Plant Structures
Interdependence
Seed Dispersal
Plant Needs
100
What plant structure sucks up water from the soil?
Roots
100
Is this an example of interdependence?
An owl sleeps in a tree.
No
100
What does dispersal mean?
A. to fly
B. to spread out
C. to eat
B. to spread out
100
Plants need to eat food to grow.
True or False?
False
200
What plant structure catches sunlight?
Leaves
200
Is this an example of interdependence?
A bird eats blueberries.
Yes
200
How does this seed disperse? 
by sticking
200
Plants need water and sun to grow.
True or False?
True
300
What plant structure carries water and sunlight throughout the plant?
Stem
300
If humans hunt all the sloths in a habitat, more of the strawberries that the sloths eat will grow.
True or False?
False
300
How does this seed disperse?
By flying
300
Why do seeds need to disperse?
To get more space to grow
400
What plant structure makes new seeds for the plant?
Flower
400
What happens to an animal if all the food it eats in a habitat is gone?
The animal will die/move away
400
Name a seed that disperses in animal droppings.
Any fruit
400
Which garden has more space for a new seed to grow?
(see slides)
A or B?
A