Plant Cells
Parts of the Plant
Nutrition
General Plants
Review from the Past
100
Which organelle (only found in plant cells) protects the cell and provides it with rigid structure
Cell Wall
100
This part of the plant allows the plant to perform photosynthesis
Leaves
100
What is the name for the process of using energy from the sun to create carbohydrates (sugars)
Photosynthesis
100
This process allows the male and female gametes to come into contact through the transport of pollen.
Pollination
100
What are the 4 layers or "spheres" of Earth?
Geosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere, Biosphere
200
Are plant cells eukaryotic or prokaryotic?
Eukaryotic
200
This part of the plant is attached to the ground and absorbs mineral salts and water.
Roots
200
Which part of the plant absorbs carbon dioxide from the air for photosynthesis?
Leaves
200
True or False: Plants are heterotrophic organisms that do not form organs.
False, plants are autotrophic, and the roots, stem and leaves function as organs
200
Any living being that can cause disease is called a __________.
Pathogen
300
Which organelle allows the plant to perform photosynthesis?
Chloroplasts
300
This part of the plant covers and protects the seeds. It also attracts animals eat it and to disperse the seeds.
Fruit
300
A living being that performs photosynthesis has this type of nutrition.
Autotrophic
300
Which type of plant movement deals with plant growth and takes a very long time.
Tropism
300
Which of the 5 kingdoms of life contains all prokaryotes?
Monera
400
True or False: Plant cells form tissues and organs, but not organ systems.
True
400
This part gives the plant structure and support. It also allows water and minerals to move up to the leaves.
Stem
400
Which 2 products are created during photosynthesis?
Oxygen and carbohydrates (sugars)
400
Bulbs, tubers, rhizomes and stolons are examples of what?
Buds
400
In the animal kingdom, are there more vertebrates or invertebrates.
Invertebrates
500
This organelle functions as a large space that the plant can fill with water or other substances.
Central Vacuole
500
These are small holes, or openings, in the leaf. They allow different substances in and out.
Stomata
500
What are the three primary things that a plant needs for photosynthesis?
Water, carbon dioxide and sunlight
500
Which type of plant interaction includes short, temporary movements based on stimuli.
Nastic Movements
500
What type of vertebrates are marsupials and monotremes?
Mammals