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Science Ch. 1 - 6th

Classifying Plants and Animals

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I am the building blocks of life which all living things are made of...what am I? organisms
Why must all organisms obtain and use energy? in order to live
What do all organisms need in order to live? energy
To be able to make more of your own kind is called? reproduction
What word means that an organism can make more of its own kind? reproduce
When does an organism grow and develop? during its life cycles
Give an example of a plant responding to its environment? when a plant turns toward the sun
I am a Swedish botanist and I developed a system to name and classify organisms...who am I? Carolus Linnaeus
Name the order of classifying organisms from largest to smallest: Kingdoms, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species (King Phillip Can Order Fries & Green Soup)
Which of the classifying groups can also be called Division? Phylum
How many kingdoms did Linnaeus divide organisms into? two
How many kingdoms do scientists think there are today? six
How is a species properly identified? Genus & Species name
What are the requirements to belong to the plant kingdom? *make your own food *have many cells
Because there are so many species of plants how do scientist organize plants? into groups called divisions
Name the requirements to be a vascular plant? *veins or tubes in its roots, stems, and leaves
What if a plant has no veins or tubes in its roots, stems, and leaves...what is it called? nonvascular
Give 3 examples of fungi: yeast,mold, mushrooms
Why is fungi important to the environment? breaks down dead organisms
What do we call bacteria that can only live in extreme conditions? archaebacteria
Where does a virus go to instruct the cell to reproduce copies of the virus? inside the host cell
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