Plant Parts
Part of the plant that takes up water and nutrients
What are the roots?
4 needs of a plant
The five trophic levels
What are primary producers (plants), primary consumers (herbivores), secondary consumers, tertiary consumers, and detritivores (decomposers).
Primary consumers eat what
What are primary producers?
Plants make their own.
What is food?
A plant uses energy from this to make its food.
What is the sun?
This trophic level contains organisms that consume only plant materials.
What is primary consumers?
Most energy in an ecosystem comes from...
What is the sun?
The part of the plant that supports the flower.
If it's too hot, a plant will and die.
What is dry up?
A trophic level refers to:
The position an organism has in a food pyramid or food web.
Living organisms that are able to make their own food are called...
What are producers?
In a balanced ecosystem, these organisms rely on consuming (eating) both plants and other animals for energy.
What are Omnivores?
Part of the plant that allows it to reproduce (make more plants).
The three best agents for pollination.
What are wind, water, and animals?
An Apex Predator is:
A predator at the top of the food web; nothing preys on it.
The process plants use to turn sunlight into food.
What is photosynthesis?
Part of the plant responsible for the transportation of water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves.
What is the Xylem?
The stamen of a flower produces this.
What is pollen?
Two examples of organisms that are at the first trophic level are:
What are plants and algae?
The process in which grass being eaten by a rabbit, a rabbit being eaten by a fox, and a fox being eaten by a bear
What is a food web?