Materials for Plant Processes
Water food and oxygen are materials.
What is plant processes.
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Plants respond to three different environmental stimuli.
What is Light, touch and gravity.
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Helps stimulate the ripening of the fruit.
what is ethylene
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Your body is made of two types of cells.
Haploid and diploid cells
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One advantage of asexual reproduction.
one parent organism can produce offsprings
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When plants don't have enough water.
wilt
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Plant bending toward light.
What is positive tropism
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Plants produce many different.
Hormones
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Most of your cells are.
Diploid cells
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The plants can be genetically identical to the.
Original plant or parent
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These two things are needed to make food.
Oxygen and carbon dioxide
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The growth of a plant toward or away from light.
What is phototropism
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Plants respond to chemical stimuli just as good as.
environmental stimuli
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One generation is almost all.
haploid cells
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Plants can reproduce either.
Asexually or sexual
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Water enters the plants roots and continues to the ______.
What is into the Xylem?
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Response to plant and gravity.
what is gravitropism.
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One of the first plant hormones discovered.
Auxin
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The other generation is all.
diploid cells
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Plants such as irises and daylilies can use there under ground stems for.
Asexual reproduction
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The job of the Xylem and Phloem in most plants.
What is transport materials
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Response to plant and touch.
What is thigmotropism
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Root tips produce most of the.
cytokinises
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Certain reproductive cells of the haploid generation produce.
haploid sperm or eggs
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Other plants like houseleeks or hens and chicks reproduce asexually using horizontal stems.
what are stolons
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