Water & Plant Health
What is the role of turgor pressure in plant cells?
What helps maintain cell shape, rigidity, and structural support in plants?
Name one of the primary macronutrients in plants.
What is Nitrogen, Phosphorus, or Potassium?
What is the role of a plant flower?
What attracts pollinators and facilitates reproduction?
Why do plant growers calculate germination rates?
What helps growers determine seed viability and adjust planting schedules?
What are the four major parts of a plant?
What are the roots, stem, leaves, and flowers?
How does water affect seed germination?
What activates enzymes in seeds and helps them break through the seed coat?
What is the function of Nitrogen in plants?
What helps with the formation of amino acids and supports overall plant growth?
Match the flower part "Anther."
What contains pollen?
How does light exposure affect a plant’s sugar production?
What is that light exposure increases photosynthesis, allowing plants to produce more sugar?
What is the function of the roots in plants?
What anchors the plant to the soil and absorbs water and nutrients?
How does water stress influence plant growth?
What causes plants to wilt and slows down their metabolic processes?
What is an indicator that a plant has a nutrient deficiency?
What is yellowing of the leaves (chlorosis)?
What part of the flower supports the stigma?
What is the style?
How does temperature influence crop maturity?
What affects the rate of metabolic processes, with higher temperatures generally speeding up maturity?
What part of the plant supports the leaves and transports water and nutrients?
What is the stem?
What is the function of transpiration in plants?
What helps with the movement of water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves?
How does pH affect plant health?
What can influence nutrient availability in the soil, affecting plant growth?
Which flower part is responsible for producing seeds?
What is the ovary?
What is the role of water in seed germination?
What activates enzymes in the seed, allowing it to begin breaking down stored nutrients?
What are two functions of leaves in plants?
What performs photosynthesis and regulates gas exchange?
What happens to turgor pressure in plant cells during water loss?
What causes a decrease in turgor pressure, leading to wilting?
What nutrient is important for root development and energy transfer in plants?
What is Phosphorus?
What is the difference between perfect and imperfect flowers?
What is that a perfect flower contains both male (stamens) and female (pistils) organs, while an imperfect flower only has one?
How do plants use sugars produced during photosynthesis?
What is that sugars are used for energy, growth, and the production of new cells?
What part of the plant is involved in reproduction?
What is the flower?