the plant Crossword Puzzles
Cell Day 2024-05-21
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- This is the man who discovered cells
- A net-like structure in the cytoplasm of animal cells
- This organelle gives plant cells structure
- The parts of a cell that perform specific functions
- The powerhouse of the cell
- They store things in the cell such as water or waste
- A collection of organs which carry out a certain function in the body
- Organelles that hook amino-acids together to make proteins
- The jelly like substance inside of a cell
- The organelle that cleans up waste in cells
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- The process where plants make energy
- Cells that do not have a nucleus
- The basic unit of life
- A collection of tissues that carry out a specialized function of the body
- A living thing, such as an animal, a plant, a bacterium, or a fungus
- The organelle that acts as a control center or brain
- The thin layer that protects the cell by controlling what goes in and out of it
- Cells that do have a nucleus
- A part of an organism consisting of an aggregate of cells having a similar structure and function
- The place where photosynthesis occurs in plant cells
20 Clues: The basic unit of life • The powerhouse of the cell • Cells that do have a nucleus • Cells that do not have a nucleus • The process where plants make energy • This is the man who discovered cells • The jelly like substance inside of a cell • This organelle gives plant cells structure • The organelle that cleans up waste in cells • ...
Plants: Specialized and Organized 2014-03-30
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- Tubes in plants that are made of me, contain holes.
- Chloroplasts are a(n) _____ unique to plants.
- Epidermal cells protect the plant, even in the absence of ____________.
- The epidermal cells do not protect against me.
- Stomata cells allow me to move in and out of the leaf.
- __________ minerals and water travel through tubes composed of me.
- I do not like to get too close to other cells.
- Microorganisms could attack plants if I was not present.
- "Putting together with light".
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- The main function of the epidermal cells is ___________.
- I am a key player in gathering light energy for photosynthesis.
- I am predominantly found on the bottom side of the leaf, and can vary in size.
- An important byproduct of photosynthesis is ____________.
- Controlled openings in the plant surface are my job.
- I am the plant version of veins.
- _____________ in plants cells is necessary for survival.
- Chloroplasts are most commonly found in the palisade tissue cells and the ______ tissue cells.
- ________ minerals and water travel through tubes composed of me.
- My cells resemble columns.
19 Clues: My cells resemble columns. • "Putting together with light". • I am the plant version of veins. • Chloroplasts are a(n) _____ unique to plants. • The epidermal cells do not protect against me. • I do not like to get too close to other cells. • Tubes in plants that are made of me, contain holes. • Controlled openings in the plant surface are my job. • ...
8.1-2 2021-12-17
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- some substances can pass across them while others cannot
- small organelles filled with enzymes
- a thin flexible barrier that surrounds a cell
- small particles of RNA and protein found throughout the cytoplasm
- the basic units of all living things
- a strong supporting layer around the membrane
- the power plant of the cell
- a network of protein filaments that gives eukaryotic cells their shape
- large saclike, membrane enclosed structures that store water, salts, proteins, and carbohydrates
- cells that do not enclose their DNA in nuclei
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- an internal membrane system contained in eukaryotic cells
- a stack of flattened membranes that proteins are moved into
- the biological equivalent of a power plant, in a plant
- gives cell membranes a flexible structure that forms a strong barrier between the cell and its surroundings
- a fundamental concept of biology
- the portion of the cell outside the nucleus
- cells that enclose their DNA in nuclei
- a large membrane-enclosed structure that contains genetic material in the form of DNA
- the structures inside a cell that act like “little organs”
19 Clues: the power plant of the cell • a fundamental concept of biology • small organelles filled with enzymes • the basic units of all living things • cells that enclose their DNA in nuclei • the portion of the cell outside the nucleus • a thin flexible barrier that surrounds a cell • a strong supporting layer around the membrane • cells that do not enclose their DNA in nuclei • ...
cells 2018-08-14
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- It is defined as a jelly-like liquid that fills the inside of a cell
- Are defined as tiny molecules in cells that help the cell make proteins
- They are bubble-like organelles
- They are the powerhouse of the cell
- They are found in both plant and animal cells
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- They are the cell’s digestive system
- It can only be found in plant cells
- It is an organelle in plant cells used to store food and water
- It is often called the “control center” of the cell
- They are hollow tubes that provide shape
- A something organelle is the main food producer for plant cells
- They are a small group of microtubules
12 Clues: They are bubble-like organelles • It can only be found in plant cells • They are the powerhouse of the cell • They are the cell’s digestive system • They are a small group of microtubules • They are hollow tubes that provide shape • They are found in both plant and animal cells • It is often called the “control center” of the cell • ...
Genetics Vocabulary - Adrian 2022-04-27
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- a genetic factor that is less dominant
- a distinguishing quality or characteristic
- passing of traits from parents to offspring
- the offspring resulting from combining the qualities of two organisms of different breeds
- when pollen from one plant lands on the pistil of the flower of the same plant
- A distinguishing trait of an individual
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- a gene that blocks another gene
- pollination that occurs when pollen from one plant reaches the pistils of a flower from different plant
- something that always passes down certain traits
- Traits that are passed to next generation
- receiving something from someone who came before you
- the young born of living organisms. They are the children
12 Clues: a gene that blocks another gene • a genetic factor that is less dominant • A distinguishing trait of an individual • Traits that are passed to next generation • a distinguishing quality or characteristic • passing of traits from parents to offspring • something that always passes down certain traits • receiving something from someone who came before you • ...
M4 PLANT HORMONES 2021-08-23
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- Plant hormone that stimulates side branching - thought to be released by roots
- Verb: used when auxins are 'transported' from one side of the stem to the other.
- Plant hormone that inhibits germination of seeds (8,4)
- Plant hormone that causes extreme elongation of stems also called bolting
- Used to describe rice plants that were infected by the gibberellin fungus
- Abscisic acid produced by roots as a response to dryness; stimulates the closure of these
- Plant hormone that stimulates fruit size especially in grapes; also stimulates seed germination
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- A type of auxin (6,6,4)
- Plant hormone released as a response to stress
- Plant hormone that stimulates maturation of fruit and abscission of leaves
- Plant hormone shown to stimulate growth at the tips of shoots
11 Clues: A type of auxin (6,6,4) • Plant hormone released as a response to stress • Plant hormone that inhibits germination of seeds (8,4) • Plant hormone shown to stimulate growth at the tips of shoots • Plant hormone that causes extreme elongation of stems also called bolting • Used to describe rice plants that were infected by the gibberellin fungus • ...
Leaves 2019-12-01
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- someone herb leaves can help
- where you would find chlorophyll in a plant
- why a typical leaf is flat
- what leaves would do without sunlight
- where plants get their water from
- how a leaf can cool itself down
- where a cotyledon is located in the seed of a plant
- someone leaves depend on for survival
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- where leaves release their oxygen through
- the process of converting sunlight into food
- substance that helps leaves perform photosynthesis
- why leaves can perform photosynthesis
- why chlorophyll appears green
- someone that would eat an eucalyptus leaf
- how a leaf is supported
- where you would find glucose in a plant
- what happens to leaves during autumn
17 Clues: how a leaf is supported • why a typical leaf is flat • someone herb leaves can help • why chlorophyll appears green • how a leaf can cool itself down • where plants get their water from • what happens to leaves during autumn • why leaves can perform photosynthesis • what leaves would do without sunlight • someone leaves depend on for survival • ...
NATURE 2025-10-19
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- A small insect often found in the garden.
- What you give plants to help them grow.
- A person who takes care of plants.
- A colorful part of a plant that smells nice.
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- A tall plant with a trunk and leaves.
- A green living thing that grows in the soil.
- What you put in the ground to grow a plant.
- A green part of a plant that makes food.
- A place with flowers, grass, and trees.
- The brown material where plants grow.
10 Clues: A person who takes care of plants. • A tall plant with a trunk and leaves. • The brown material where plants grow. • What you give plants to help them grow. • A place with flowers, grass, and trees. • A green part of a plant that makes food. • A small insect often found in the garden. • What you put in the ground to grow a plant. • ...
gard4 2024-06-18
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- Type of squash
- Popular hedge plant
- Ornamental garden
- Worm composting
- Flowering shrub
- Upward gardening method
- Plant scientist
- Leafy green vegetable
- Garden on a rooftop
- Fruit tree garden
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- Plural of nursery
- Low-water garden
- Garden with low light
- Upper soil layer
- Attracts butterflies
- Garden structure
- Plural of succulent
- Grass area
- Grape garden
- Single-season plant
20 Clues: Grass area • Grape garden • Type of squash • Worm composting • Flowering shrub • Plant scientist • Low-water garden • Upper soil layer • Garden structure • Plural of nursery • Ornamental garden • Fruit tree garden • Popular hedge plant • Plural of succulent • Single-season plant • Garden on a rooftop • Attracts butterflies • Garden with low light • Leafy green vegetable • Upward gardening method
Types of plant explants 2023-11-30
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- What types of plants are most suitable for in vitro culture?
- Which reproductive structure, when used as an explant, can lead to the production of multiple plantlets?
- This plant part, responsible for nutrient and water absorption, is sometimes used in tissue culture?
- This plant part, usually a small section, is often utilized for callus induction.
- This part of a plant, comprising an embryo and stored nutrients, can be employed as an explant for propagation.
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- What is the name of small pieces of plant parts that are cut and then they are kept in a nutrient medium?
- What should you pay attention to when choosing an explant for in vitro culture?
- Which plant structure is commonly employed as an explant for micropropagation?
- What's the primary plant organ used as an explant for somatic embryogenesis?
- What part of a plant is used as an explant for tissue culture?
- What plant structure, often modified for specific functions, can be used in micropropagation?
11 Clues: What types of plants are most suitable for in vitro culture? • What part of a plant is used as an explant for tissue culture? • What's the primary plant organ used as an explant for somatic embryogenesis? • Which plant structure is commonly employed as an explant for micropropagation? • ...
Plants 2021-08-19
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- Contains petals and is where the bees hang out.
- The name for the process that plants use to create energy from sunlight, water, and CO2.
- A tall plant with branches and one main trunk.
- Gets water and nutrients from the soil for the plant. Also keeps the plant from falling down by anchoring it to the ground.
- Can grow into a new plant.
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- Green and hang from branches. Their job is to soak in sunlight.
- A gas produced by humans which plants use to make energy.
- Apples and Oranges.
- Plants produce this gas which humans need to live.
- Provides some support and transports nutrients to the plant.
- Plants combine this with water and CO2 to make energy.
11 Clues: Apples and Oranges. • Can grow into a new plant. • A tall plant with branches and one main trunk. • Contains petals and is where the bees hang out. • Plants produce this gas which humans need to live. • Plants combine this with water and CO2 to make energy. • A gas produced by humans which plants use to make energy. • ...
Cell Crossword 2024-11-21
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- This type of cell does not have a nucleus and houses DNA in a loop
- modifies, sorts, and packages proteins for export
- in Nucleus and makes ribosomes
- processes proteins and lipids
- site of photosynthesis and is only in plant cells
- threadlike structures that can help cells move
- Type of ER that contains enzymes that perform specialized tasks
- helps with cell division and its not in plant cells
- This type of cell has a nucleus and has its DNA in strands
- Protects and stores the cell's DNA
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- boundary between a cell and the environment
- strong supporting layer around the cell membrane and is only in plant cells
- contains instructions for making proteins
- fluid portion of a cell that holds organelles
- the basic unit of life
- hollow structure that help maintain cell strength
- breaks down waste materials
- provides shape and internal organization
- makes chemical energy available for the cell
- site of protein synthesis
- Type of ER that is the site of protein synthesis
- storage tank in a cell
- transports materials in and out of the cell
23 Clues: the basic unit of life • storage tank in a cell • site of protein synthesis • breaks down waste materials • processes proteins and lipids • in Nucleus and makes ribosomes • Protects and stores the cell's DNA • provides shape and internal organization • contains instructions for making proteins • boundary between a cell and the environment • ...
Grade 9 Biology 2026-03-30
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- The basic unit of fuel (sugar) used in cellular respiration,
- The process of water movement through a plant,
- The upper chamber of the heart,
- Air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs,
- Blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart,
- Covers the trachea during swallowing to prevent food from entering the lungs,
- Plant tissue that transports sugar/food
- The watery, liquid part of blood,
- A nutrient broken down into glucose during digestion,
- Plant tissue that transports water and mineral salts,
- Organ where hydrochloric acid and pepsin break down protein,
- Fatty acid and ________ are the end products of fat digestion,
- The process of taking food into the digestive system
- the movement of water molecules through a selectively permeable membrane,
- Tiny finger-like projections in the small intestine that absorb nutrients,
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- The gas produced as a waste product in respiration,
- The gas needed for respiration to release energy,
- Organ responsible for producing bile and filtering blood
- The main artery that pumps blood out of the heart
- An organism's ability to maintain steady internal conditions (like temperature)
- Tiny blood vessels where exchange of materials occurs,
- Chemical, green pigment needed for photosynthesis (not directly in this unit, but related to plant transport)
- Tube connecting the mouth to the stomach
- Process of releasing energy from food, usually needing oxygen,
- Muscle contractions that move food down the alimentary canal
- Muscle under the lungs that assists in breathing,
- Type of respiration without oxygen, common in anaerobic conditions
- Movement of substances from high to low concentration,
- Block of protein; small molecules absorbed by villi,
- Specialized proteins that speed up chemical digestion,
- The process of breaking down food into smaller, absorbable molecules,
31 Clues: The upper chamber of the heart, • The watery, liquid part of blood, • Plant tissue that transports sugar/food • Tube connecting the mouth to the stomach • The process of water movement through a plant, • Air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs, • The gas needed for respiration to release energy, • The main artery that pumps blood out of the heart • ...
Observing God's World 1.1-1.4 2024-08-11
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- largest plant family
- transfer of pollen form a stamen to the pistil
- most important family of food-producing plants
- miniature underdeveloped plant
- makes and holds pollen
- contain stored food for the growing plant
- enclose and protect a developing flower
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- scientist who study plants
- members of the pea family
- storehouse made with layers of thick fleshy leaves that surround a very short stem
- grasses used to cover lawns and athletic fields
- group of most widely used grains
- holds the developing seeds
- family of plants that have petals in multiples of 5
14 Clues: largest plant family • makes and holds pollen • members of the pea family • scientist who study plants • holds the developing seeds • miniature underdeveloped plant • group of most widely used grains • enclose and protect a developing flower • contain stored food for the growing plant • transfer of pollen form a stamen to the pistil • ...
Unit 3.01 2023-03-02
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- the part that deals with animals
- seeds in a female flower during or after reproduction
- the seed are released out of a plant
- the cycle in which plants make food
- a part of biology
- the part of a flower that holds and store water
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- the part that deals with _____.
- a part of biology
- a plant that grows from another plant with thorns
- part of a flower
- part of organisms
- scientific term for a blooming flower
- a organism that feeds of the worn bark on a tree
- helps plants work efficiently
14 Clues: part of a flower • a part of biology • part of organisms • a part of biology • helps plants work efficiently • the part that deals with _____. • the part that deals with animals • the cycle in which plants make food • the seed are released out of a plant • scientific term for a blooming flower • the part of a flower that holds and store water • ...
Test 2 Review 2021-09-17
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- The part of large algae that takes the place of roots and anchors it to the ocean floor is the _____.
- The _____ has an attractive reddish wood with an oil that produces a pleasant fragrance.
- The plant with a fruiting body is the _____.
- spruce An attractive tree with frosty needles, often planted as an ornamental. is the _____.
- Tree evergreen but not conifer - monocot - leaves are called fronds
- Tree Good shade trees with especially colorful fall leaves - good source of sugar and syrup
- Single cells that some plants produce instead of seeds are _____.
- _____ were created to live without chlorophyll.
- The only conifers with bundles of needles are the _____.
- Tree chief American source for tannin - cones hang down from the tips of the branches
- Tree grows best near water - long, thin leaves and drooping branches give a mournful appearance to many varieties - poplars belong to this group
- The smallest of all green plants are _____.
- The fungus that converts sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide is _____.
- pine In the hot, dry climate of the southwestern states the _____ grows.
- The roots of ferns are called _____.
- Tree the trees of one variety are the oldest living things - needles grow in bundles
- Redwood The tallest kind of tree is the _____.
- Tree smooth white papery bark- Indians made wigwams and canoes from the bark
- A plant that lives for two years and then dies is a _____.
- rings The age of a tree can be determined by counting its _____.
- Sequoia The largest of all trees
- Scientists who study trees are called _____.
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- The green plants that have no true leaves, stems, or roots are _____.
- A plant that has fronds and produces spores instead of seeds is a _____.
- Growth in tree takes place in the _____ layer immediately under the bark.
- Tree North American trees of this name are members of the cypress family - reddish wood contains a fragrant, moth-repellant oil
- Fungi that feed on living matter are called _____.
- Fungi that feed on dead matter are called _____.
- trees that bear cones instead of flowers are _____.
- The largest algae, often growing to 200ft. long is _____.
- Trees that lose their leaves in the fall are _____.
- Tree especially thick wide-spreading branches - acorns
- A fungus and an algae working together as one plant form a _____.
- A tall plant with a single woody stem is a _____.
- Tree cones fall apart on the tree - needles usually blunt and soft- cones stick straight up from branches -
- Removing a ring of bark from a tree trunk is called _____.
- A plant that does not die after one season of growth but continues to grow and live for many seasons is called a _____.
- Cypress grows in swamps and lagoons of the South - root knees stick out of the water
- Sequoia The largest kind of tree is the _____.
39 Clues: Sequoia The largest of all trees • The roots of ferns are called _____. • The smallest of all green plants are _____. • The plant with a fruiting body is the _____. • Scientists who study trees are called _____. • Redwood The tallest kind of tree is the _____. • Sequoia The largest kind of tree is the _____. • _____ were created to live without chlorophyll. • ...
Unit 6 - Amazing plants 2026-05-22
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- the main trunk of a plant
- the usually underground part of a seed plant body
- one of the green usually flat parts that grow from a stem or twig of a plant and that function mainly in making food by photosynthesis
- to catch or take in
- the act or fact of living
- the manner of conducting oneself
- a microscopic single-celled organism
- a deceptive, dexterous, or ingenious feat
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- to convert food into absorbable form
- a careful plan or method for achieving a particular goal
- to make fit
- something that makes vision possible
- to cause to approach or adhere
- to emit a strong offensive odor
- Soil
15 Clues: Soil • to make fit • to catch or take in • the main trunk of a plant • the act or fact of living • to cause to approach or adhere • to emit a strong offensive odor • the manner of conducting oneself • something that makes vision possible • a microscopic single-celled organism • a deceptive, dexterous, or ingenious feat • to convert food into absorbable form • ...
TRANSPORTATION,CIRCULATION, & REGULATION OF BODY FLUIDS IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS 2019-07-08
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- living plants needing only a moderate amount of water
- they are found in conifers
- animals that adjust into the environment
- living plants which needs very little water.
- transports water from roots to stems and leaves, but it also transports nutrients.
- living cells with thin cellulose walls
- controls the movement of solutes and provides ATP for active transport
- They are responsible for returning deoxygenated blood back to the heart after arteries carry blood out
- the process by which moisture is carried through plants from roots to small pores on the underside of leaves, where it changes to vapor and is released to the atmosphere
- the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
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- blood vessels that deliver oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the tissues of the body
- moves food and substance from leaves to the rest of the plant
- tiny openings or pores in plant tissue that allow for gas exchange
- provides strength to the thin walls of plants
- the narrowing of blood vessels.
- animals that does not adjust in the environment
- also called aquatic plants
- maintenance of constant osmotic pressure in the fluids of an organism by the control of water and salt concentrations.
- the narrowing of blood vessels.
- mechanism of the body to maintain a stable internal environment instead of changes taking place in the external environment.
- needed by plants
- transport of carbohydrates, primarily sucrose, in the plant
- a channel through the cell wall that allows molecules and substances to move back and forth as needed.
- move energy from leaves and raw materials from roots to all their parts.
- needed by animals
25 Clues: needed by plants • needed by animals • also called aquatic plants • they are found in conifers • the narrowing of blood vessels. • the narrowing of blood vessels. • living cells with thin cellulose walls • animals that adjust into the environment • living plants which needs very little water. • provides strength to the thin walls of plants • ...
NUTRITION IN PLANTS-BY:DRISHYA 2016-04-19
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- Insectivorous Plant
- Bacteria found in the roots of the pea plant
- Saprophytic Plant
- The mode of nutrition where plants make their own food using simple substances.
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- In a guard cell
- The mode of nutrition in which plants an animal depend directly or indirectly for nutrition
- Parasitic Plant
- Symbiotic Plant
- In a chloroplast cell
9 Clues: In a guard cell • Parasitic Plant • Symbiotic Plant • Saprophytic Plant • Insectivorous Plant • In a chloroplast cell • Bacteria found in the roots of the pea plant • The mode of nutrition where plants make their own food using simple substances. • The mode of nutrition in which plants an animal depend directly or indirectly for nutrition
Plants:Increasing the numbers 2019-04-19
9 Clues: :growth of a plant. • :they have two cotyldons. • :they have one cotyledon. • :develop into a new plant. • :growing cops in large numbers. • :store food for the baby plant. • crops :they need lot of rainfall. • hole :absorb the water exchange of gases. • :when the baby plant moves away from the parent plant.
PLANTS 2025-11-30
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- THE TWO TYPES OF PLANT STRUCTURES ARE NONVASCULAR AND?
- WHAT ORGANELLE CAN BE FOUND IN ONLY PLANT CELLS?
- WHAT IS THE PIGMENT THAT PLAYS A ROLE IN ABSORPTION OF LIGHT?
- HOW DO NONVASCULAR PLANTS OBTAIN WATER?
- WHAT ELEMENT DO CARNIVOROUS PLANTS DIGEST INSECTS FOR?
- HOW ARE LEAVES SHAPED IN PLANTS THAT LIVE IN DRY AREAS?
- WHAT ANCHORS THE PLANT AND ABSORBS WATER?
- WHAT STRUCTURE MAKES SUGAR?
- AT NIGHT MANY PLANTS KEEP THEIR STOMATA OPEN? T OR F
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- WHAT ARE NONVASCULAR PLANTS INFORMALLY CALLED?
- WHICH TYPE OF PLANTS HAVE FLOWERS AND FRUIT?
- WHAT IS THE PROCESS PLANTS USE TO MAKE THEIR FOOD CALLED?
- WHAT IS THE GAS PLANTS REALSE CALLED?
- WHAT DOES PHLOEM CARRY?
- WHAT DOES XYLEM CARRY?
- WHAT ARE FOUND ON THE BOTTOM OF LEAVES?
16 Clues: WHAT DOES XYLEM CARRY? • WHAT DOES PHLOEM CARRY? • WHAT STRUCTURE MAKES SUGAR? • WHAT IS THE GAS PLANTS REALSE CALLED? • HOW DO NONVASCULAR PLANTS OBTAIN WATER? • WHAT ARE FOUND ON THE BOTTOM OF LEAVES? • WHAT ANCHORS THE PLANT AND ABSORBS WATER? • WHICH TYPE OF PLANTS HAVE FLOWERS AND FRUIT? • WHAT ARE NONVASCULAR PLANTS INFORMALLY CALLED? • ...
Marthea and Rodrigo-Genetics 2026-04-17
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- young born of living organisms
- A distinguishing quality,trait or feature of an individual, or thing
- genetic factor that is blocked from a dominant factor
- organisms that always passes down certain traits
- To receive something from someone who came before you
- genetic factor that blocks another genetic factor
- Group of genes
- characteristics that are passed from one generation to the next
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- pollen that lands on the pistil of the flower of the same plant
- molecule that carries genetic information
- pollen from one plant reaches the pistils of a flower from different plant
- A distinguishing quality or characteristic
- units of information, composed of DNA
- The passing traits from parents to offspring
- combining qualities of two organisms of different breeds
- Thread-like structures in cell nucleus
16 Clues: Group of genes • young born of living organisms • units of information, composed of DNA • Thread-like structures in cell nucleus • molecule that carries genetic information • A distinguishing quality or characteristic • The passing traits from parents to offspring • organisms that always passes down certain traits • genetic factor that blocks another genetic factor • ...
Agronomic Crossword 006 2023-12-12
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- Poisonous, injurious to plants, animals, or humans.
- An abundance of pests found in an area or place where they are not desirable.
- The amount of a material delivered to a plant, animal, or surface. Usually measured as per acre; per 1,000 square feet; or per hour.
- The part of the pesticide that either kills the pests, or prevents damage by them.
- The amount of active ingredient in a pesticide formulation or mixture (usually provided as a percentage).
- Any plant, animal, or other organism that a pesticide application is not aimed at, but that may be accidentally injured.
- Use or method that is not written on the pesticide label and therefore is not legal.
- An unwanted organism (animal, plant, bacteria, fungus, virus, etc.).
- A source of risk or danger; the chance that danger or harm will come to the applicator, bystanders, livestock, wildlife, or crops.
- The printed material attached to or part of a pesticide container giving information about the contents and proper use of the product.
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- A well-known, simple name of a pesticide as accepted by the Pesticide Regulation Division of the Environmental Protection Agency, such as carbaryl, atrazine, and benomyl.
- Any agent that can cause injury, illness, or death when absorbed by a living organism.
- Inactive ingredients part of a pesticide/formulation; material(s) in a pesticide mixture that would not prevent damage or destroy pests if used by itself.
- The inert liquid or solid material added to an active ingredient to prepare a pesticide formulation.
- The part of the label on a pesticide container that gives the name and amount of each active ingredient and the amount of inert ingredients/inactive material in the mixture.
- A plant growing where it is not wanted, especially one growing in profusion so as to crowd out a desired plant or grass.
- Quantity of a pesticide applied.
- The area, buildings, plants, animals, or pests intended to be treated with a pesticide application.
18 Clues: Quantity of a pesticide applied. • Poisonous, injurious to plants, animals, or humans. • An unwanted organism (animal, plant, bacteria, fungus, virus, etc.). • An abundance of pests found in an area or place where they are not desirable. • The part of the pesticide that either kills the pests, or prevents damage by them. • ...
Plants 2023-06-22
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- A spring-blooming flower with yellow or white petals and a trumpet-shaped center.
- A climbing or trailing plant with dark green leaves, often used to decorate walls or fences.
- A succulent plant adapted to arid environments, often characterized by spines and unique shapes.
- A beautiful flowering plant known for its fragrant and colorful blossoms.
- A graceful flower with large, showy blooms and a pleasant fragrance.
- An evergreen tree with needle-like leaves and often used for lumber and Christmas trees.
- A tall, fast-growing plant with hollow stems, often used for construction and various purposes.
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- A tall plant with large, yellow flowers that turn towards the sun.
- A small, simple flower with white petals and a yellow center.
- A delicate and elegant flowering plant known for its complex and diverse blooms.
- A deciduous tree known for its distinctive lobed leaves and vibrant autumn colors.
- A spring-blooming flower with a cup-shaped blossom and vibrant colors.
- A non-flowering plant with delicate, feathery leaves and a love for shade and moisture.
- A tropical tree with large, fan-shaped leaves and a tall, slender trunk.
- A large and strong tree known for its broad leaves and acorns.
15 Clues: A small, simple flower with white petals and a yellow center. • A large and strong tree known for its broad leaves and acorns. • A tall plant with large, yellow flowers that turn towards the sun. • A graceful flower with large, showy blooms and a pleasant fragrance. • A spring-blooming flower with a cup-shaped blossom and vibrant colors. • ...
plants 2024-03-19
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- a group of land plants, sometimes treated as a taxonomic division, that contains three groups of non-vascular land plants: the liverworts, hornworts and mosses.
- the vascular tissue in charge of transport and distribution of the organic nutrients.
- a plant that has flowers and produces seeds enclosed within a carpel.
- the act of transferring pollen grains from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma.
- One of the paired cells in the epidermis of a plant that control the opening and closing of a stoma of a leaf.
- vascular plants that possess, lignified water-conducting tissues.
- a flowering plant's unit of reproduction and has all the materials needed to develop into another plant.
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- a cell that certain fungi, plants (moss, ferns), and bacteria produce.
- the part of a seed or bud that contains the earliest forms of a plant's roots, stem, and leaves.
- woody evergreens that have cones and needles rather than leaves.
- the vascular tissue of the leaf
- The tissue in vascular plants that circulates fluid and nutrients.
- mass of scales or bracts, usually ovate in shape, containing the reproductive organs of certain nonflowering plants.
- the stalk that attaches the leaf blade to the stem.
- the tiny openings present on the epidermis of leaves.
- the leaf of a plant, especially grass
- a vascular tissue that transports water throughout a plant's body.
17 Clues: the vascular tissue of the leaf • the leaf of a plant, especially grass • the stalk that attaches the leaf blade to the stem. • the tiny openings present on the epidermis of leaves. • woody evergreens that have cones and needles rather than leaves. • vascular plants that possess, lignified water-conducting tissues. • ...
Plant and Animal Cell Vocabulary Crossword 2022-12-08
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- Controls all the activities of all the cell structures.
- Organelle that sorts and packages proteins for transport either within the cell or out of the cell.
- Only found in plant cells-tough and rigid structure that surrounds the cell membrane.
- Function is to make ribosomes
- Surrounds the nucleus and protects the contents of the nucleus.
- Membrane-bound cell that contains digestive enzymes used to break down excess or worn-out cell parts.
- A jelly-like substance within the cell membrane.
- Either float in the cytoplasm or are attached to the endoplasmic reticulum.
- Transport proteins, nutrients, and water into, out of, and around the inside of the cell
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- Network of channels within a cell used to transport materials.
- Essential materials required for the cell to carry out the activities necessary for its survival.
- Openings in the nuclear membrane that allow only certain materials into and out of the nucleus.
- Powerhouse of the cell responsible for changing glucose into useable energy.
- Specialized cell parts in which specific functions are carried out to ensure a cell’s survival.
- Only in plant cells-trap the sun's energy and make glucose an energy source for the plant.
- Controls the flow of materials into and out of the cell - thin and protective covering.
- Some animal cells can also have ____________ but they are smaller, more numerous, and have a different function than in plant cells.
17 Clues: Function is to make ribosomes • A jelly-like substance within the cell membrane. • Controls all the activities of all the cell structures. • Network of channels within a cell used to transport materials. • Surrounds the nucleus and protects the contents of the nucleus. • Either float in the cytoplasm or are attached to the endoplasmic reticulum. • ...
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 2022-11-01
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- sugar in a plant
- decides what gets in and out of the cell
- decides where everything in the cell goes and what they do
- the purpose of cellular respiration
- the exact opposite of photosynthesis
- produces chemical energy for the functions of the cell
- organisms that make their own food and use the process of photosynthesis
- cellular respiration without the oxygen
- 6co2+6h2o---6o2+c6h12o6
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- collects energy from the sun so the plant can photosynthesize
- carries out all the process of life including growth and deveopment
- substances that go "in" to a process
- it holds all of the water and waste in the plant cell
- organisms that cannot make their own food
- what is needed for photosynthesis
15 Clues: sugar in a plant • 6co2+6h2o---6o2+c6h12o6 • what is needed for photosynthesis • the purpose of cellular respiration • the exact opposite of photosynthesis • substances that go "in" to a process • cellular respiration without the oxygen • decides what gets in and out of the cell • organisms that cannot make their own food • ...
Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-11
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- Eats dead organisms
- Plant Eaters
- A series of interrelated food chains in an ecosystem.
- Breaks down dead and decaying organisms
- Nonliving factors in an environment
- organisms that can create their own food
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- Meat and Plant Eaters
- are organisms that cannot make their own food.
- The role and location of an organism within an ecological community.
- All living organisms in a biosphere
- Meat Eaters
- The environment where a plant or animal lives.
- The transfer of food energy from one organism to another in an ecological community.
- make their own food using the sunlight
14 Clues: Meat Eaters • Plant Eaters • Eats dead organisms • Meat and Plant Eaters • All living organisms in a biosphere • Nonliving factors in an environment • make their own food using the sunlight • Breaks down dead and decaying organisms • organisms that can create their own food • are organisms that cannot make their own food. • The environment where a plant or animal lives. • ...
Unit 8 Terminology 2024-09-13
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- Water that flows up the mouth of a river with rising or in-flowing ocean tide
- Following the level of the land around a hill
- Planting of different crops in a given field every year or every several years
- Sequence of living organisms that eat and are eaten by other organisms living in the community
- Process of wearing away of soil
- Water that flows from the land to oceans containing little or no salt
- Large land area in which water from rain or melting snow is absorbed
- Material placed on the soil surface to break the fall of raindrops, prevent weeds from growing
- Soil or wall structure built across the slope to capture water and move it safely to areas where it is not likely to cause erosion
- Addition of water to the land to supplement the water provided for crop production by rain or snow
- Household use
- Where water soaks down into the soil
- Strip of grass growing in an area of field where flowing water tends to erode the soil surface
- Severe soil loss that leaves trenches in the land surface
- Water that drains out of soil after it has been wetted
- Feeds wells and springs
- Any material that supplies nutrients for plants
- Plant material that remains when a plant dies or is harvested
- Planting crops without plowing or disking the soil
- Remove all foreign material
- Alternating strips of row crops with strips of close-growing crops
- Area with continuous, severe water shortages
- Soil unit containing mostly clay, silt, adn sand particles held together by a gel-type substance formed by organic matter
- Material that reduces the acid content of soil
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- Dead plant and animal tissue
- Moisture remaining in the soil available for plant roots
- Plant to use land for its maximum production and water conservation without unacceptable damage to the land
- Substance that dissolves or otherwise changes most other materials
- Moisture from rain and snow
- Located along the shoreline, where a natural harbor made it possible for ships to load and unload cargo
- Layers of soil are removed from the land
- Conducting all operation such as plowing, disking, planting, cultivating, and harvesting across a slope and on the level
- Cycling of water among the water sources, atmosphere, and surface areas
- Changing from a liquid to a vapor or gas
- When water fills all the spaces or pores in the soil
- Water-bearing rock formation supplying drinking water for the area that it underlies
- Using techniques of soil preparation, planting, and cultivation that disturb the soil the least
- Results when too much of a plant is eaten, reducing its ability to recover after grazing
- Water that is drinkable and free from harmful microorganisms or chemicals
- Amount and type of nutrients in the soil
- Close-growing crop planted to temporarily protect the soil surface
- Water held too tightly for plant roots to absorb
42 Clues: Household use • Feeds wells and springs • Moisture from rain and snow • Remove all foreign material • Dead plant and animal tissue • Process of wearing away of soil • Where water soaks down into the soil • Layers of soil are removed from the land • Changing from a liquid to a vapor or gas • Amount and type of nutrients in the soil • Area with continuous, severe water shortages • ...
Biology Crossword 2013-09-11
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- trees with dense hard wood
- grasses used for lawn coverings
- part of plant which grows above ground
- organisms which are consumers of other organisms
- leaf stalk
- cells which make food from sunlight
- small blade on a compound leaf
- the study of living things.
- plant whose stem stays relatively soft
- pressure caused by retaining water
- loss of water vapor from leaves and stems
- trees which lose their leaves each fall and are bare during winter
- layer of cells which “cuts” the connection between leaf and petiole
- grasses used as food by livestock
- large vein running down center of leaf blade
- grasses grown for grains used for food
- organisms capable of making their own food
- creeping stem that grows above ground
- flat green portion of leaf
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- process of converting sunlight to energy (food)
- study of plants
- tissue which allows plant to grow in diameter
- a plant in the pea family
- middle portion inside a leaf
- a close fitting cover that wraps around the base of a stem
- burning sugar for energy
- plants that live several years and develop a large amount of wood.
- area where organisms live
- living things
- part of system with definite form and function
- the fluid medium for molecules of cells
- vascular tissue which transports water and minerals upward from roots
- part of plant which grows below ground
- miniature organs
- crescent shaped cells which expand and contract to open stoma
- study of animals
- where leaves grow from the stems
- flowering plants which produce seeds covered by fruit
- - grasses
- tiny openings in the skin of leaves
- living material which performs specific tasks for organs
- - vascular tissue which transports food down from the leaves
42 Clues: - grasses • leaf stalk • living things • study of plants • miniature organs • study of animals • burning sugar for energy • a plant in the pea family • area where organisms live • trees with dense hard wood • flat green portion of leaf • the study of living things. • middle portion inside a leaf • small blade on a compound leaf • grasses used for lawn coverings • ...
Crossword Labs 2013-09-19
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- the genetic makeup of an organism
- the process in cell division
- an organism that manufactures its own food
- quality or fact
- an organism capable of synthesizing
- having one cell only
- quality of mind
- having or consisting of many cells
- a key used to identify plants or animals
- a minute part of a chromosome
- a central part or thing around which other part or thing are collected
- most powerful or influential
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- likely to go back
- branch of science dealing with classification
- a change
- process by which plant cells
- a tiny body in the cells of green plants that contains chlorophyll
- the physical appearance of an organism
- the hard outer covering of a plant cell
- arrangement in classes or groups
- get or have after someone dies
- the green coloring matter of plant cell
- an extremely small one-celled animal
- relating to a cell
- relating to a cell that has two different alleles
- a microscopic one-celled organism
- the process in cell division in reproducing organisms
27 Clues: a change • quality or fact • quality of mind • likely to go back • relating to a cell • having one cell only • the process in cell division • process by which plant cells • most powerful or influential • a minute part of a chromosome • get or have after someone dies • arrangement in classes or groups • the genetic makeup of an organism • a microscopic one-celled organism • ...
Behavioural Adaptarions 2014-04-03
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- A plant hormone that influences the growth rate of plant cells
- A system where special groups carry out different functions in society
- Respond to stimulus and does not have a elicit response
- Light as a tropism
- The response of plants to particular periods of light and dark
- The relative length of day and night
- The movement of large numbers of animals from one area to another
- Gravity as a tropism
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- The ability to use sound to bounce off objects to determine their position
- Cease to respond to stimuli
- A behaviour that develop or change as a result of experience
- Light sensitive pigments in leaves, react to a photoperiod"
- Something that is genetically controlled. Inborn or natural
- Solar tracking
- The change in growth because of contact with another object
- A behaviour to reproduce or mate
- An order or system to establish social hierarchies
- Behaviours that repeat in regular intervals
- External factors that exert an influence on plant growth and development
- The study of animal behaviour
20 Clues: Solar tracking • Light as a tropism • Gravity as a tropism • Cease to respond to stimuli • The study of animal behaviour • A behaviour to reproduce or mate • The relative length of day and night • Behaviours that repeat in regular intervals • An order or system to establish social hierarchies • Respond to stimulus and does not have a elicit response • ...
Julien's even cooler crossword 2021-04-27
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- Elongated cells in the xylem.
- Small, green, heart-shaped structure of a fern.
- Protuberances that extend from the lower epidermal cells of bryophytes and algae.
- Symbiotic association between a green plant and a fungus.
- These organisms are classified as a kingdom containing yeasts and moulds.
- Outer layer of the skin.
- Large, central, and dominant root.
- Enlarged structures in some plant species used as storage organs for nutrients.
- Reproductive structure found in flowering plants.
- Receptacle in which asexual spores are formed.
- Organ or cell in which gametes are formed in algae.
- The seeds typically contain only one embryonic leaf.
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- Flowers and produces seeds enclosed within a carpel.
- Water movement through a plant.
- Consists of a relatively large, usually globe-shaped, underground bud.
- A microscopic club-shaped spore-bearing structure produced by certain fungi.
- Early stage of development of a multicellular organism.
- Evolutionary change that occurs between pairs of species.
- Organ of the gametophyte phase of certain plants, producing and containing the ovum.
- Vascular tissue in charge of transport and distribution of the organic nutrients.
20 Clues: Outer layer of the skin. • Elongated cells in the xylem. • Water movement through a plant. • Large, central, and dominant root. • Receptacle in which asexual spores are formed. • Small, green, heart-shaped structure of a fern. • Reproductive structure found in flowering plants. • Organ or cell in which gametes are formed in algae. • ...
The Desert Southwest 2026-08-26
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- Dry Region with very Little Rainfall
- plant life or total plant covering of a region
- a flat topped elevated landform with steep sides
- active mainly during the night rather than the day
- a building material made of sun dried earth and straw
- the artificial supply of water to land or crops to help growth
- extremly dry and too Little rain for the Vegetation
- a structure or shape
- a recognizable feature used to navigate or find a location
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- an animal that hunts and eat other animals
- a traditional structure made of clay,stone or mud
- a group bound by common culture,ancestors or leadership
- wild animals and organisms in an environment
- the natural home or environment of a plant or animal
- the wearing away of soil and rock by wind or water
- to adjust or change
- a deep valley often carved by a river
- a belief passed down trough generations
- the total amount of rain in a area
- a prolonged period of abnormally little rainfall causing water shortages
20 Clues: to adjust or change • a structure or shape • the total amount of rain in a area • Dry Region with very Little Rainfall • a deep valley often carved by a river • a belief passed down trough generations • an animal that hunts and eat other animals • wild animals and organisms in an environment • plant life or total plant covering of a region • ...
Cell Election- Vacuole 2025-02-09
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- It is where the largest vacuole in a plant cell in located
- The vacuole assist in maintaining this balance in plant cells
- The vacuole holds these toxic materials until the can be disposed of
- A kind of carbohydrate that vacuoles store
- is a solution of water, enzymes, sugar, salts amino acids, and other minor substances
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- The outer layer of a vacuole, regulating what enters and leaves
- Type of biological catalysts are often found in the vacuole
- the function of vacuoles in the plant cell
- What the vacuole is most known for storing
- The membrane that surrounds the vacuole
- stores nutrients, manages waste, and helps with structure
- The pressure that is maintained by the vacuole in a plant assists
12 Clues: The membrane that surrounds the vacuole • the function of vacuoles in the plant cell • What the vacuole is most known for storing • A kind of carbohydrate that vacuoles store • stores nutrients, manages waste, and helps with structure • It is where the largest vacuole in a plant cell in located • Type of biological catalysts are often found in the vacuole • ...
TRANSPORT IN PLANTS 2023-01-26
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- The energy of the Sun causes water to evaporate from the leaves
- vascular system
- a site in a plant which provides food for another part of the plant
- a plant adapted to survive in conditions where water is in short supply
- responsible for the transport through the plant of organic solutes
- the layer of cells surrounding the vascular tissue of plants
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- a system of fluid-filled tubes
- the outer layer of cells covering the body of a plant or animal
- flowering plants can be classified as monocotyledons or dicotyledons
- a pore in the epidermis of a leaf, bounded by two guard cells and needed for efficient gas exchange
- a hard material made by plants and used to strengthen the cell walls of certain types of cell
11 Clues: vascular system • a system of fluid-filled tubes • the layer of cells surrounding the vascular tissue of plants • The energy of the Sun causes water to evaporate from the leaves • the outer layer of cells covering the body of a plant or animal • responsible for the transport through the plant of organic solutes • ...
Genetics Vocabulary Layla Caruso 2025-04-28
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- Offspring resulting in the combination of the qualities from two organisms
- Pollen from one plant landing on a part from that same plant
- A feature of a person
- Something that is given to you from a previous generation
- A genetic factor that cancels out the other
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- A certain trait that is always passed down to many generations
- Pollen from one plant reaching parts of a different plant
- A genetic factor being blocked out by the dominant factor
- The young born living organisms
- A quality that is inherited from past
- Characteristics coming from parents to their children
- Characteristics that are inherited from past generations
12 Clues: A feature of a person • The young born living organisms • A quality that is inherited from past • A genetic factor that cancels out the other • Characteristics coming from parents to their children • Characteristics that are inherited from past generations • Pollen from one plant reaching parts of a different plant • ...
STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCEMENT IN FOOD PRODUCTION 2023-11-28
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- The entire collection of plants / seeds having all the diverse alleles for all genes in a given crop is called ‘Germplasm collection’.
- Which two species of sugarcane were crossed for better yield
- Torula yeast
- Plants produced through micropropagation are genetically identical to the original or source plant
- Any part of a plant taken out and grown in a test tube under sterile conditions in special nutrient medium to generate a whole plant
- Give two examples of wheat varieties introduced in India, which are high yielding and disease resistant
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- It is a chronic lack of vitamins and minerals that often has no visible warming signs.It leads to mental impairment, poor health and productivity or even death
- Baker’s yeast
- Which part of the plant is suited for making virus free plants and why free plants and why
- Name two semi-dwarf varieties of rice developed in India
- Production of large number of plants in a very short time and limited space by utilizing the property of totipotency.
- This is the ability of plant cell to devide, drow and produce the complete plant under controlled conditions.
12 Clues: Torula yeast • Baker’s yeast • Name two semi-dwarf varieties of rice developed in India • Which two species of sugarcane were crossed for better yield • Plants produced through micropropagation are genetically identical to the original or source plant • Give two examples of wheat varieties introduced in India, which are high yielding and disease resistant • ...
Ecoology part 2 2023-03-09
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- tissue of plants includes all tissues that are neither dermal nor vascula
- an animal embryo at the early stage of development when it is a hollow ball of cells.
- tissue of plants includes all tissues that are neither dermal nor vascula
- when did primitive land plants
- the state of being temporarily inactive or inoperative
- the branch of biology that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings
- the turning of all or part of an organism in a particular direction in response to an external stimulus.
- is 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
- another term for kinin
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- a type of water-conducting cell in the xylem which lacks perforations in the cell wall.
- the middle layer of an embryo in early development, between the endoderm and ectoderm.
- which is a characteristic of mosses
- a diploid cell resulting from the fusion of two haploid gametes; a fertilized ovum.
- any of a group of plant hormones that stimulate stem elongation, germination, and flowering.
- a plant hormone which causes the elongation of cells in shoots and is involved in regulating plant growth.
- The outer covering of the seed
- an embryo at the stage following the blastula, when it is a hollow cup-shaped structure having three layers of cells.
- an outer layer of tissue immediately below the epidermis of a stem or root.
- a major plant hormone
- the stalk that joins a leaf to a stem; leafstalk.
20 Clues: a major plant hormone • another term for kinin • when did primitive land plants • The outer covering of the seed • which is a characteristic of mosses • the stalk that joins a leaf to a stem; leafstalk. • the state of being temporarily inactive or inoperative • tissue of plants includes all tissues that are neither dermal nor vascula • ...
E.O.N.C.F.C crossword 2023-05-01
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- all populationsa(all species)living in a area
- all members of same species living in an area
- heterotrophs that eat food
- autotrophs that make their own food
- eat dead organisms/return nutrients to soil
- liquid water becomes water vapor(a gas)from the surfaces of rivers,lakes, and oceans
- a single living thing
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- plant and meat eaters
- water in plants evaporates into the atmosphere
- a large area that shares similar climate,plant,& animals
- meat eater
- all living & nonliving factors in an area
- all parts of earth where life exists in water, land,& air
- plant eaters
- water vapor(a gas) in the air turns into liquid water forming clouds in the sky
- water(in the form of rain,snow,sleet,or hail) falls from the sky
16 Clues: meat eater • plant eaters • plant and meat eaters • a single living thing • heterotrophs that eat food • autotrophs that make their own food • all living & nonliving factors in an area • eat dead organisms/return nutrients to soil • all populationsa(all species)living in a area • all members of same species living in an area • water in plants evaporates into the atmosphere • ...
Unit 1 The Changing World Section A 2026-09-11
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- relating to socialism
- homes provided for people
- the part of a plant under the ground
- measuring a large distance from side to side
- relating to recorded sound
- a storm with a lot of sand
- using advanced technology
- something that is made or grown
- a major road between places
- using computer technology
- containing or covered with sand
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- the earth in which plants grow
- not have enough of something
- a situation in which there is not enough of something
- help or encourage
- the group that controls a country or area
- a glass building for growing plants
- very much
- a tall plant whose yellow seeds are eaten
- something that makes people want to visit
- a low plant with many branches
- not smooth; difficult
- a system of tracks for trains
- payment made electronically
- earth or something unclean
- land used for farming
- a path; a railway line
27 Clues: very much • help or encourage • relating to socialism • not smooth; difficult • land used for farming • a path; a railway line • homes provided for people • using advanced technology • using computer technology • relating to recorded sound • a storm with a lot of sand • earth or something unclean • payment made electronically • a major road between places • not have enough of something • ...
Agronomic Crossword 006 2023-12-12
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- Poisonous, injurious to plants, animals, or humans.
- An abundance of pests found in an area or place where they are not desirable.
- The amount of a material delivered to a plant, animal, or surface. Usually measured as per acre; per 1,000 square feet; or per hour.
- The part of the pesticide that either kills the pests, or prevents damage by them.
- The amount of active ingredient in a pesticide formulation or mixture (usually provided as a percentage).
- Any plant, animal, or other organism that a pesticide application is not aimed at, but that may be accidentally injured.
- Use or method that is not written on the pesticide label and therefore is not legal.
- An unwanted organism (animal, plant, bacteria, fungus, virus, etc.).
- A source of risk or danger; the chance that danger or harm will come to the applicator, bystanders, livestock, wildlife, or crops.
- The printed material attached to or part of a pesticide container giving information about the contents and proper use of the product.
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- A well-known, simple name of a pesticide as accepted by the Pesticide Regulation Division of the Environmental Protection Agency, such as carbaryl, atrazine, and benomyl.
- Any agent that can cause injury, illness, or death when absorbed by a living organism.
- Inactive ingredients part of a pesticide/formulation; material(s) in a pesticide mixture that would not prevent damage or destroy pests if used by itself.
- The inert liquid or solid material added to an active ingredient to prepare a pesticide formulation.
- The part of the label on a pesticide container that gives the name and amount of each active ingredient and the amount of inert ingredients/inactive material in the mixture.
- A plant growing where it is not wanted, especially one growing in profusion so as to crowd out a desired plant or grass.
- Quantity of a pesticide applied.
- The area, buildings, plants, animals, or pests intended to be treated with a pesticide application.
18 Clues: Quantity of a pesticide applied. • Poisonous, injurious to plants, animals, or humans. • An unwanted organism (animal, plant, bacteria, fungus, virus, etc.). • An abundance of pests found in an area or place where they are not desirable. • The part of the pesticide that either kills the pests, or prevents damage by them. • ...
Biology Crossword 2018-04-23
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- Speeds up chemical reactions.
- Stores fluids and sugars. Takes up most of the plant cell.
- Structures within the cell.
- Things like bacteria cells.
- Combines with enzymes to speed up chemical reactions.
- Bilayer Thing that's in the cell membrane.
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- Peroxide A substrate of catalase.
- Membrane Semi-permeable. Surrounds the plant/animal cell.
- Body Sends proteins around the cell.
- Things like plant/animal cells.
- Site where ATP is produced.
- Produces protein synthesis.
12 Clues: Structures within the cell. • Site where ATP is produced. • Things like bacteria cells. • Produces protein synthesis. • Speeds up chemical reactions. • Things like plant/animal cells. • Peroxide A substrate of catalase. • Body Sends proteins around the cell. • Bilayer Thing that's in the cell membrane. • Combines with enzymes to speed up chemical reactions. • ...
More about plants 2024-03-06
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- These of leaves can be simple or compound.
- Structure of _____: upper & lower epidermis & mesophyll (palisade & spongy)
- Stems with both primary & secondary tissues, no vascular tissue with 3 areas (wood, bark, pith)
- Plant growth toward/away from a one direction stimulus
- Biological rhythms with a 24-hr cycle
- Most abundant cells found in ALL organs of plants within ground tissue
- Hormone promotes root & fruit GROWTH & prevents leaf & fruit loss (positive phototropism)
- Hormone that is a gas where abscission & fruit ripening occur (increase enzymes to soften fruits & produce flavor/smell)
- Movement in response to LIGHT
- Hormones involving STEM ELONGATION to break dormancy of buds & seeds
- Mature, nonwoody stems exhibiting only primary growth
- Roots, stems, & leaves feature are what type of organs?
- Meristems that form at stem/root tips, increasing tissue length & produce 3 tissue types.
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- (2 words) Hormone produced by any "green tissue", STRESS hormone that maintains seed/bud dormancy, stomata closure, & abscission (dropping of leaves, fruits, flowers)
- Cells with thicker walls & flexible support for immature plant regions within ground tissue.
- Tissue that forms MOST of the plant, having Parenchyma, Collenchyma, & Sclerenchyma cells
- Plants that live for 3 or more seasons, making vegetative structures for long survival
- (2 words) Contains a shoot tip protected by bud scales of woody twigs
- Chemical signals that coordinate cell responses, enable plant communication to react to environmental stimuli
- Hormones that promote cell division & organ formation & low levels cause color change of leaves & die
- Movement in response to TOUCH
- First cells that form when plant embryo develops
- Movements that do not involve growth & are not dependent on stimulus direction
- Tissue that forms a plant's outer covering containing an epidermis
- Tropism of growth TOWARD the stimulus
- Tropism of growth AWAY from the stimulus
- Plants that live for one growing season, have enough vegetative structures support
- Movement in response to GRAVITY
- Cells with lignin walls that support mature plant areas within ground tissue.
29 Clues: Movement in response to TOUCH • Movement in response to LIGHT • Movement in response to GRAVITY • Biological rhythms with a 24-hr cycle • Tropism of growth TOWARD the stimulus • Tropism of growth AWAY from the stimulus • These of leaves can be simple or compound. • First cells that form when plant embryo develops • Mature, nonwoody stems exhibiting only primary growth • ...
Ecosystems 2020-02-24
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- eat food from another source either animal or plant
- producing offspring to ensure the survival of the species
- a variety of different organism living together in an ecosystem
- a system formed up by organisms (biotic) interacting with each other and their nonliving (abiotic) surroundings in a balanced way.
- organelle where photosynthesis occurs
- a relationship where one organism (the parasite) lives in/on the body of another organism (the host). The parasite benefits but the host is harmed (+-)
- organisms cooperating with each other to ensure survival
- a group of organism of the same species living in a community
- They break down dead animals and plants and return vital nutrients to the soil.
- a relationship between two organisms; where one organism benefits and the other is unaffected (+0)
- the one being attacked
- tiny pores on the leaf that take in CO2 ( carbon dioxide )
- when one organism kills and eats the other organism.
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- a close and physical relationship between two different species
- a living thing e.g animal or plant
- where an organism lives because their particular needs are met by the resources available in the habitat e.g food and shelter
- single line of energy ( food ) flow
- animals that live in the same habitat and eat the same food
- where the water travels up through the plant to leave
- living organism
- when organisms use/compete for the same limited resource
- the sugars produced during photosynthesis plus oxygen to produce energy for plant growth.
- plants use water and carbon dioxide to produce glucose and oxygen
- makes its own energy ( food ) e.g plants
- non-living object
- the attacker
- a relationship between two organisms where both benefit (++
27 Clues: the attacker • living organism • non-living object • the one being attacked • a living thing e.g animal or plant • single line of energy ( food ) flow • organelle where photosynthesis occurs • makes its own energy ( food ) e.g plants • eat food from another source either animal or plant • when one organism kills and eats the other organism. • ...
Zahyla's Crossword 2023-06-16
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- Everything that happens in a story
- A place where we learn and play
- I take water from the soil for the plant.
- where the story takes place
- I make food for the plant.
- my father's father is my ________.
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- the person who writes the story.
- two types of forces are push and ________.
- all the people and animals who are part of the story.
- I help the plant to stand up tall.
- Dominica gained independence from this country.
- the plural of the word box is _______.
12 Clues: I make food for the plant. • where the story takes place • A place where we learn and play • the person who writes the story. • Everything that happens in a story • I help the plant to stand up tall. • my father's father is my ________. • the plural of the word box is _______. • I take water from the soil for the plant. • two types of forces are push and ________. • ...
b11 2026-01-03
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- Flower bloom
- Decayed organic matter
- Fruit formation
- Movement of water on Earth
- Pollen carrier
- Fine soil particle
- Sweet flower liquid
- Bee colony home
- Frozen precipitation
- Young plant
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- Recycled organic waste
- Ground classification
- Early plant growth
- Bee storage structure
- Floating ice mass
- Coarse soil particle
- Plant male cells
- Young tree
- Cloud producing rain
- Slow-moving ice
20 Clues: Young tree • Young plant • Flower bloom • Pollen carrier • Fruit formation • Slow-moving ice • Bee colony home • Plant male cells • Floating ice mass • Early plant growth • Fine soil particle • Sweet flower liquid • Coarse soil particle • Cloud producing rain • Frozen precipitation • Ground classification • Bee storage structure • Recycled organic waste • Decayed organic matter • ...
Types of plant explants 2023-11-30
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- What part of a plant is used as an explant for tissue culture?
- What types of plants are most suitable for in vitro culture?
- What should you pay attention to when choosing an explant for in vitro culture?
- Which reproductive structure, when used as an explant, can lead to the production of multiple plantlets?
- What plant structure, often modified for specific functions, can be used in micropropagation?
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- This plant part, responsible for nutrient and water absorption, is sometimes used in tissue culture
- What's the primary plant organ used as an explant for somatic embryogenesis?
- What is the name of small pieces of plant parts that are cut and then they are kept in a nutrient medium?
- This plant part, usually a small section, is often utilized for callus induction.
- Which plant structure is commonly employed as an explant for micropropagation?
- This part of a plant, comprising an embryo and stored nutrients, can be employed as an explant for propagation.
11 Clues: What types of plants are most suitable for in vitro culture? • What part of a plant is used as an explant for tissue culture? • What's the primary plant organ used as an explant for somatic embryogenesis? • Which plant structure is commonly employed as an explant for micropropagation? • ...
Types of plant explants 2023-11-30
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- What types of plants are most suitable for in vitro culture?
- Which reproductive structure, when used as an explant, can lead to the production of multiple plantlets?
- This plant part, responsible for nutrient and water absorption, is sometimes used in tissue culture?
- This plant part, usually a small section, is often utilized for callus induction.
- This part of a plant, comprising an embryo and stored nutrients, can be employed as an explant for propagation.
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- What is the name of small pieces of plant parts that are cut and then they are kept in a nutrient medium?
- What should you pay attention to when choosing an explant for in vitro culture?
- Which plant structure is commonly employed as an explant for micropropagation?
- What's the primary plant organ used as an explant for somatic embryogenesis?
- What part of a plant is used as an explant for tissue culture?
- What plant structure, often modified for specific functions, can be used in micropropagation?
11 Clues: What types of plants are most suitable for in vitro culture? • What part of a plant is used as an explant for tissue culture? • What's the primary plant organ used as an explant for somatic embryogenesis? • Which plant structure is commonly employed as an explant for micropropagation? • ...
Types of plant explants 2023-11-30
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- What types of plants are most suitable for in vitro culture?
- Which reproductive structure, when used as an explant, can lead to the production of multiple plantlets?
- This plant part, responsible for nutrient and water absorption, is sometimes used in tissue culture?
- This plant part, usually a small section, is often utilized for callus induction.
- This part of a plant, comprising an embryo and stored nutrients, can be employed as an explant for propagation.
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- What is the name of small pieces of plant parts that are cut and then they are kept in a nutrient medium?
- What should you pay attention to when choosing an explant for in vitro culture?
- Which plant structure is commonly employed as an explant for micropropagation?
- What's the primary plant organ used as an explant for somatic embryogenesis?
- What part of a plant is used as an explant for tissue culture?
- What plant structure, often modified for specific functions, can be used in micropropagation?
11 Clues: What types of plants are most suitable for in vitro culture? • What part of a plant is used as an explant for tissue culture? • What's the primary plant organ used as an explant for somatic embryogenesis? • Which plant structure is commonly employed as an explant for micropropagation? • ...
Cell Diversity 2022-10-03
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- A plant organ responsible for getting water and minerals for the plant
- Meaning outside of an organism
- Plants from tissue culture are generically -----------
- Plant tissue for transport
- Plant organ
- A group of cells with a similar job
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- Use of tissue culture
- production of large numbers of plants
- Tissue which contract
- Tissue responsible for protection
- Tissue that carries electrical impulses in animals
- Tissue responsible for transport of water in plants
- A group of organs working together
13 Clues: Plant organ • Use of tissue culture • Tissue which contract • Plant tissue for transport • Meaning outside of an organism • Tissue responsible for protection • A group of organs working together • A group of cells with a similar job • production of large numbers of plants • Tissue that carries electrical impulses in animals • Tissue responsible for transport of water in plants • ...
Menu Project Science 2024-03-25
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- subatomic particle with negative electrical charge
- plant reaction to gravity
- subatomic particle neutral electrical charge
- made of one element or more
- plant reaction to water
- a substance that can not be created or destroyed chemically
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- outer most shell of atom
- number on the left of compund shows m olcule number
- reacts to particular substances.
- subatomic particle with positive electrical charge
- plant reaction to touch
- plant reaction to light
- small number under line shows atoms of elements
13 Clues: plant reaction to touch • plant reaction to light • plant reaction to water • outer most shell of atom • plant reaction to gravity • made of one element or more • reacts to particular substances. • subatomic particle neutral electrical charge • small number under line shows atoms of elements • subatomic particle with positive electrical charge • ...
Ecology Pt II 2022-03-30
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- Structures that either store food or help absorb food for the tiny sporophyte
- The sporophy produces roots and a thick underground stem
- A plant that lives anchored to an object or another plant
- Plants life spans two years
- Liverworts are classified as leafy
- plants Plants with vascular tissue
- A compact cluster of spore-bearing structures
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- Plants can live for several years and usually produce flowers and seeds yearly
- Located on the undersides of fronds.
- A plant structure that contains an embryo, contains nutrients for the embryo, and is covered with a protective coat.
- openings in the outer cell layer of leaves and some stems,
- tissue Another plant adaption to land environments
- A structure that contains the male or female reproductive structures of cycads and other gymnosperm plants
- Fern spores form in a structure
14 Clues: Plants life spans two years • Fern spores form in a structure • Liverworts are classified as leafy • plants Plants with vascular tissue • Located on the undersides of fronds. • A compact cluster of spore-bearing structures • tissue Another plant adaption to land environments • The sporophy produces roots and a thick underground stem • ...
Chapter 22 Vocabulary 2019-12-09
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- the central part of an ovule, containing the embryo sac.
- having the male and female reproductive organs in separate individuals.
- a plant that has seeds unprotected by an ovary or fruit.
- each of the microscopic particles, typically single cells, of which pollen is composed
- intermediate appearances in ferns and palms.
- used in some classifications for one of five subdivisions of Gymnospermophyta.
- the protective outer coat of a seed.
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- a division of plants, grouped within the gymnosperms
- a vascular plant
- a flowering plant's unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another such plant
- a tough outer protective layer, especially that of an animal or plant.
- a leaf that bears sporangia
- a sticky flammable organic substance, insoluble in water, exuded by some trees and other plants
13 Clues: a vascular plant • a leaf that bears sporangia • the protective outer coat of a seed. • intermediate appearances in ferns and palms. • a division of plants, grouped within the gymnosperms • the central part of an ovule, containing the embryo sac. • a plant that has seeds unprotected by an ovary or fruit. • ...
Kingdoms Plantae and Animalia 2025-02-01
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- An example of insectivorous plant
- The diploid phase of plants lifecycle
- Animals store their reserve food as
- Animals do not have this cell component
- The forms of animals that show elaborate sensory and neuromotor mechanism
- The sexual reproduction occurs by this method in animals
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- Animals depend on this source directly or indirectly for food
- Number of distint phases in the life cycle of plants
- Insectivorous plants are partially called so
- An example of parasitic plant
- Kingdom that includes Heterotrophic eukaryotic organisms
- Kingdom includes all eukaryotic chlorophyll containing organisms
- Mode of nutrition in animals
- Ploidy of the gametophytic phase of plant lifecycle
- Cell wall component of plants
15 Clues: Mode of nutrition in animals • An example of parasitic plant • Cell wall component of plants • An example of insectivorous plant • Animals store their reserve food as • The diploid phase of plants lifecycle • Animals do not have this cell component • Insectivorous plants are partially called so • Ploidy of the gametophytic phase of plant lifecycle • ...
8.1-2 2021-12-17
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- some substances can pass across them while others cannot
- small organelles filled with enzymes
- a thin flexible barrier that surrounds a cell
- small particles of RNA and protein found throughout the cytoplasm
- the basic units of all living things
- a strong supporting layer around the membrane
- the power plant of the cell
- a network of protein filaments that gives eukaryotic cells their shape
- large saclike, membrane enclosed structures that store water, salts, proteins, and carbohydrates
- cells that do not enclose their DNA in nuclei
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- an internal membrane system contained in eukaryotic cells
- a stack of flattened membranes that proteins are moved into
- the biological equivalent of a power plant, in a plant
- gives cell membranes a flexible structure that forms a strong barrier between the cell and its surroundings
- a fundamental concept of biology
- the portion of the cell outside the nucleus
- cells that enclose their DNA in nuclei
- a large membrane-enclosed structure that contains genetic material in the form of DNA
- the structures inside a cell that act like “little organs”
19 Clues: the power plant of the cell • a fundamental concept of biology • small organelles filled with enzymes • the basic units of all living things • cells that enclose their DNA in nuclei • the portion of the cell outside the nucleus • a thin flexible barrier that surrounds a cell • a strong supporting layer around the membrane • cells that do not enclose their DNA in nuclei • ...
8.1-2 Biology 2021-12-17
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- some substances can pass across them while others cannot
- small organelles filled with enzymes
- a thin flexible barrier that surrounds a cell
- small particles of RNA and protein found throughout the cytoplasm
- the basic units of all living things
- a strong supporting layer around the membrane
- the power plant of the cell
- a network of protein filaments that gives eukaryotic cells their shape
- large saclike, membrane enclosed structures that store water, salts, proteins, and carbohydrates
- cells that do not enclose their DNA in nuclei
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- an internal membrane system contained in eukaryotic cells
- a stack of flattened membranes that proteins are moved into
- the biological equivalent of a power plant, in a plant
- gives cell membranes a flexible structure that forms a strong barrier between the cell and its surroundings
- a fundamental concept of biology
- the portion of the cell outside the nucleus
- cells that enclose their DNA in nuclei
- a large membrane-enclosed structure that contains genetic material in the form of DNA
- the structures inside a cell that act like “little organs”
19 Clues: the power plant of the cell • a fundamental concept of biology • small organelles filled with enzymes • the basic units of all living things • cells that enclose their DNA in nuclei • the portion of the cell outside the nucleus • a thin flexible barrier that surrounds a cell • a strong supporting layer around the membrane • cells that do not enclose their DNA in nuclei • ...
Gymnosperm Vocabulary 2018-12-17
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- a plant that has seeds unprotected by an ovary or fruit. Gymnosperms include the conifers, cycads, and ginkgo.
- a genus of highly unusual non-flowering plants
- having the male and female reproductive organs in separate individuals.
- seed plants with a long fossil history that were formerly more abundant and more diverse than they are today.
- grain typically single cells, of which pollen is composed. Pollen grains have a tough coat that has a form characteristic of the pollen-producing plant and which can still be recognized in some archaeological deposits
- the central part of an ovule, containing the embryo sac.
- a solid or highly viscous substance of plant or synthetic origin that is typically convertible into polymers
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- a division of plants, grouped within the gymnosperms, that consists of some 70 species across the three relict genera
- a leaf that bears sporangia
- a division of vascular land plants containing a single extant class, Pinopsida
- coat the protective outer coat of a seed.
- a tough outer protective layer, especially that of an animal or plant.
- a fertilized ovule containing the plant embryo
13 Clues: a leaf that bears sporangia • coat the protective outer coat of a seed. • a genus of highly unusual non-flowering plants • a fertilized ovule containing the plant embryo • the central part of an ovule, containing the embryo sac. • a tough outer protective layer, especially that of an animal or plant. • ...
Name: _______Period:__ Date: ___ Horticulture:Floriculture-Methods of Drying Everlastings 2026-03-03
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- use glycerin which prevents them from completely drying out
- done by putting the plant materials into a low-temp.(100°F) conventional oven
- freezing the plant materials and then slowly removing the ice crystals from the plant cells through a vacuum system within a freeze-drying unit
- leaving them out of water in the open air and allowing moisture to evaporate
- by placing the plant materials in silica gel and heating them in a microwave oven to quickly remove moisture from the plant materials
- between sheets of absorbent of paper upon which weight or pressure is applied,
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- done by placing the materials in a desiccant
- done by hanging the plant materials upside down to prevent flower heads from drooping, thereby allowing them to retain their natural position
- leaving them in a vase that is allowed to run dry
- laying the plant materials on an elevated, flat surface
10 Clues: done by placing the materials in a desiccant • leaving them in a vase that is allowed to run dry • laying the plant materials on an elevated, flat surface • use glycerin which prevents them from completely drying out • leaving them out of water in the open air and allowing moisture to evaporate • ...
New Testament Parables 2022-06-08
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- something that grows into a plant
- you in your most beautiful and powerful form
- stuff to throw in the bin
- forms from a seed
- Has a trunk
- the start of something new
- water that is low
- Large marsupial
- animals that live in the water
- a bad person down low
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- a group of nations or peoples ruled over by an emperor
- come from tress
- Likes to chase mice
- the spiritual realm over which God reigns as king
- birds live in them
- Flying mammal
- Man's best friend
- ride across the water in them
- a spirt above
- murder
20 Clues: murder • Has a trunk • Flying mammal • a spirt above • come from tress • Large marsupial • forms from a seed • Man's best friend • water that is low • birds live in them • Likes to chase mice • a bad person down low • stuff to throw in the bin • the start of something new • ride across the water in them • animals that live in the water • something that grows into a plant • ...
ECology 2024-04-05
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- where all living beings reside
- a organismsorganism
- general name for leech
- only eating animals
- a ecosystem represented by a chain
- nonliving
- a single living being
- eating plants an animals
- the body the parasite takes over
- tiers within the food web
- somthign that breaks down the dead
- somthign that eats something
- the hunted
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- only eating plants
- a plant
- something that hunts others
- living
- is a group of species
- fherbivorefor consumer
- a ecosystem represented by connected strings
- populations + abiotic factors
- eating dead body / carcasses
- animal relations with its environment
- comcommunitycommmiunitys
- fancy name for plant
25 Clues: living • a plant • nonliving • the hunted • only eating plants • a organismsorganism • only eating animals • fancy name for plant • is a group of species • a single living being • general name for leech • fherbivorefor consumer • eating plants an animals • comcommunitycommmiunitys • tiers within the food web • something that hunts others • eating dead body / carcasses • somthign that eats something • ...
life cycflower le of plant 2024-12-03
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- the green colour in the leaves called
- the roots absorb minerals water from the soil which gives ________ to the plant
- beautiful part of plant
- the process by which plant make their food
- the way seed turns into a new plant
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- give us fruits, seeds, vegetables flower
- plants need air , water and ______ to grow
- roots absorb from the soil
- the under ground stems are called __________
9 Clues: beautiful part of plant • roots absorb from the soil • the way seed turns into a new plant • the green colour in the leaves called • give us fruits, seeds, vegetables flower • plants need air , water and ______ to grow • the process by which plant make their food • the under ground stems are called __________ • ...
Plants 2023-06-17
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- A type of non-flowering plant with feathery leaves, often found in damp areas and used as decorative houseplants.
- A simple and common flower with a yellow center and white petals, often symbolizing innocence and purity.
- A type of non-flowering plant with feathery leaves, often found in damp areas and used as decorative houseplants.
- A delicate and often exotic flower with complex blooms, highly prized for its beauty and cultivated as a houseplant or in gardens.
- A large, yellow flower with a dark center, known for its ability to turn towards the sun and its edible seeds.
- A spiky and succulent plant that thrives in arid environments, often characterized by its ability to store water.
- A small to medium-sized woody plant with multiple stems, often used for landscaping or as hedges in gardens.
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- A colorful and often fragrant part of a plant that blooms and attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies.
- A plant with long, trailing or climbing stems that requires support to grow upwards, often producing fruits or flowers.
- A yellow-flowered weed with fluffy seed heads that are blown away by the wind, often considered a symbol of resilience and wishes.
- A fast-growing type of grass with woody stems, known for its strength, versatility, and use in various cultural practices.
- A type of plant with narrow leaves that grows in tufts or spreads across the ground, commonly used for lawns and sports fields.
- The flattened and typically green part of a plant that is attached to the stem or branch, responsible for photosynthesis.
- A tall, woody perennial plant with a trunk and branches, often providing shade and producing fruits, nuts, or leaves.
14 Clues: A simple and common flower with a yellow center and white petals, often symbolizing innocence and purity. • A small to medium-sized woody plant with multiple stems, often used for landscaping or as hedges in gardens. • A colorful and often fragrant part of a plant that blooms and attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies. • ...
Facts and Theories about Evolution 2018-11-13
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- n) an idea or opinion based on some facts but not proved
- v) to live or have reality
- idiom) to be not the same
- v) to stay alive through or after some dangerous event
- n) the change or growth of an animal or a plant
- n) something said or known to be true
- v) to tell about something not to do
- v) to change or grow for an animal or a plant
- n) an insect that usually flies at night, similar to a butterfly
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- ad) after death
- v) to keep in mind carefully
- n) a time before now
- n) a person that practices science
- n) the shape and size
- v) to think of a picture in one's head
- v) to take place or occur
- v) to make something clear
- n) the remains of an animal or a plant that died
- v) to learn and practice
- v) to make colors on
20 Clues: ad) after death • n) a time before now • v) to make colors on • n) the shape and size • v) to learn and practice • v) to take place or occur • idiom) to be not the same • v) to live or have reality • v) to make something clear • v) to keep in mind carefully • n) a person that practices science • v) to tell about something not to do • n) something said or known to be true • ...
Wood making and types of wood 2025-03-07
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- The plant cut down to create wood
- A symbol of sustainable practices in wood industry
- Wood fibre reduced mechanically or chemically
- Wood that grows faster compared to a different type
- Different word for wood
- A material made from a large plant
- Maintaining the ecosystem
- A wood made of smaller chips of wood merged together
- A treatment that makes wood more malleable
- A combination of glue and veneer
- Trees that are green year round
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- Trees that loose their leaves at certain parts of the year
- A jet made out of wood in World War II
- When trees that loose their leaves begin to loose them
- Wood that grows slower compared to the other type
- A large area covered in trees
- A thin sheet of wood
- A plant that grows very quickly and shares features with trees
- A object used to cut down trees
- A substance that is used to coat veneers
20 Clues: A thin sheet of wood • Different word for wood • Maintaining the ecosystem • A large area covered in trees • A object used to cut down trees • Trees that are green year round • A combination of glue and veneer • The plant cut down to create wood • A material made from a large plant • A jet made out of wood in World War II • A substance that is used to coat veneers • ...
Gardening 11 2025-02-19
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- Rot – A condition caused by overwatering.
- – A plant disease that causes leaves to wither.
- – Gardening practices that are good for the environment.
- Sequestration – The process of storing carbon in plants and soil.
- – A gardening approach that mimics natural ecosystems.
- – The variety of plant and animal life in an area.
- Meadow – A natural area filled with diverse native plants.
- – Not giving plants enough water.
- – When plants droop due to lack of water.
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- – A gardening practice that minimizes waste.
- Mildew – A fungal disease that appears as white spots on leaves.
- Crop – Plants grown to improve soil health.
- – Damage to plants caused by freezing temperatures.
- – Damage caused by excessive sunlight.
- – A method of growing crops without disturbing the soil.
- – Giving plants too much water.
- Deficiency – When plants lack essential minerals.
- Garden – A garden designed to absorb excess rainwater.
- Plants – Plants that naturally grow in a region.
- Curl – A condition where plant leaves become distorted.
20 Clues: – Giving plants too much water. • – Not giving plants enough water. • – Damage caused by excessive sunlight. • Rot – A condition caused by overwatering. • – When plants droop due to lack of water. • Crop – Plants grown to improve soil health. • – A gardening practice that minimizes waste. • – A plant disease that causes leaves to wither. • ...
Plant reproduction 2024-03-04
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- Part of the plant that contains the seeds
- Process in which plants produce their own nutrients
- Feminine part of the flower
- Process in which seed develop into a new plant
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- Process in which pollen is transferred
- Gas absorbed by plant's leaves
- Period in which seeds are in an inactive state
- Masculine part of the flower
- Reproductive part of the plant
- Gas released by the plant
10 Clues: Gas released by the plant • Feminine part of the flower • Masculine part of the flower • Gas absorbed by plant's leaves • Reproductive part of the plant • Process in which pollen is transferred • Part of the plant that contains the seeds • Period in which seeds are in an inactive state • Process in which seed develop into a new plant • ...
cell organelle crossword 2023-10-02
13 Clues: 5 NM • the center • the teacher • plant cells are • plants need this • _____ need energy • the maker of this puzzle • the nucleus stores ______ • the cells send __________ • channel through the membrane • bacteria are this type of cell • plant cells make their own _______ • cells ________________ with each other
Papaya crossword 2018-05-03
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- The people that plant all the tree
- A orange and yellowish color, very juice to eat is a fruit
- The farmers ride these in order to plant trees
- You use this in order to get all the leafs off the ground
- Some farmers wear these to plant the trees
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- These fall off the trees
- This fruit is consider what type of fruit a describing word
- You need his in order for it to grow
- Where the plant origin is from
- You have something that you plant the trees in, in order to grow the fruit
10 Clues: These fall off the trees • Where the plant origin is from • The people that plant all the tree • You need his in order for it to grow • Some farmers wear these to plant the trees • The farmers ride these in order to plant trees • You use this in order to get all the leafs off the ground • A orange and yellowish color, very juice to eat is a fruit • ...
Unit 3 2023-12-08
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- what would be produced by the plant during photosynthesis during the day
- what is the product of cellular respiration
- what is the main photosynthesis of a plant cell
- Dioxide what would be produced by the plant during photosynthesis at night
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- what does carbon dioxide become during photosynthesis
- what holds the DNA of an animal cell
- what has a purpose to absorb the light in the plant cell
- what is contained in the nucleus of an animal cell
- Wall what does a plant cell have that an animal cell doesnt
- what happens to the rate of carbon dioxide during activity
10 Clues: what holds the DNA of an animal cell • what is the product of cellular respiration • what is the main photosynthesis of a plant cell • what is contained in the nucleus of an animal cell • what does carbon dioxide become during photosynthesis • what has a purpose to absorb the light in the plant cell • what happens to the rate of carbon dioxide during activity • ...
unit 4 ecosystem-dylan and gg 2026-03-18
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- a species job in their ecosystem
- where an animal lives
- a plant
- abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem
- (+,0)
- a decomposer
- top of the ecosystem
- A close relationship between two species at least one of them benefits
- two or more of one species
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- one animal.
- liquid
- only eats plant
- rain
- breaks down dead matter
- original source of energy in an ecosystem
- comes from the sun
- eats meat and plants
- (+,+)
- eats meat
19 Clues: rain • (+,0) • (+,+) • liquid • a plant • eats meat • one animal. • a decomposer • only eats plant • comes from the sun • eats meat and plants • top of the ecosystem • where an animal lives • breaks down dead matter • two or more of one species • a species job in their ecosystem • original source of energy in an ecosystem • abiotic and biotic factors in an ecosystem • ...
Cell Structure and Function 2017-05-02
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- The rigid outer layer of a plant cell that provides structure and support for the cell
- Site of photosynthesis
- Organism composed of many cells
- Makes proteins
- Cells that contain a nucleus
- The outer layer of cells that controls what comes into and what goes out of the cell
- Converts oxygen and food into energy-often called the powerhouse of the cell
- Large storage organelle in plant cells. Stores nutrients and water and helps the plant maintain shape
- Controls all the cells activities
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- The smallest unit of life capable of carrying out life functions
- the traits of living organisms
- The organelle that helps with digestion
- Organism composed of only one cell
- Cells that do not contain a nucleus
- The process by which plants make food from the sun's radiant energy
- The jellylike substance that fills the cells.
16 Clues: Makes proteins • Site of photosynthesis • Cells that contain a nucleus • the traits of living organisms • Organism composed of many cells • Controls all the cells activities • Organism composed of only one cell • Cells that do not contain a nucleus • The organelle that helps with digestion • The jellylike substance that fills the cells. • ...
Term 1 spelling 5 2025-12-31
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- The parts of the plant that absorb water
- The part of the plant that holds the plant upright
- A plant ________ water and food to all parts of it
- When there is too much food made by the plant, we say the food will be stored in ______
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- A plant has a system to carry _______ around it
- The parts of the plant that makes food
- The _____- carrying tubes transport food in a plant
- The ______- carrying tubes transport water and mineral salts in a plant
8 Clues: The parts of the plant that makes food • The parts of the plant that absorb water • A plant has a system to carry _______ around it • The part of the plant that holds the plant upright • A plant ________ water and food to all parts of it • The _____- carrying tubes transport food in a plant • The ______- carrying tubes transport water and mineral salts in a plant • ...
Heredity Vocab 2021-05-12
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- the "Father of Genetics" (2 words)
- gg (2 words)
- the trait that reappears in the 2nd generation after disappearing in the first generation
- Mendel found that recessive traits to dominant traits resulted in a 3 to 1 _________ in the second generation
- hair color, eye color, height, etc
- blue eyes, purple flowers, curly hair, etc
- the study of heredity
- shows possible gene combinations of the offspring (2 words)
- the expression of the genes / physical appearance
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- GG (2 words)
- a specific form of a gene (we use capital and lowercase letters)
- the genetic makeup of the organism
- a plant that can fertilize itself (2 words)
- set of instructions for a trait
- the passing of traits from parent to offspring
- the trait observed in the first generation
- the process of pollen from one (2 words) plant fertilizing the ovule of another plant
- Gg (2 words)
18 Clues: GG (2 words) • gg (2 words) • Gg (2 words) • the study of heredity • set of instructions for a trait • the genetic makeup of the organism • the "Father of Genetics" (2 words) • hair color, eye color, height, etc • the trait observed in the first generation • blue eyes, purple flowers, curly hair, etc • a plant that can fertilize itself (2 words) • ...
Agronomic Crossword 006 2023-12-12
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- Poisonous, injurious to plants, animals, or humans.
- An abundance of pests found in an area or place where they are not desirable.
- The amount of a material delivered to a plant, animal, or surface. Usually measured as per acre; per 1,000 square feet; or per hour.
- The part of the pesticide that either kills the pests, or prevents damage by them.
- The amount of active ingredient in a pesticide formulation or mixture (usually provided as a percentage).
- Any plant, animal, or other organism that a pesticide application is not aimed at, but that may be accidentally injured.
- Use or method that is not written on the pesticide label and therefore is not legal.
- An unwanted organism (animal, plant, bacteria, fungus, virus, etc.).
- A source of risk or danger; the chance that danger or harm will come to the applicator, bystanders, livestock, wildlife, or crops.
- The printed material attached to or part of a pesticide container giving information about the contents and proper use of the product.
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- A well-known, simple name of a pesticide as accepted by the Pesticide Regulation Division of the Environmental Protection Agency, such as carbaryl, atrazine, and benomyl.
- Any agent that can cause injury, illness, or death when absorbed by a living organism.
- Inactive ingredients part of a pesticide/formulation; material(s) in a pesticide mixture that would not prevent damage or destroy pests if used by itself.
- The inert liquid or solid material added to an active ingredient to prepare a pesticide formulation.
- The part of the label on a pesticide container that gives the name and amount of each active ingredient and the amount of inert ingredients/inactive material in the mixture.
- A plant growing where it is not wanted, especially one growing in profusion so as to crowd out a desired plant or grass.
- Quantity of a pesticide applied.
- The area, buildings, plants, animals, or pests intended to be treated with a pesticide application.
18 Clues: Quantity of a pesticide applied. • Poisonous, injurious to plants, animals, or humans. • An unwanted organism (animal, plant, bacteria, fungus, virus, etc.). • An abundance of pests found in an area or place where they are not desirable. • The part of the pesticide that either kills the pests, or prevents damage by them. • ...
seed to plant 2022-11-10
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- A substance that helps plants grow by giving it extra nutrients. _______________
- The upper layer of Earth where plants grow. _______________
- To notice something using your senses. _______________
- The part of a plant that can grow into new plants. _______________
- Very small grains of rock. _______________
- The part of a plant that contains the seeds. _______________
- A powder found inside flowers that is needed to make new plants. _______________
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- To spread around; move from one place to another. _______________
- Stiff, sticky material found on the Earth’s surface. _______________
- The process of moving pollen from one flower to another. _______________
- The part of a plant that can grow into more plants. _______________
- A combination of sand, clay, minerals and dead or decaying plant material. _______________
12 Clues: Very small grains of rock. _______________ • To notice something using your senses. _______________ • The upper layer of Earth where plants grow. _______________ • The part of a plant that contains the seeds. _______________ • To spread around; move from one place to another. _______________ • The part of a plant that can grow into new plants. _______________ • ...
Marthea and Rodrigo-Genetics 2026-04-17
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- young born of living organisms
- A distinguishing quality,trait or feature of an individual, or thing
- genetic factor that is blocked from a dominant factor
- organisms that always passes down certain traits
- To receive something from someone who came before you
- genetic factor that blocks another genetic factor
- Group of genes
- characteristics that are passed from one generation to the next
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- pollen that lands on the pistil of the flower of the same plant
- molecule that carries genetic information
- pollen from one plant reaches the pistils of a flower from different plant
- A distinguishing quality or characteristic
- units of information, composed of DNA
- The passing traits from parents to offspring
- combining qualities of two organisms of different breeds
- Thread-like structures in cell nucleus
16 Clues: Group of genes • young born of living organisms • units of information, composed of DNA • Thread-like structures in cell nucleus • molecule that carries genetic information • A distinguishing quality or characteristic • The passing traits from parents to offspring • organisms that always passes down certain traits • genetic factor that blocks another genetic factor • ...
FCZ Christmas Crossword 2024-12-20
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- Santa's reindeer
- kissing plant
- Santa
- frozen sphere
- made with candied or dried fruit, nuts, and spices, and optionally soaked in spirits
- belladonna lily
- flowering plant species of the diverse spurge family
- news or messages
- nativity of Jesus
- personification of frost
- color of the year
- hanging around the Christmas tree
- aromatic resin
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- You are the mean one, Mr. ____
- "sparkle"
- Christmas season
- "no two are alike"
- song of praise
- festival of joy
- Christmas ornament
- bitter perfume
- an iconic symbol of the holiday season
- miserly character
- toy maker
- King of Jews
25 Clues: Santa • "sparkle" • toy maker • King of Jews • kissing plant • frozen sphere • song of praise • bitter perfume • aromatic resin • festival of joy • belladonna lily • Santa's reindeer • Christmas season • news or messages • miserly character • nativity of Jesus • color of the year • "no two are alike" • Christmas ornament • personification of frost • You are the mean one, Mr. ____ • ...
Greenhouse 2024-01-03
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- The temperature inside of a greenhouse
- A possibility for your greenhouse's temperature during the summer when too much heat is circulating
- The type of greenhouse with a gable roof
- The most profitable plant to grow
- The type of greenhouse that has a triangular shape
- The type insect that performs valued services to plants
- The most common season to buy a greenhouse
- The layer(s) of gas(es) that envelope a planet
- What grows inside of a greenhouse
- The worst greenhouse gas
- A plant sold without a pot or soil around its roots
- The top state for greenhouse farming
- A flowering plant, in a temperature climate, that takes 2 years to complete its biological lifestyle
- The type of greenhouse with a semi-circular shape
- What soil in a greenhouse needs plenty of
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- The name of the greenhouse industry
- The type of greenhouse with bent walls forming a pointed roof
- A type of irrigation system that uses nozzles placed around the edges of growing beds
- A plant that completes its life cycle within one growing season
- Where plants are propagated and grown to a desired size
- An environmental factor manipulated in propagation areas of greenhouse production
- When you can use a greenhouse
- The process by which air is circulated through, mixed with or dissolved in a liquid
- What greenhouses do with plastic waste
- The material a greenhouse is made out of
- What gets trapped inside the greenhouse from the outside
- What a greenhouse generates on the inside
- The type of crop that prevents erosion
- The hottest temperature (in fahrenheit) your greenhouse can be
- What Rolled Rubber is used for in a greenhouse
30 Clues: The worst greenhouse gas • When you can use a greenhouse • The most profitable plant to grow • What grows inside of a greenhouse • The name of the greenhouse industry • The top state for greenhouse farming • The temperature inside of a greenhouse • What greenhouses do with plastic waste • The type of crop that prevents erosion • The type of greenhouse with a gable roof • ...
4.1 Glossary 2016-11-16
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- Cells with thin cell walls and with large vacuoles
- A unit of protoplasm in one cell
- Cell with DNA not enclosed in a nucleus (Like bacteria)
- The gelatinous, colloidal material of plants and animals in which all life activities occor
- Cell organelles composed of an outer membrane and a winding inner membrane. A series of chemical reactions that occur on the inner membrane convert the energy of oxidation into the chemical energy of ATP
- Spherical body found withing the nucleus of Eukaryotic cells
- The cellular layer or and organism; the outer skin
- The living substance within a plant or animal cell excluding the nucleus
- Genetic information of DNA contained in the nucleus of the cell. (Example: Plants & Animals)
- Groups of cells working together to carry out a common function, such as muscle tissue, connective tissue, and epithelial tissue
- Plant having a single cotyledon or seed leaf such as corn
- pertaining to organisms that grow only in the presence of oxygen, as bacteria in properly prepared compost
- living or active in the absence of free oxygen
- A semipermeable film, composed of lipids and proteins, enclosing the cytoplasm and organelles of a cell
- Plant tissue capable of cell division and responsible for growth
- Relating to the apex or tip of shoots and roots
- A directional or positional term meaning away from away from the middle or toward the side
- 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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- in the plant cell, use oxygen to carry out catabolic reactions.
- plants use oxygen and produce carbon dioxide. The result is the release of stored energy for use.
- Cell organelle, important for glycosylation and secretion in cells
- Inner bark; principle tissue concerned with the translocation of elabortaed food produced in the leaves, or other areas, downward in the branches,stems, and roots
- Structure extending throughout the cytoplasm of a cell. It functions in the transport of cell products and as a surface for protein synthesis by the ribosomes.
- An organelle bounded by a membrane and containing enzymes capable of breaking down proteins and other molecules
- process by which green plants, using chlorophyll and energy of sunlight, produce carbohydrates from water and carbon dioxide, and release oxygen
- Physical and chemical processes in an organism by which living matter is produced, maintained, destroyed, and by means of which energy is made available
- plant whose seeds have two cotyledons or seed leaves, such as beans
- A minute protoplasmic body sometimes held to be the dynamic center of mitotic activity
- Minute objects within plant cells which contain the green pigment, chlorophyll
- A particle that lies along the endoplasmic reticulum and is composed of protein portion and RNA. The site for protein synthesis
- The inside parts of a cell, such as the Golgi apparatus, nucleus, ribosomes, microtubules, and storage particles
- The outer layer, composed of cellulose, which gives support to the plant cell
- The ultimate functional unit of an organic structure, plant, or animal. Plants generally have a wall
- The central portion of the cell protoplast surrounded by a very thin membrane. It consists of nucleoplasm and includes within itself variously arranged chromatin, nuclear sap, and nutritive substances
- The branch of biology that deals with the structure of organisms
- a space or vesicle within the cytoplasm of a cell, enclosed by a membrane and typically containing fluid.
36 Clues: A unit of protoplasm in one cell • living or active in the absence of free oxygen • Relating to the apex or tip of shoots and roots • Cells with thin cell walls and with large vacuoles • The cellular layer or and organism; the outer skin • Cell with DNA not enclosed in a nucleus (Like bacteria) • Plant having a single cotyledon or seed leaf such as corn • ...
Photosynthesis Vocab By:Audrey 2023-10-19
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- The air released from a plant during photosynthesis
- Carries the glucose to the plant for its life processes
- Are substances that are formed in a chemical reaction
- Distributes water to the plant
- What is needed for a reaction to take place
- When plants make there own food
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- The little "mouths" that let gases in and out of the plant during photosynthesis
- Are the organelles where photosynthesis takes place and is only found in plant cells
- Green pigment that allows the plant to absorb sunlight
9 Clues: Distributes water to the plant • When plants make there own food • What is needed for a reaction to take place • The air released from a plant during photosynthesis • Are substances that are formed in a chemical reaction • Green pigment that allows the plant to absorb sunlight • Carries the glucose to the plant for its life processes • ...
Body System Crossword 2026-04-17
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- Tubes in a plant that carry food (sugars) from the leaves to the rest of the plant.
- The body system that moves blood, oxygen, and nutrients around the body.
- Groups of parts that work together to do a job.
- When a living thing gets bigger or develops over time.
- The movement of blood through the body.
- The body system made of muscles, bones, and joints that helps you move and gives your body support.
- Anything related to living things, such as plants, animals, and humans.
- A living thing, such as a plant, animal, fungus, or bacteria.
- Getting and using food or nutrients to stay alive and healthy.
- A change in position or place. In living things, movement can be walking, growing, or bending toward light.
- When living things depend on each other to survive.
- When substances are taken in, such as nutrients moving into the blood or roots taking in water.
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- The process where plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make food and oxygen.
- Actions or steps that happen in order to make something work.
- The body system that helps you breathe and take in oxygen.
- Tubes in a plant that carry water and minerals from the roots to the leaves.
- The process where plants lose water vapour through their leaves.
- The process of breaking food into smaller parts so the body can use it.
- The process of making new living things of the same kind.
- Useful substances in food that help living things grow, repair, and stay healthy.
- The process of using oxygen to release energy from food.
- The body system that breaks down food so your body can use it for energy and growth.
22 Clues: The movement of blood through the body. • Groups of parts that work together to do a job. • When living things depend on each other to survive. • When a living thing gets bigger or develops over time. • The process of using oxygen to release energy from food. • The process of making new living things of the same kind. • ...
Flower Crossword 2026-07-16
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- The part of a flower that often attracts pollinators.
- The process plants use to turn sunlight into energy.
- A plant that stores water in thick leaves.
- Unfurling leaves are a sign of new ________.
- The season when many plants begin waking up.
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- Underground structure that anchors a plant.
- Tiny visitors that help flowers reproduce.
- A plant's version of "drinking."
- A tropical plant famous for its split leaves.
- The green pigment that helps plants absorb sunlight.
- A plant known for its heart-shaped trailing leaves.
11 Clues: A plant's version of "drinking." • Tiny visitors that help flowers reproduce. • A plant that stores water in thick leaves. • Underground structure that anchors a plant. • Unfurling leaves are a sign of new ________. • The season when many plants begin waking up. • A tropical plant famous for its split leaves. • A plant known for its heart-shaped trailing leaves. • ...
cell organelles 2012-10-23
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- cleans out the cell
- makes protein
- makes lipids and hormones
- makes food for plant cells
- makes ribosomes
- regulates movement in and out of all cells
- stores materials in plant cells
- packages and ships proteins
- controls cell activities
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- support and protect plant cell
- pathway to transport proteins
- fluid like material of cell where reactions take place
- controls cell division in animals
- regulates movement in and out of nucleus
- produces energy in cell
15 Clues: makes protein • makes ribosomes • cleans out the cell • produces energy in cell • controls cell activities • makes lipids and hormones • makes food for plant cells • packages and ships proteins • pathway to transport proteins • support and protect plant cell • stores materials in plant cells • controls cell division in animals • regulates movement in and out of nucleus • ...
Sexual Reproduction in Plants 2025-01-12
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- the process by which pollen is transported to the female parts of flowers
- sticky female reproductive part that collects pollen grains
- male parts of the flower
- connects the stigma and the ovary
- fusion of the male and female gametes
- contains ovules
- produces pollen grans
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- contains the male gamete of the flower
- female gametes of the plant
- female parts of the flower
- fertilized female gamete of the plant that grows into a new plant
- stalk which holds anther up
12 Clues: contains ovules • produces pollen grans • male parts of the flower • female parts of the flower • female gametes of the plant • stalk which holds anther up • connects the stigma and the ovary • fusion of the male and female gametes • contains the male gamete of the flower • sticky female reproductive part that collects pollen grains • ...
Plants 2024-10-12
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- thin, soft and flexible stems (two words)
- very small plant contained inside the seed
- fix the plant in the ground
- male part of the flower
- mixture of water and mineral salts (two words)
- responsible for making food for the plants
- attaches the leaf blade to the branch or stem
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- during photosynthesis plants release this into the air
- supports the plant
- process in which plants make their own food
- flat part of the leaf
- female part of the flower
12 Clues: supports the plant • flat part of the leaf • male part of the flower • female part of the flower • fix the plant in the ground • thin, soft and flexible stems (two words) • very small plant contained inside the seed • responsible for making food for the plants • process in which plants make their own food • attaches the leaf blade to the branch or stem • ...
Joshua's crazy crossword 2013-04-24
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- The force over an area.
- A green plant that begins the food chain.
- Where an organism lives.
- Two magnets pulling at each other
- A living thing (germ) that needs warmth, damp and food to survive.
- An object that lets some light through, but you can’t see clearly.
- put things into groups
- An animal with a backbone.
- Using oxygen to turn food into energy.
- Animal that eats plants and animals.
- Another term for a battery
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- The female part of a flower.
- An animal that eats plants . (7,8)
- Part of the plant that protects the young flower (bud) until it is ready to reproduce.
- Where the Earth turns itself around (spins).
- How we measure how hot or cold something is.
- Female part of the plant that keeps the eggs cells safe.
- A place where there is no solid, liquid or gas and so there is silence, as there are no atoms to carry the sound.
18 Clues: put things into groups • The force over an area. • Where an organism lives. • An animal with a backbone. • Another term for a battery • The female part of a flower. • Two magnets pulling at each other • An animal that eats plants . (7,8) • Animal that eats plants and animals. • Using oxygen to turn food into energy. • A green plant that begins the food chain. • ...
Pruning 2025-03-12
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- These leaves have two colours
- If not removed this will eventually die
- Removed dead flowers
- A poor pruning cut
- This type of pruning can be carried out when needed
- This will be more susceptible to disease
- It has gone back to green!
- The kind of plant material that needs to be encouraged
- Remove the growing tip from the plant
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- There are four of them!
- The branch has died
- A growth point on the plant
- This type of unwanted growth can cause a problem as it may rub together and cause a wound
- This is the first type of material that should be removed
- This type of pruning will be carried out on a very young tree or shrub
- The hormone that inhibits the side shoots growing.
- Apple tress (and others) can be grafted onto these to control the growth rate
- A pruned shape of an apple tree that will fit nicely against a wall
18 Clues: A poor pruning cut • The branch has died • Removed dead flowers • There are four of them! • It has gone back to green! • A growth point on the plant • These leaves have two colours • Remove the growing tip from the plant • If not removed this will eventually die • This will be more susceptible to disease • The hormone that inhibits the side shoots growing. • ...
PLANTS 2023-02-05
9 Clues: a living thing • hard edible stem • keeps the plant firm • coloured part of plant • can taste sweet or sour • holds the plant upright • can grow into another plant • runs on ground, fences, walls • have different shapes and sizes
classifcations of vegetables 2016-03-22
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- is the reproductive mechanism of the plant
- is the part of the flowering plant that contains the seeds
- is the part of the plant where the seeds are developed for example pea pod
- is an underground stem used for storing food, it is also able to produce new plants
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- is the part of the plant that makes food by photosynthesis
- is an organ in some plants which consist of an underground axis with many thick overlapping layers
- the part of the plant usually above the ground that bears the buds
- is a reproductive part of the plant, often brightly coloured to attract insects
- the part of the plant growing down into the soil to support the soil
9 Clues: is the reproductive mechanism of the plant • is the part of the plant that makes food by photosynthesis • is the part of the flowering plant that contains the seeds • the part of the plant usually above the ground that bears the buds • the part of the plant growing down into the soil to support the soil • ...
Chapter 9 Vocabulary 2025-01-08
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- help attract pollinators to many flowers
- an angiosperm ovary that swells to surround and protect seeds
- the female part of the flower
- hormone that causes cells to divide and help plants that do not have enough water
- occurs when a plant grows toward or away from a stimulus
- a gas that causes fruit to ripen
- each holds an unfertilized egg
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- anything that causes a response from a plant
- hormone that causes shoots and stems to grow by causing their cells to enlarge
- small chemicals made by plant tissues that affect how other plant structures grow
- the male part of the flower
- leaflike structures positioned outside the petals
12 Clues: the male part of the flower • the female part of the flower • each holds an unfertilized egg • a gas that causes fruit to ripen • help attract pollinators to many flowers • anything that causes a response from a plant • leaflike structures positioned outside the petals • occurs when a plant grows toward or away from a stimulus • ...
Growth and Survival 2022-12-06
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- plants with tubes in roots, stems, and leaves
- can anchor plants to soil and store food
- single reproductive cells that grow into new plants
- no tubes, pass water and nutrients from cell to cell
- a characteristic that increases an organism’s ability to survive and reproduce
- are thick and grow straight down, ex. dandelion
- process by which plants make their own food
- is a growing plant
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- a random change in a gene
- to sprout
- organelles that contain chlorophyll
- a hard skeleton on the outside of the body
- is tiny plant within seed
- helps plants use light energy to produce sugars
- holes on the surface of a plant leaf through which gases pass
- air hole on the skin of an insect’s body
- the predictable order of changes in communities after a change occurs
17 Clues: to sprout • is a growing plant • a random change in a gene • is tiny plant within seed • organelles that contain chlorophyll • can anchor plants to soil and store food • air hole on the skin of an insect’s body • a hard skeleton on the outside of the body • process by which plants make their own food • plants with tubes in roots, stems, and leaves • ...
Ian’s genetics puzzle 2025-04-28
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- The children of living organisms.
- the offspring resulting from combining the qualities of two organisms of different breeds
- pollination that occurs when pollen from one plant reaches the pistils of a flower from different plant
- distinguishing quality or trait
- passing of traits from parents to offsprings.
- pollination that occurs when pollen from one plant lands on the pistil of the flower of the same plant.
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- to receive something from someone who came before you
- a genetic factor blocked by a dominant factor.
- distinguishing characteristic or quality
- a genetic factor that blocks another genetic factor.
- branch of biology that makes inherited traits.
- Organism that always passes down a trait
12 Clues: distinguishing quality or trait • The children of living organisms. • distinguishing characteristic or quality • Organism that always passes down a trait • passing of traits from parents to offsprings. • a genetic factor blocked by a dominant factor. • branch of biology that makes inherited traits. • a genetic factor that blocks another genetic factor. • ...
2023 2024-01-02
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- The theme of the 2023 ISC Forum (2 words)
- The boss
- The acknowledgement was translated into this language
- 2023 was the 2nd year of eradicating this European plant (2 words)
- The ISC added a new training program on this topic (abbr.)
- With additional provincial support, the ISC was able to launch ... (abbr.)
- Took place from Feb. 20-26 (abbr.)
- A new community science program was launched involving this type of printing
- What community organized 6 Himalayan balsam pulls (abbr.)
- The province made it law to prevent IS doing this action (3 words)
- Federal plant health organization (abbr.)
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- The ISC hosted an unveiling event acknowledging this
- Graydon Smith got a tour of this machine during a public announcement (phonetically spelled out)
- The provincial regulations for invaders (abbr.)
- This forest pest made its first appearance in Canada (2 words)
- There were three captures of this fish in the 2023 field season
- 2023 had the ________ of invasives
- This plant has a native, invasive and hybrid species present in Ontario
- The province announced regulatory changes, including how many new species?
- An ISC crew paddled what river weekly during the field season?
- The ISC newsletter (2 words)
21 Clues: The boss • The ISC newsletter (2 words) • 2023 had the ________ of invasives • Took place from Feb. 20-26 (abbr.) • The theme of the 2023 ISC Forum (2 words) • Federal plant health organization (abbr.) • The provincial regulations for invaders (abbr.) • The ISC hosted an unveiling event acknowledging this • The acknowledgement was translated into this language • ...
Unit 1 - 4 Revision Crossword 2025-11-06
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- The carbohydrate energy store found in animals (in the liver)
- The state of a plant cell when it has lost water and is soft or limp.
- The movement of water molecules from a dilute solution to a concentrated solution across a partially permeable membrane.
- The first part of the binomial scientific name.
- The process where the cell membrane pulls away from the cell wall in a plant cell due to water loss by osmosis.
- The process of getting rid of metabolic waste from the body.
- The test for protein; the solution turns lilac or purple.
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- The building blocks used to make proteins.
- The jelly-like substance filling the cell, where many chemical reactions occur.
- Diffusion is the net movement down this "slope" (e.g., from high to low concentration).
- The rigid outer layer of a plant cell, made of cellulose.
- Molecules (like fats and oils) made from fatty acids and glycerol.
- A simple sugar (monosaccharide) that is the main fuel for respiration.
- An invertebrate animal with an exoskeleton and jointed legs (e.g., insect, spider).
- The state of a plant cell when it is firm and full of water, with the cytoplasm pressing against the cell wall
- The large polysaccharide used for energy storage in plants.
16 Clues: The building blocks used to make proteins. • The first part of the binomial scientific name. • The rigid outer layer of a plant cell, made of cellulose. • The test for protein; the solution turns lilac or purple. • The large polysaccharide used for energy storage in plants. • The process of getting rid of metabolic waste from the body. • ...
Cell Crossword Mikaela Burghardt 2017-01-23
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- Prokaryotic cells have been around for 3.6 _____ Years
- These are on the inside of the nucleus and make ribosomes.
- This man discovered cells.
- Hereditary material.
- These are only found in plant cells and help create food for the plant.
- These make up the inside of every cell and they all have different purposes.
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- All living things are made up of these
- These types of cells have a cell wall and chloroplasts.
- The workers of the cells they are made by the nucleolus.
- These contain digestive enzymes.
- These have their own DNA and are bound by a double cell membrane
- The simpler of the two types of cells.
- The more complex of the two types of cells.
- This controls the cell.
- The thick liquid that organelle move in.
15 Clues: Hereditary material. • This controls the cell. • This man discovered cells. • These contain digestive enzymes. • All living things are made up of these • The simpler of the two types of cells. • The thick liquid that organelle move in. • The more complex of the two types of cells. • Prokaryotic cells have been around for 3.6 _____ Years • ...
Cell Essentials 2016-12-13
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- Stores water in a plant cell. The "swimming pool".
- The Benedict's test for _____________ was positive outside the tube.
- This sugar is made during photosynthesis.
- Holds the DNA.
- The yellow water turned to blue when the plant removed CO2 during ____________________.
- Where ATP is made.
- Chloroplasts, Cell Walls, and Large Vacuoles are found only in __________ cells.
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- Plants make this gas during photosynthesis.
- Cells that are _____________ have a nucleus and organelles.
- The "juice" of the cell.
- We proved that this was larger than sugar in the lab.
- The blue water turned yellow when we blew this gas into the straw.
- Where photosynthesis happens.
- This form of energy is made during cell respiration.
- The semi-permeable tube from the lab allowed ____________ things to pass through.
15 Clues: Holds the DNA. • Where ATP is made. • The "juice" of the cell. • Where photosynthesis happens. • This sugar is made during photosynthesis. • Plants make this gas during photosynthesis. • Stores water in a plant cell. The "swimming pool". • This form of energy is made during cell respiration. • We proved that this was larger than sugar in the lab. • ...
Soil 2025-03-25
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- The subsoil layer contains much of the original parent material that was weathered.
- Bacteria living in soil.
- Move soil and aid in soil turnover.
- Fertile, upper, outermost layer that is most important for plant growth.
- The rate at which soil passes through the soil.
- The negative logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration.
- Converts elements like nitrogen into a useable form for the plant.
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- The best type of soil for growing crops.
- An organic matter that improves the soil structure.
- Soil consists of blank number of components.
- (ECEC)The ability to store plant nutrients and resist pH changes.
- The top layer of only organic matter.
- The three particles in soil.
- Contains the original parent material that has not been weathered.
- Hard bedrock.
15 Clues: Hard bedrock. • Bacteria living in soil. • The three particles in soil. • Move soil and aid in soil turnover. • The top layer of only organic matter. • The best type of soil for growing crops. • Soil consists of blank number of components. • The rate at which soil passes through the soil. • An organic matter that improves the soil structure. • ...
Reproduction in Plants 2024-05-23
Across
- Flower is the ______ part of plant
- Roots, stem and leaves are ______ part of plants
- Single cell formed by fusion of male and female gamete
- Zygote develops into _________
- Movement of seeds from one place to another
- Reproduction with the formation of seeds
- Leaves of this plant give rise to new plant
- Process of transfer of pollen grains
- Male gamete in plants
- Reproduction without the formation of seeds
- Flowers with either male or female reproductive parts only
Down
- Yeast reproduces by this method
- Ripened ovary after fertilization
- Female reproductive part of flowers
- Fusion of male and female gametes
- The process of production of new organisms from parent organisms
- Scars on eye where new plants arise
- Flowers with both male and female reproductive parts
- Fungus reproduce by formation of _______
- Male reproductive part of flowers
- When new plants are produced but a cut branch
- Algae that reproduce by fragmentation
- Short stem with overlapping small leaves
- Female gamete ovum is found in this swollen part
24 Clues: Male gamete in plants • Zygote develops into _________ • Yeast reproduces by this method • Ripened ovary after fertilization • Fusion of male and female gametes • Male reproductive part of flowers • Flower is the ______ part of plant • Female reproductive part of flowers • Scars on eye where new plants arise • Process of transfer of pollen grains • ...
Quarter 1 Crossword 2025-11-04
Across
- Where something lives
- One-person canoe
- Home made of ice
- Cone-Shaped tent made of animal hides
- Large, wild relative of cattle; important for plains tribes
- Part of a plant that gathers water and nutrients from the ground
- A person who sets out to discover something new or unfamiliar
- Caribbean island where the Taíno live
- What a plant or animal does
- An object made by humans
- Sport invented in Hawaii and played in the ocean
- Carving made of a single log
- Type of plant that defends itself with itchy oils on its leaves
Down
- Internal organ used to interpret senses and make decisions
- Corn, Beans, and Squash
- Large building made of wood and bark that housed many families
- Celebration based around sharing food and giving gifts
- Mudbrick building material
- Hello in Cherokee
- Beads cut from Seashells
- Native American confederation in the Northeast Woodlands
- External organ used to sense light
- Trait or behavior that help living things survive
23 Clues: One-person canoe • Home made of ice • Hello in Cherokee • Where something lives • Corn, Beans, and Squash • Beads cut from Seashells • An object made by humans • Mudbrick building material • What a plant or animal does • Carving made of a single log • External organ used to sense light • Cone-Shaped tent made of animal hides • Caribbean island where the Taíno live • ...
