plant/biodiversity
invasive species
plant tissues
plant classification
beans and corn
100

plants were the first ______ to live out of _____

They started growing on land more than _______


multicellular, water 

500 million years ago

100

what are invasive species?

invasive species are plants that are not from Canada and they spread into a new environment 

100

what are the four types of plant tissues?

meristematic 

epidermal 

ground

vascular 

100

difference between monocot and dicot 

monocot: one seed leaf, veins run parallel, petals are in groups of 3, stems are scattered, fibrous roots

dicot: two seed leaves, veins are net like petals are in groups of 4 or 5, stems are arranged in a circle tap and fibrous roots 

100

basic structure of corn

basic structure of bean

seed coat, embryo, tip cap. inside - endosperm, cotyledon, epicotyl, hypocotyl, radicle  

outside - seed coat, micropyle, hilum inside - plumule, epicotyl, hypocotyl, radicle, cotyledons

200

what are some diverse environmental conditions 

- very hot

- very cold

- aquatic

-humid and moist 

200

why are we invasive species harmful 

they cause harm to local ecosystems and human health, and they cost billions of dollars in economic damage

200

location of mistermatic on plant, and functions 

location of dermal tissue on plant and function 

location of ground tissue on plant and function

stem and roots, and divides frequently to produce cells that become various tissues  

outermost layer and produces a waxy cuticle to protect against water loss and infection 

throughout the plant, photosynthesis and storage 

200

how are plants classified? 

based on major groups weather they have a vascular system, produce seeds, or bear flowers 

300

Biodiversity definition 

ecosystem definition 

the number of different species and the number of individuals pf each species found in a particular ecosystem 

a biological community of organisms interacting with their environment

300

vascular tissue names, location and functions 

tracheids and vessels, throughout the plant, conducts water an dissolved minerals from roots to shoots  

400

what would happen if their was a drought and the grass died?

what would happen if the hawks decreased 

what would happen if their was a lush of vegetarian 

the mouses, grasshoppers, and rabbits that depended on the grass would also decrease since they would not have anything to feed on, effecting the animals that ate them

there would be an increase of the animals below it since there wouldn't be anything that ate them

the rabbits, mice, and grasshoppers would thrive since they have a lush of food, meaning the birds, frogs, owls, and grasshoppers have lots to eat

400

phloem tissue name, location, function  

sieve tubes, companion cells, throughout the cell, conducts water an dissolved minerals from roots to shoots  

500

what features do rainforests have that provide ideal conditions for biodiversity?

what places have the lowest biodiversity?

what human activities contribute to the loss of biodiversity? 

warm wet conditions with fertile soil providing ideal growing conditions for many different species of plants 

deserts, mountaintops, polar regions 

clear-cut logging, fishing, building homes, polution

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