Careers
Skills
Plant Parts and Functions
Seed Parts and Functions
Germination
100

What is a botanist?

A scientist who studies plants and their ecosystems.

100

What skill is used to identify different plant species?

Plant identification.

100

What part of the plant is responsible for photosynthesis?

Leaves.

100

What is the outer covering of a seed called?

Seed coat.

100

What is germination?

The process by which a seed develops into a new plant.

200

Name a career that involves growing plants for food.

Farmer or horticulturist.

200

Which skill involves measuring the growth of plants?

Data collection and analysis.

200

What is the function of roots?

To absorb water and nutrients from the soil.

200

What part of the seed provides energy for the developing plant?

Cotyledon.

200

What conditions are necessary for germination?

Water, warmth, and root support.

300

What does a landscape architect do?

They design outdoor spaces, including gardens and parks.

300

What is the skill of grafting?

 Joining two plant parts together to grow as one.

300

Name the part of the plant that produces and holds up flowers.

Stems.

300

What is the embryo in a seed?

The young plant that will grow when the seed germinates.

300

What happens to a seed during the germination process?

The seed absorbs water and begins to sprout.

400

Describe the role of a Floriculturist

They cultivate and manage the growing of flowering plants.

400

Why is teamwork important in plant science projects?

It encourages collaboration and diverse ideas.

400

What is the role of the flower in a plant?

To reproduce and attract pollinators.

400

Why are seeds important for plant reproduction?

They contain the genetic material for the next generation.

400

Why is light important after germination?

It helps the plant begin photosynthesis.

500

What is the primary responsibility of a forester?

To manage and protect forested areas.

500

What skill is necessary for conducting experiments in plant science?

Scientific method.

500

What is the function of the fruit? 

Sometimes edible and spreads seeds.

500

What does the term "endosperm" refer to in a seed?

The tissue that provides nutrition/food to the developing embryo.

500

Why is light important after germination?

It helps the plant begin photosynthesis.

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