Growing
Parts
Functions
Adaptations
The end
100
The process in which plants make their own food
What is photosynthesis?
100
Potatoes have swollen underground stems called..
What is tubers
100
Name the two functions of leaves.
What is carries out photosynthesis and exchanges gases
100
Has roots that grow near the surface to help them obtain water quickly. also has a fat trunk.
What is a cactus?
100
A gas that humans and animals breath out. Plants need this
What is carbon dioxide?
200
Substances that all living things need to grow
What are nutrients?
200
One main root that goes deep into the soil
What is taproot?
200
What are the two functions of stems?
What is gives plants their shape and supports plants.
200
Has roots that help them absorb nutrients from the mud
What is a lily pad?
200
A type of gas that is breathed out by plants. We need this to live
What is oxygen?
300
When a plant spouts or begins to grow
What is germinate?
300
A root system that has many roots of the same size
What is fibrous roots?
300
Name the two functions of the roots.
What is holds plants in the ground and takes in water and nutrients.
300
These plants have stems that can cling to other objects in order to reach the sunlight.
What is vine?
300
The two types of leaves are
What is broad and needle
400
Tiny cells from which some plants germinate
What are spores?
400
Immature or young plant shoots
What is buds?
400
joining two different plants together to make a new plant.
What is grafting?
400
a leaf divided into two parts and each part looks exactly the same
What is symmetry?
400
The two types of stems
What is woody and flexible?
500
The four basic needs of a plant.
What is air, water, nutrients, and sunlight?
500
A type of bud that grows underground. Tulips are an example
What is bulbs?
500
The process in which plants give off water
What is transpiration?
500
a plant that traps insects so that the plant can get food.
What is Venus fly trap?
500
The two things that mix in the leaves to make sugar
What is carbon dioxide and water?
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