Life Science
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| Look at the CARROT & LEAF DIAGRAM! | DON'T FORGET LOOK AT THE CARROT & LEAF DIAGRAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| What do plant cells have that animal cells don't have to provide structure & protection? | cell walls
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| What is the green pigment that most plant cells contain? | chlorophyll
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| What is the cell structure that chlorophyll is found in? | chlorplast
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| What is the process where plants use chlorophyll to make food? | photosynthesis
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| What do plants contain that has red, yellow, or orange pigments that are also used for in photosynthesis? | carotenoids
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| What is a waxy, protective layer secreted onto the surface of the plant which holds water in? | cuticles
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| What do cell walls contain to increases support? Hint: it is a chemical compound that provides structure & support. | cellulose
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| What kind of plants use tube like structures to carry water and nutrients throughout the plant? | vascular plants
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| What do plants develop that are water-resistant to reproduce(2 things)? | seeds & spores
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| What kind of plants do not have tube like structures and use other ways to move water & nutrients? | nonvascular plants
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| What are inside the cortex, that are tube like cells that carry water and minerals? | xylem cells
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| What are inside the cortex, that are tube like cells that carry food in the plant? | phloem cells
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| Give two examples of vascular plants? | trees & sunflowers
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| Give two examples of nonvascular plants? | moss & liverwort
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| If plants don't have roots they have...? | rhizoids
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| What is water absorbed and distributed through? | cell walls
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| What type of environments do nonvascular plants grow in? | damp environments
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| What do nonvascular plants reproduce by (2 things)? | spores and seeds
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| What are organisms that are the first to grow in a new or disturbed area, and they change environmental conditions so bigger plants can come in and survive | pioneer species
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| What are the largest group of seedless vascular plants? | ferns
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| What are the leaves on ferns called? | fronds
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| What do ferns reproduce by? Hint: they are found on the back of their fronds? | spores
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