Across
- 2. Process of the nucleus of both the male and female reproductive cell fusing together.
- 6. Colourful part of the flower that attracts insects.
- 7. Part of the flower that produces pollen.
- 8. The conditions found in each habitat.
- 9. The starch that is used by the young plant for energy before it can photosynthesise.
- 11. Part of the flower that holds up the stigma.
- 16. _________ Factor. The living components of an ecosystem.
- 17. The male reproductive part of the plant.
- 18. The female reproductive cell in a plant
- 19. The process of a seed starting to grow.
- 21. The method of seed dispersal used by coconuts.
- 24. An animal that is able to produce babies is _________.
- 25. Part of the flower that contains the ovules.
- 26. All of the living organisms in a set place, interacting with their non-living surroundings.
- 27. __________Factor. The non-living components of an ecosystem.
- 28. Bees are an example of this type of organism that helps the process of pollination.
- 30. The place where an organism lives.
- 37. A diagram that shows the transfer of energy between organisms.
- 38. Type of competition between members of the same species.
- 40. Type of grain that contains the male reproductive cell in a plant.
- 41. The feeding interactions of a species in its habitat.
- 42. An animal that is not able to produce babies is _________.
- 43. The method of animal seed dispersal where they eat the seeds and excrete them somewhere else.
- 44. Animals fighting for space/food. Plants fighting for light/nutrients/water.
- 45. These consumers eat producers.
Down
- 1. 1 of the 3 methods of pollination that doesn't require another organism.
- 3. The features of an organism that makes it more suited to its habitat.
- 4. The female reproductive part of the plant.
- 5. They only eat other animals.
- 6. An animal that is eaten by another animal.
- 10. A group of organisms that can interbreed to produce viable, fertile offspring.
- 12. The young root and shoot that will develop into the adult plant.
- 13. the build up of harmful substances inside an organism.
- 14. The number of organisms of the same species that live in the same area.
- 15. They eat both animals and plants.
- 20. Type of competition between members of different species.
- 22. The tough, outer protective coating of a seed
- 23. Sticky part of the flower that 'catches' pollen grains.
- 29. The method of animal seed dispersal where the seeds stick to the fur of the animal and fall off in another location.
- 31. All of the living organisms found in the same ecosystem.
- 32. The method of seed dispersal used by peapods.
- 33. Many food chains connected together.
- 34. Part of the flower that holds up the anther
- 35. Green plant or algae that makes it own food by photosynthesis.
- 36. The particular place or role that an organism has in an ecosystem.
- 39. The method of seed dispersal used by dandelions and sycamore seeds.
- 40. An animal that eats and hunts other animals.