Common weed with yellow flowers
- - Spring-blooming flower with vibrant colors
- - Spring flower with trumpet-shaped blooms
- - Leafy green plant with delicate fronds
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- - Succulent plant adapted to arid climates
- - Tree known for its distinctive leaves and syrup
- - Herb used in cooking and smudging rituals
- - Beautiful flower known for its thorns
- - Elegant flower often associated with purity
- - Exotic flower often used in arrangements
- - Fast-growing plant used in construction
- - Aquatic plant with large, elegant flowers
- - Coniferous tree with needle-like leaves
- - Succulent plant known for its healing properties
- - Non-flowering plant with spore-producing leaves
- - Climbing vine with evergreen leaves
20 Clues: - Common weed with yellow flowers • - Fragrant herb used in aromatherapy • - Common wildflower with white petals • - Climbing vine with evergreen leaves • - Beautiful flower known for its thorns • - Tall tree with sturdy wood and acorns • - Leafy green plant with delicate fronds • - Fast-growing plant used in construction • - Coniferous tree with needle-like leaves • ...
Beans, Beans, Beans 2020-07-23
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- To start to grow
- The part of the seed that develops into a plant and includes the cotelydon and radicle
- A bean named after a body part
- The part of a plant which attaches it to the ground
- The main organs for photosynthesis that grow on the stem
- A mixture of organic material, clay and rock particles
- The study of plants
- Coat the protective outer coat of a seed
- Relating to or coming from living matter
- Beans are healthy and full of _______ for energy
- Prepare and use land for crops
- Plants of the pea family that usually grow in pods
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- Hair tiny growths coming out of the root to absorb moisture
- The process by which plants use sunlight to convert air and water to sugars
- A bean name that sounds like a horse color
- The earliest leaves of the plant that grow from the embryo
- The stalk of the plant
- This seed grows in long pods. Common types are Pinto Kidney, Black, and Garbanzo.
- The part of a plant embryo that develops into the root
19 Clues: To start to grow • The study of plants • The stalk of the plant • A bean named after a body part • Prepare and use land for crops • Coat the protective outer coat of a seed • Relating to or coming from living matter • A bean name that sounds like a horse color • Beans are healthy and full of _______ for energy • Plants of the pea family that usually grow in pods • ...
Plant Processes (Unit 6) 2023-03-07
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- the substance that gives plants their green color
- the response of a plant to the stimulus of gravity
- the amount of force the water inside a cell pushes on the cell membrane
- the organelle where cellular respiration takes place
- the ability to cause change in a system
- an action that changes or maintains the motion of an object
- the force that attracts all objects in the universe to one another
- the internal structure of a plant that carries water up from the roots
- a waste product of cellular respiration that is used in photosynthesis
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- chemical reaction that breaks down glucose and releases stored ATP
- a chemical reaction that allows producers to make their own food
- product of photosynthesis/chemical energy
- important substance organisms gets from food
- the result of a chemical reaction
- the organelle where photosynthesis takes place
- tiny openings in plant leaves where carbon dioxide enters
- the internal structure that carries glucose through a plant
- the word used for an ingredient in chemical formulas
18 Clues: the result of a chemical reaction • the ability to cause change in a system • product of photosynthesis/chemical energy • important substance organisms gets from food • the organelle where photosynthesis takes place • the substance that gives plants their green color • the response of a plant to the stimulus of gravity • ...
Plant classification and Anatomy 2024-11-22
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- transports water and nutrients from the roots to higher areas on the plant
- the layer of cells in a plant that provides unspecialized cells to promote growth
- plants producing seeds with two cotyledons
- a classification of plants that lack a vascular system
- examples are lichens, mosses, fungi, and microorganisms like bacteria
- the main substance in the walls of plant cells
- a tiny pore like structure on the leaf that take in food and ingredients for photosynthesis
- root like structures that grow at the bases of bryophytes, mosses, and liverworts
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- cell located in yhe epidermis, creates stomata's, and controls intake and output of CO^2 and water
- any vascular plant that reproduces by means of an exposed seed or ovule.
- only has one cotyledon
- vascular tissue that transports carbon from the leaves to the basal part of the plant
- and extracellular hydrophobic layer that covers the aerial epidermis of all land plants, provides protection
- a classification for plants with a vascular system
- a plant that produces flowers and bear seeds in fruits
15 Clues: only has one cotyledon • plants producing seeds with two cotyledons • the main substance in the walls of plant cells • a classification for plants with a vascular system • a classification of plants that lack a vascular system • a plant that produces flowers and bear seeds in fruits • examples are lichens, mosses, fungi, and microorganisms like bacteria • ...
Agriculture 2014-05-14
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- Conjunctivitis in humans and some livestock
- A powerful motor vehicle with large rear wheels, used chiefly on farms for hauling equipment and trailers
- Used for dairy and meat
- The science or practice of farming
- A substance added to soil to make it more fertile
- Used for wool and meat
- A black Orpington chicken of an Australian breed
- A small, domestic bird kept for its egg and/or meat
- The preparation of land for growing crops
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- A leguminous plant, especially one grown as a crop
- Plant (seed) by scattering it on or in the earth
- An animal (especially a sheep, calf, or foal) that is a year old or that is in its second year
- The process whereby seeds or spores sprout and begin to grow
- Large ruminant animals with horns and cloven hoofs, domesticated for meat or milk
- Make one's living by growing crops or keeping livestock.
- Put (a seed, bulb, or plant) in the ground so that it can grow.
- The unit of reproduction of a flowering plant, capable of developing into another such plant
- Grass that has been mown and dried for use as fodder
- A baby pig
- Domestic fowl
- A roundish, hard-shelled body which can be used for reproduction or consumed as food
21 Clues: A baby pig • Domestic fowl • Used for wool and meat • Used for dairy and meat • The science or practice of farming • The preparation of land for growing crops • Conjunctivitis in humans and some livestock • Plant (seed) by scattering it on or in the earth • A black Orpington chicken of an Australian breed • A substance added to soil to make it more fertile • ...
Botany Review 2022-12-07
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- parachutes help blow seeds around
- from decaying plants for photosynthesis
- seed container
- soil needs this for photosynthesis
- absorb water and nutrients for the plant
- growing a plant from a healthy stem
- has several seeds inside from hardened ovary
- underground stems that store excess food
- series of roots growing in different directions
- bulbs
- one-seeded fruit
- special container for seeds
- storage house made up of special leaves and a short stem
- when the air has enough water for roots to grow on trees
- burrs, grass and droppings help move seeds
- roots know to grow down
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- roots turn in the direction of gravity
- pods that shoot seeds out
- seeds that are moved by water
- edible part of a plant that contains no seeds
- provides plants the energy needed to grow
- splits along one side with seeds
- have fleshy parts between covering and seed
- underground stems that form a big lump
- seed surrounded by a hard, woody covering
- when humans spread seeds around to plant
- one main thick root from the plant's stem
- strongest part of the root tip
- when wind and water wash away soil
- grow roots from the bottom
- plants grown by rooting
- a plant dies before it can revive itself
- row of seeds attached to the side of the fruit
33 Clues: bulbs • seed container • one-seeded fruit • plants grown by rooting • roots know to grow down • pods that shoot seeds out • grow roots from the bottom • special container for seeds • seeds that are moved by water • strongest part of the root tip • splits along one side with seeds • parachutes help blow seeds around • soil needs this for photosynthesis • ...
Beans, Beans, Beans 2020-07-23
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- To start to grow
- The part of the seed that develops into a plant and includes the cotelydon and radicle
- A bean named after a body part
- The part of a plant which attaches it to the ground
- The main organs for photosynthesis that grow on the stem
- A mixture of organic material, clay and rock particles
- The study of plants
- Coat the protective outer coat of a seed
- Relating to or coming from living matter
- Beans are healthy and full of _______ for energy
- Prepare and use land for crops
- Plants of the pea family that usually grow in pods
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- Hair tiny growths coming out of the root to absorb moisture
- The process by which plants use sunlight to convert air and water to sugars
- A bean name that sounds like a horse color
- The earliest leaves of the plant that grow from the embryo
- The stalk of the plant
- This seed grows in long pods. Common types are Pinto Kidney, Black, and Garbanzo.
- The part of a plant embryo that develops into the root
19 Clues: To start to grow • The study of plants • The stalk of the plant • A bean named after a body part • Prepare and use land for crops • Coat the protective outer coat of a seed • Relating to or coming from living matter • A bean name that sounds like a horse color • Beans are healthy and full of _______ for energy • Plants of the pea family that usually grow in pods • ...
Living Systems 2021-05-24
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- This is the most common example of a non-vascular plant
- Part of a plant cell that makes food AND gives the cell its green color
- The brain of the cell
- The main function of this plant cell organelle is to provide support
- All insects are considered -
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- The jelly-like substance found in both plant and animal cells
- When an animal makes itself look like another poisonous animal
- The shape of an animal cell
- A ducks webbed feet is considered its -
- The shape of a plant cell
- An animal blending into its environment to hide
- Trees, wild flowers, and grasses are all _______
- Part of the cell that stores food, water, and waste
- An octopus has no -
14 Clues: An octopus has no - • The brain of the cell • The shape of a plant cell • The shape of an animal cell • All insects are considered - • A ducks webbed feet is considered its - • An animal blending into its environment to hide • Trees, wild flowers, and grasses are all _______ • Part of the cell that stores food, water, and waste • ...
science crossword 2026-01-09
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- converts sunlight to energy
- grows undergroun
- simple sugar
- a diverse group that includes moss and hornworts
- form a sugar called glucose
- these plants can grow very tall
- the leaves can be fan shaped
- a complex carbohydrate
- bees transfers this
- earliest stage of a plant
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- grows overground
- passive movement of molecules
- most abundant plant alive today
- makes their own food
- system operation system of a plant
- flower grass and trees are all
- has needle like or scale like leaves
- ancient plants that been around since the Mesozoic era
- the pigment in plants
- have a sporophyte dominant life cycle
20 Clues: simple sugar • grows overground • grows undergroun • bees transfers this • makes their own food • the pigment in plants • a complex carbohydrate • earliest stage of a plant • converts sunlight to energy • form a sugar called glucose • the leaves can be fan shaped • passive movement of molecules • flower grass and trees are all • most abundant plant alive today • ...
Chapter 3 Vocab 2022-10-06
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- female part of the flower that receives pollen
- to make more of the same kind
- to spread
- colorful part of the flower to attract pollinators
- plants that produce seeds in cones
- male structure of the flower that produces pollen
- to sprout
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- part of a plant that makes seeds
- first stage of growth in a plant
- part of the mature flowering plant that contains the seeds
- young plant
- transfer of pollen to the pistil
- used by plants to reproduce who do not make seeds
- scientist who studies plants
14 Clues: to spread • to sprout • young plant • scientist who studies plants • to make more of the same kind • part of a plant that makes seeds • first stage of growth in a plant • transfer of pollen to the pistil • plants that produce seeds in cones • female part of the flower that receives pollen • used by plants to reproduce who do not make seeds • ...
Founders Day 2023 2023-05-25
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- Most recent shingle plant to open in the US.
- Creates honest, open and respectful relationships between all.
- Combined with knowledge, it helps us deliver sound decisions quickly.
- Isadores oldest son.
- Where was the first IKO plant built?
- Short name for thermoplastic polyolefin.
- Another name for the MIdwest site.
- This thinking frames our decision making to help secure a brighter future.
- IKO's most popular shingle.
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- In what country was IKO's founder, Isadore born?
- In what state is IKO South located?
- In what city is the Canadian's new office located?
- Helps us find ways to improve our business for the benefit of all.
- In what state will the new granule plant be located?
- Ensures we will never stop trying to improve ourselves.
- Oldest US Shingle Plant.
- Defines how we do what we say.
- What does the "H" is HSS stand for?
18 Clues: Isadores oldest son. • Oldest US Shingle Plant. • IKO's most popular shingle. • Defines how we do what we say. • Another name for the MIdwest site. • In what state is IKO South located? • What does the "H" is HSS stand for? • Where was the first IKO plant built? • Short name for thermoplastic polyolefin. • Most recent shingle plant to open in the US. • ...
Crossword Puzzle Science 2024-05-10
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- A response to Stimulus
- How an animal or plant blends in with the envrioment
- Changes that happen outside of someone
- Bending of a plant with touch on another object
- When an animal adapts the way it acts
- When a plant grows toward light
- Is like a cause
- Is like a effect
- When you get it from your parents
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- Changes that happen inside of someone
- When roots grow down and shoot up
- When a plant lacks water
- When you find out how to do something
- A way a animal or plant blends with the enviroment
14 Clues: Is like a cause • Is like a effect • A response to Stimulus • When a plant lacks water • When a plant grows toward light • When roots grow down and shoot up • When you get it from your parents • Changes that happen inside of someone • When you find out how to do something • When an animal adapts the way it acts • Changes that happen outside of someone • ...
PLANTS 2022-08-04
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- aka wood wide web fungi
- family of the hooded flower and smelly tasty herbs
- flower structure found on ground and black elder
- heart shaped
- specific word describing the leaves found on ferns
- latin for plant with culinary/ medical origins
- habit of plants like bindweed and morning glory
- not at all able to handle the cold or frost
- part of a plant connecting the leaf to the stem of for example sage
- Latin name for fuzzy in a plant such as hairy bittercress
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- genus with a long taproot
- traditional most common leaf shape
- lesser celandine leaf shape
- nobilis aromatic leaf that goes nicely in stews and rice
- traditional most common leaf venation
- meal for aphids mealybugs etc
- a type of leaf made of lots of smaller leaflets to create the one whole leaf
- part of a plant that protects the flower
18 Clues: heart shaped • aka wood wide web fungi • genus with a long taproot • lesser celandine leaf shape • meal for aphids mealybugs etc • traditional most common leaf shape • traditional most common leaf venation • part of a plant that protects the flower • not at all able to handle the cold or frost • latin for plant with culinary/ medical origins • ...
Ecology 2023-02-28
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- a strusture that contains the amle or female reporoductive structures of cycads
- a plant that lives for several years and produces flowers and seeds hearly
- the process of photo synthese, plants convert the suns
- plants- lack of specialized transport tissues
- Thallose- stems with flat, thin leaflike structures
- sporophyte produces roots and a thick undergroud stem
- completes its life span
- a compact cluster of spore-bearing structures
- a plant that lives anchored to an object or another plant
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- combination of structures and processes
- structures that either store food or help absorb food for the tiny angiospersm
- Fern spores form
- tissue- specilized transport tissue
- scientist who study plants
- Clusters of sporangia
- openings openings in the outer layer of leaves
- plants- plants ith vascular tissue
- a plants life spans to years
- a plant structure that contains an embryo
19 Clues: Fern spores form • Clusters of sporangia • completes its life span • scientist who study plants • a plants life spans to years • plants- plants ith vascular tissue • tissue- specilized transport tissue • combination of structures and processes • a plant structure that contains an embryo • plants- lack of specialized transport tissues • ...
Plant Systems 2025-02-10
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- A part of the plant tissue which covers the surfaces of the plant for protection and is transparent to allow sunlight through.
- The suction force which aids in drawing the water upwards from roots to leaves
- The part of the leaf that has a large surface area in order to absorb sunlight
- The part which transports water and glucose around plant
- Water molecules have Hydrogen Bonds with other water molecules
- A part of the plant tissue which function is to open and close to let gases diffuse in and out through the stoma.
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- The part which provides strength throughout the leaf, keeping it upright and sturdy.
- A part of the plant tissue in which Photosynthesis also occurs in the cells here. Large air spaces for gas exchange
- A part of the plant tissue which have cells packed with chloroplasts and is the site of most of the photosynthesis
- Water molecules have Hydrogen Bonds with other polar objects
- The part which attaches the leaf to the plant's stem
- A group of plant tissues working together to carry out a particular function.
- A group of similar plant cells working together to carry out a particular function
13 Clues: The part which attaches the leaf to the plant's stem • The part which transports water and glucose around plant • Water molecules have Hydrogen Bonds with other polar objects • Water molecules have Hydrogen Bonds with other water molecules • A group of plant tissues working together to carry out a particular function. • ...
sawyers crossword 2023-12-14
11 Clues: a galaxy • has i red spot • is a dwarf plant • is an orange plant • 4th smallest plant • bigger than the sun • is the hottest plant • is the smallest plant • has the most visible rings • it has a candy named after it • the farthest away from the sun
Increasing agriculture crossword 2021-08-03
Across
- A plant growing in an innapropiate place.
- A chemical used to control pests but also less accurately used as a colective term to descrive pest and disease killing chemicals.
- An animal that attacks or feeds on a plant.
- A colective name to describe disease-causing organisms.
- The movement of the water up plants and its subsequent loss as water vapor from their leaves.
- A chemical or natural substance added to soil or land to increase its fertility.
- Not consisting or deriving from living matter.
- A chemical that kills insects.
- The avility of a living organism to survive one exposed to a toxic chemical.
- A chemical used to control fungal diseases.
- A natural or artificial layer on the soil surface used to reduce water evaporation and weed grow.
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- A chemical used to control weeds.
- The process by which fertil land becomes desert.
- The introduction of machines or automatic devices into a process, activity or place.
- Derive from living organisms.
- A sequence of BNA that is responsable for a characteristic of a living organism.
- Plant that contain nitrogen-fixing bacteria in their roots to produce a source of nitrates.
- The supply of water to a crop by the grower.
- A pathogen that attacks a plant.
- A building made of glass or similar transparent material that is used to manage the environment for plant growth.
20 Clues: Derive from living organisms. • A chemical that kills insects. • A pathogen that attacks a plant. • A chemical used to control weeds. • A plant growing in an innapropiate place. • An animal that attacks or feeds on a plant. • A chemical used to control fungal diseases. • The supply of water to a crop by the grower. • Not consisting or deriving from living matter. • ...
Crossword Lesson 3 2024-09-12
Across
- An instrument that a doctor uses to listen to somebody's heart and breathing.
- A hard, precious stone that is usually green.
- Wealth (as money, jewels, or precious metals) stored up.
- To want somenthing very much.
- A soldier's metal clothing.
- Someone who studies the buildings, tools, and the other objects of people in the past.
- A swollen underground stem or root of a plant.
- To cook food in hot oil or fat.
- To work at or perform an activity or a task.
- Where a dead person is buried.
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- A farmer who works on the land.
- A plant or part of a plant that is eaten as a food.
- To be conscious of what is around you by using your eyes.
- An earthy material that is sticky and easily molded.
- A plant that has its seeds in a pod, such as the bean or pea.
- The ruler of an empire.
- A seed or seeds from a plant, such as rice or wheat.
- A member of an army who fights when there is a war.
- A large organized group of soldiers who are trained to fight.
- To discover, especially where a thing or person is.
20 Clues: The ruler of an empire. • A soldier's metal clothing. • To want somenthing very much. • Where a dead person is buried. • A farmer who works on the land. • To cook food in hot oil or fat. • To work at or perform an activity or a task. • A hard, precious stone that is usually green. • A swollen underground stem or root of a plant. • ...
Ecology & Spiral Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-27
Across
- How the body tries to keep itself the same on the inside even when things change on the outside
- An organism that gets its energy by eating secondary consumers
- Living parts of an ecosystem
- An organism that consumes only plants
- A sequence of living things in which each one feeds on the living thing below it.
- An organism that must consume other organisms for nutrients
- A living thing (almost always a plant) that takes energy from the sun and make its own food.
- The force put out by the water in a plant against the cell wall
- The role a species has in its environment
- Your body’s outer layer
- The growth response of a plant to touch
- The growth response of a plant to water
- An animal that only eats other animals and bugs
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- 90% of captured energy is transformed into heat in the previous trophic level and only 10% is available for the next trophic level.
- An animal that consumes plants, animals, and bugs
- Organisms such as bacteria and fungi that break down the remains of dead plants and animals, without need for internal digestion
- An animal that eats primary consumers (i.e., other animals that eat plants)
- The science of the relationships between organisms and their environment
- The growth response of a plant to gravity
- The growth response of a plant to light
- A network of glands that secrete hormones into the blood
- A food web is a model made of intersecting food chains.
- An organism that gets its energy by feeding on producers in the food chain
- The position an organism occupies on the food web
- Living things that break down dead and decaying organisms. The most common decomposers are bacteria and fungi.
- A system compromising all the biotic and abiotic factors in an area and all the interactions among them
- The natural environment where a species lives
- A diagram that shows the total amount of energy contained within each trophic level
- Nonliving parts of an ecosystem
29 Clues: Your body’s outer layer • Living parts of an ecosystem • Nonliving parts of an ecosystem • An organism that consumes only plants • The growth response of a plant to light • The growth response of a plant to touch • The growth response of a plant to water • The growth response of a plant to gravity • The role a species has in its environment • ...
Plants 2021-04-27
Across
- spreads the seeds around when it gusts
- what the leaves and buds grow on
- the fruit that this tree grows
- a source of food for the plant
- what grows into the ground to help the plant stay in place
- fruit and seeds come from these
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- what the plant grows in
- these things spread seeds, might fall off their fur or after they've eaten them
- one source of food for a plant
- these and fruit help plants reproduce and regrow
- the third element that at plant needs to grow
- a type of plant that has leaves
12 Clues: what the plant grows in • one source of food for a plant • the fruit that this tree grows • a source of food for the plant • a type of plant that has leaves • fruit and seeds come from these • what the leaves and buds grow on • spreads the seeds around when it gusts • the third element that at plant needs to grow • these and fruit help plants reproduce and regrow • ...
From the power plant to the plug 2024-01-16
18 Clues: spole • turbin • kobber • stolpe • kabler • trefase • aluminium • generator • vannkraft • overføring • magnetfelt • kraftanlegg • understasjon • kraftstasjon • høyspentmast • fordelingsnett • transformere opp • transformatorkiosk
