Plant Structures
Plant parts that use sunlight to produce sugar for food.
What are leaves?
Plants get their energy from this source.
What is the sun?
This type of adaptation is how the animal does things in its daily life.
What is a behavioral adaptation?
A consumer that eats only plants.
What is a herbivore?
These are the most common pollinators of flowers.
What are bees?
The structures that support a plant.
What are stems?
Plant leaves absorb this substance from the air.
What is carbon dioxide?
When animals move from place to place in order to survive.
What is migration?
The first link in a food chain.
What are producers?
The male parts of the flower.
What is the stamen and anther?
The plant structures that have tubes to carry water, sugar, and minerals to different parts of the plant.
What are veins?
Plant leaves release this substance into the air.
What is oxygen?
Something special about the animal that helps it survive.
What is an adaptation?
A consumer that eats other animals.
What is a carnivore?
The female part of the flower.
What is the pistil?
The plant structures that absorb water and minerals.
What are roots?
This substance is green, and captures energy from the sun.
What is chlorophyll?
The behavioral adaptation of bats when they sleep for long periods in cold weather
What is hibernation?
A consumer that eats both plants and animals.
What is an omnivore?
What is an African tulip tree flower?
The structures that produce seeds for plants which do not flower.
What are cones?
Sunlight + carbon dioxide + ___________ = sugar + oxygen.
What is water?
The physical adaptation helps sea animals stay warm in cold water.
What is blubber?
A consumer tat eats dead plants and animals.
What is a scavenger?
The number of stamens in the flower we dissected.
What is four?