Plant Life Cycle
A small part (an encased embryo) of a plant from which a new plant can grow.
What is a seed?
The part of a plant responsible for stabilizing soil.
What are roots?
Fruit, root, bark, shoot, leaves, flowers, stem.
What are parts of plants that can be eaten?
The underground portion of a plant.
What are roots?
The pigment in a plant that absorbs sunlight (for photosynthesis).
What is Chlorophyll?
The first part of a (developing) plant that sees the light above ground.
What is a shoot?
The part of a plant that releases oxygen.
What is a leaf (green part of a plant)?
The only berry with seeds on the outside.
What is strawberry?
The thin supportive structure that holds the plant up.
What is a stem?
The process by which plants produce oxygen and energy.
What is photosynthesis?
Animals move seeds from the parent plant to removed locations.
What is seed dispersal?
Unregulated cutting down of trees for human consumption.
What is deforestation?
A social concept that includes berries, leafy greens, roots and more.
What is a vegetable?
The part of trees used in building structures.
What is trunk?
The molecule plants remove from the air.
Wha is Carbon Dioxide?
The (reproductive) structure of a plant that produces seeds.
What is a flower?
A flowering plant used to make your jeans.
What is cotton?
Part of a plant that contains seeds.
What is a fruit?
A plant structure responsible for capturing sunlight (that contains the photosynthesis mechanism).
What is a leaf?
Nature’s way of reusing Carbon atoms.
What is the Carbon Cycle?
A plant that dies every year and spreads it seeds.
What is a perennial?
A sap from trees used to make gloves, rubber bands, balls.
What is rubber (latex)?
Traditional use for many plants, other than food.
What is medicine?
Powdery material made by flowers to make more plants. (The male reproductive structure of a plant.)
What is pollen?
Carbohydrate molecules produced during photosynthesis.
What are sugar molecules (glucose)?