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Systems of survival

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Photosynthesis uses light energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into oxygen and glucose. Photosynthesis
It occurs in the mitochondria inside cells and converts glucose to energy. Cellular respiration
it traps sunlight which makes the leaves green. Chlorophyll
The chloroplast is where photosynthesis takes place. Chloroplast
It is needed to make clorophyll otherwise the plants will have floppy weak leaves. Potassium
Magnesium is needed so that the plant don't have yellow leaves. Magnesium
Is used to make DNA inside every cell which mnakes it responsible for cell growth. Plants lacking this element have small roots and stunted growth. Phosphorous
It is used to make protein. Sulfur
Calcium is important for cell growth. Just like a human a plant that is lacking Calcium causes poor forrmation and small fruits. Calcium
IS essential. The nitrogen needs to be fixed so that it is joined to other elements like oxygen. Nitrogen
It is the trace of an element because it is only needed in small amounts. Zinc
It is the trace of an element because it is only needed in small amounts. Boron
It is the trace of an element because it is only needed in small amounts. Copper
they are tiny little holes that allows gas and water to leave the plants. Stomata
The process when water goes out of the leaves. Transpiration
Xylem transports water and minerals upwards and only travels one way. Xylem
Provides nutrients to the cells of growing roots. It travels upwards and downwards. Phloem
It is the movement of water in small tubes. Capillarity
Osmosis
Diffusion
Hormone
Gibberellins
Auxin
Ethylene
Abscisic Acid
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