Plant Processes
Transport
Defense and Survival
Reproduction
100

This process uses light energy to make glucose from carbon dioxide and water.

What is Photosynthesis?

100

These structures absorb water and dissolved minerals from the soil

What are roots

100

A plant has sharp thorns all over it, what is the likely purpose of this feature?

Prevent feeding

100

Plants often produce these vibrant or fragrant features to attract pollinators

What is a flower

200

The simple sugar that plants create during photosynthesis

What is glucose
200

This vascular tissue transports water only one way up the plant

What is Xylem

200

An inherited plant feature that helps it survive or reproduce is called this

What is an adaptation

200

The transfer of pollen to a flower’s pollen-receiving part is called this.

What is Pollination

300

This process responsible for moving water throughout a plant

What is transpiration

300

Plants without xylem or phloem belong to this group.

What are nonvascular plants

300

Some plants have the ability to close these pores to prevent water loss

What are stomata 

300

The process of a plant pollinating without assistance from other organisms (such as bees)

What is Self-pollination

400
The two materials used as inputs of photosynthesis.
What is carbon dioxide and water
400

This vascular tissue is responsible for transporting food throughout the plant

What is phloem

400

A period of extreme dryness in which plants receive little to no water

What is drought

400

Plants often produce these vibrant or fragrant features to attract pollinators

what is a flower

500

This process occurs day and night and is how the plant uses energy to grow and repair cells.

What is cellular respiration

500

Correct this statement: Plants absorb their food from the soil using roots.

Plants absorb water from soil using roots and create food via photosynthesis

500

Give one example of an adaptation that might help a plant avoid being eaten by an animal

Chemical defense, thorns, etc.

500

What might you notice if a plant is not being pollinated?

Fruit stop developing, no seeds produced, no pollinators, etc.

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