How can the onyyanga thrive in the harsh conditions of the Namib desert?

It can thrive because of its thick leaves, and it is low to the ground

Are plants eukaryotes or prokaryotes?

Plants are eukaryotes. Their sales contain membrane, bound, organelles, including a nucleus that contains the cells genetic information.

What do all plants have?

They all have cell walls and large vacuoles.

What is photosynthesis?

It is the process where plants convert the energy from sunlight to food energy.

Plants can be divided into two major groups based on the structure and function of their body systems. What are these two group groups?

A vascular system transports materials and provide support to the plant body. These are vascular plants. The other plants are called. Non-vascular plants.

What do plant cells look like?

They have rigid walls. This helps to provide structure and support for the plant.

What are the three types of plant tissue?

Dermal tissue, vascular tissue, and ground tissue

What are plant or organs?

Leaves, stems, roots, and flowers

What are the two plant organ systems?

They are the Shute system, which includes the leaves stems and flowers. There is also the root system that takes up water and nutrients from the soil.

What are the two types of vascular tissue that materials move through in a plant?

The xylem and the phloem. Water moves through xylem and sugar moves through phloem

Since plants can’t move, what are two factors that plans respond to?

Light and water. The Venus flytrap will respond to touch of an insect and snapshot quickly

What is phototropism?

When a plant responds to its environment by growing toward a light.

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Science Lesson 2

Question	Answer
What are plant systems made up of?	Roots and shoots
What do plants need to live?	Water, nutrients, rich soil
How can the onyyanga thrive in the harsh conditions of the Namib desert?	It can thrive because of its thick leaves, and it is low to the ground
Are plants multicellular or unicellular?	They are multicellular.
Are plants eukaryotes or prokaryotes?	Plants are eukaryotes. Their sales contain membrane, bound, organelles, including a nucleus that contains the cells genetic information.
What do all plants have?	They all have cell walls and large vacuoles.
What is photosynthesis?	It is the process where plants convert the energy from sunlight to food energy.
Plants can be divided into two major groups based on the structure and function of their body systems. What are these two group groups?	A vascular system transports materials and provide support to the plant body. These are vascular plants. The other plants are called. Non-vascular plants.
What do plant cells look like?	They have rigid walls. This helps to provide structure and support for the plant.
What are the three types of plant tissue?	Dermal tissue, vascular tissue, and ground tissue
What are plant or organs?	Leaves, stems, roots, and flowers
What are the two plant organ systems?	They are the Shute system, which includes the leaves stems and flowers. There is also the root system that takes up water and nutrients from the soil.
Review page 69 and the diagram for photosynthesis. Also, what is the main site of photosynthesis?	The leaf
What are the two types of vascular tissue that materials move through in a plant?	The xylem and the phloem. Water moves through xylem and sugar moves through phloem
Where does the waste of water, carbon dioxide, and oxygen enter and exit the plant?	Through stomata
Since plants can’t move, what are two factors that plans respond to?	Light and water. The Venus flytrap will respond to touch of an insect and snapshot quickly
What is phototropism?	When a plant responds to its environment by growing toward a light.
What is it called when a plant grows in response to gravity?	Gravitropism or geotropism

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