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Question | Answer |
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Which of the following does not match the group Flagellum Coccus Spirillum Bacillus | Flagellum |
Fungi and bacteria are important in the natural environment because they can _____________________________. | Decompose organic material |
Which kingdom contains tiny unicellular of colonial organisms called algae and PROTozoan? | Protista |
Which of the following does not match the group Flagellum Coccus Spirillum Bacillus | Flagellum |
Fungi and bacteria are important in the natural environment because they can _____________________________. | Decompose organic material |
Which kingdom contains tiny unicellular of colonial organisms called algae and PROTozoan? | Protista |
All fungi produce ________. | Spores |
What is the kingdom that contains bacteria and cyanobacteria? | Monara |
All procaryotes do not have _________. | a nucleus |
Bacteria that are arranged in long chains are called? | Strep |
What is the modern day term for blue green algae? | Cyanobacteria |
What would be an organism with cilia? | Paramicium |
What is the modern day term for blue green algae? | Cyanobacteria |
What is the modern day term for blue green algae? | Cyanobacteria |
What is a nucleic acid covered by a protein coat that cannot produce on its own? | A Virus |
What is a type of sexual reproduction in protist? | Conjugation |
What is a type of sexual reproduction in protist? | Conjugation |
Rod shaped bacteria are called what? | Bacillus |
What is a red tide? | An overpopulation of dinoflagellates |
Bacteria that are arranged in long chains are called? | Strep |
Bacteria that are arranged in long chains are called? | Strep |
What would be an organism with cilia? | Paramicium |
Bacteria that are arranged in long chains are called? | Strep |
What is a type of sexual reproduction in protist? | Conjugation |
What would be an organism with cilia? | Paramicium |
What is a red tide? | An overpopulation of dinoflagellates |
What is a type of sexual reproduction in protist? | Conjugation |
What are Plant-like protists? | Algae |
What is a red tide? | An overpopulation of dinoflagellates |
What are Plant-like protists? | Algae |
What are animal like protists? | Protozoan |
What is known as a false foot? | Pseudopod |
What are Plant-like protists? | Algae |
What are spiral shaped Bacteria? | Spirillum |
What are animal like protists? | Protozoan |
What are animal like protists? | Protozoan |
What is known as a false foot? | Pseudopod |
What are spiral shaped Bacteria? | Spirillum |
What organism engulfs its food? | Amoeba |
What is the symbiotic relationship between fungus and algae | Lichen |
What is known as a false foot? | Pseudopod |
What is known as a false foot? | Pseudopod |
What is the symbiotic relationship between fungus and algae | Lichen |
What organism engulfs its food? | Amoeba |
What organism engulfs its food? | Amoeba |
The region where a leaf is or was attached is called the? | Node |
Breakdown of organic material | Decomposition |
What is the symbiotic relationship between fungus and algae | Lichen |
What is the symbiotic relationship between fungus and algae | Lichen |
Breakdown of organic material | Decomposition |
The region where a leaf is or was attached is called the? | Node |
Breakdown of organic material | Decomposition |
What is the root system of grasses. Fiberous or Taproot | Fiberous |
What is the root system of grasses. Fiberous or Taproot | Fiberous |
What kind of tissue carries sugar from root to leaves? | Pholem |
The region where a leaf is or was attached is called the? | Node |
What kind of tissue carries water from the roots to the leaves. | Xylem |
What is the root system of grasses. Fiberous or Taproot | Fiberous |
What kind of tissue carries sugar from root to leaves? | Pholem |
What is the root system of grasses. Fiberous or Taproot | Fiberous |
What kind of tissue carries sugar from root to leaves? | Pholem |
What kind of tissue carries water from the roots to the leaves. | Xylem |
What kind of tissue carries sugar from root to leaves? | Pholem |
What kind of tissue carries sugar from root to leaves? | Pholem |
which of the following does not belong with the other 3 | flagellum |
fungi and bacteria are important in the natural environment because they can | decompose organic material |
which kingdom contains tiny unicellular or colonial organisms called algae and protozoans | protista |
all fungi produce | spores |
the kingdom that contains bacteria and cyanobacteria is the kingdom | monera |
no prokatryote has this | a nucleus |
was once known as blue-green algae | cyanobacteria |
a ______ is a nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat and cannot reproduce on its own | virus |
is a chemical that your body produces to defend itself against a virus | interferon |
rod shaped bacteria | bacillus |
bacteria arranged end to end in a long chain is called | strep |
an example of an organism with cilia would be a | paramecium |
a ___ is a long whip like structure used by some protist for movement | flagella |
which kingdom contains mushrooms and black bread mold | fungi |
a type of sexual reproduction in protista | conjugation |
an overpopulation of dinoflagellates | red tide |
most abundant food in the oceans | plankton |
the plant like protists | algae |
short, hairlike projections | cilia |
the animal like protists | protozoan |
bacteria arranged in clusters | staph |
spiral shaped bacteria | spirillum |
rod shaped bacteria | bacillus |
false foot | pseudopod |
engulfs its food | amoeba |
filter feeds | paramecium |
contains the spores of a mushroom | gills |
a symbiotic relationship between fungus and algae | lichen |
special cells of a fungus | hyphae |
produces the spores in a fungus | sporangia |
the breakdown of organic material | decomposition |
the root like structures of a fungus are called stolons | false |
bacteria can be used in the making of foods such as yogurt | true |
algae can make their own food by photosynthesis | true |
protists are not harmful in any way | false |
fragmentation is a type of bacteria shape | false |
fungi and bacteria are decomposers | true |
fungi are used to produce antibiotics | true |
fungi are never damaging to crops | false |
in conjugation genetic material is exchanged | true |
bacteria reproduce very slowly | false |
a mycorrhizae is an interwoven group of hyphae | false |
list 3 shapes of bacteria | spirrillum, bacillus, coccus |
what are 3 ways the protist reproduce | binary fission, conjugation, fragmentation |
list 3 ways that protist | pseudopod, cilia, flagella |
difference between flagella and cilia | flagella- is long and whip like structure used for movement cilia- are hair like projection used for movement |
what is difference between a saprophyte and parasite | saprophyte- lives on dead things parasite- lives on living things |
in a symbiotic relationship of algae and fungus in lichen what does algae provide__________ and what does fungus provide __________ | algae- food fungus- minerals, water, and protection |
what is the difference between a parasitic relationship and a symbiotic relationship? | parasitic relationship- where 1 is harmed and 1 is helped symbiotic relationship- both benefit from relationship |
nonvascular plants do not contain | xylem and phloem |
the two main group of seeded plants are | gymnosperms and angiosperms |
angiosperms produce | fruit |
name 2 vascular plants | xylem and phloem |
give an example of a bryophyte | mosses, liver worts, horn worts |
what is a fern leaf called | frond |
what is a immature fern leaf called | fiddle heads |
what material do horsetails posses that makes them abrasive | silica |
name an angiosperm plant | peach |
list 3 ways plants can be classified | 1. vascular tissue 2. reproduce by seeds and spores 3. if seeds are in flowers are not |
give an example of a nonvascular plant | horn worts |
give an example of a vascular plant | club moss |
give an example of a vascular plant that reproduces by spores | horse tails |
give an example of vascular plants that reproduce by seeds in cones | pine tree |
give an example of vascular plant that reproduces by seeds in flowers | avocado |
bryophytes include | mosses, liver worts, and horn worts |
do bryophytes have true roots, stems, or leaves | no |
vascular plants that reproduce seeds in cones are called | gymnosperm |
vascular plants that reproduce by seeds in flowers are called | angiosperm |
which of the following is characteristic of all plants | have a cell wall |
a region where a leaf is or was attached is called a | node |
the root system of grasses that consist of many nearly equal-sized roots is a | fibrous root system |
in an opposite leaf arrangement | 2 leaves are attached at a node |
an annual growth ring is composed of | xylem tissue |
the plant tissue that carries water from the roots to the leaves is | xylem |
the component found in most cell wall is | cellulose |
______ pressure is caused by the water pressure inside plant cells | turgor |
a chloroplast contains a special pigment important to photosynthesis called | chlorophyll |
the tissue that conducts sugars is | phloem |
the cell type that can be used to make rope is a | fiber |
_________ is produced by the cork cambium | cork |
the darker ring is an annual ring is the | summer wood |
the part of the leaf that attaches the blade to the stem is the | petiole |
roots are organs | true |
leaves arise from the nodes | true |
herbaceous stems are brown and rigid | false |
there are several types of plastids | true |
a simple leaf is divided and has leaflets | false |
list 3 organs found in plants | stem, roots, leaves |
what is the organ system which is found above the ground | shoot |
what is the organ system which is found below the ground | root |
difference between a woody stem and herbaceous stem | woody stem- brown, rigid, tough herbaceous stem- green, and flexible |