Plants 1
Palm, orchids, citrus, milkweed, pine
Florida plants
An organism that produces its own food (all plants)
Producer
The ability to cause change (not a form of matter)
Energy
A storage container for electricity that has a chemical change to transform to energy
Battery
Break in loop of wires, energy source, and light where electric current STOPS flowing through loop; ____ circuit
Open circuit
The attractive part of the plant that contains the reproductive organs
Flower
The part produced by the flower that has a tiny underdeveloped plant and food for that tiny plant.
Seed
Fine dust like powder that contains the male reproductive cells of seed-bearing plants.
Pollen
Transformation of energy; cooking food, gas, battery
Chemical energy
type of energy that is created when electrons move from one location to another location
Electric energy
A loop that contains wire, energy source, and light and electric current CAN flow all the way around; ____ circuit
Closed circuit
Ovary
When a seed begins to grow or sprout
Germination
Transfer of pollen from male reproductive structure to female reproductive structure to fertilize flowering plants
Pollinate/Pollination
loop (circle) formed when an electric current passes through an unbroken path of conductors
Circuit
when an object has a buildup of electrons
Negative charge
when the object has a buildup of protons
Positive charge
Female long tube that grows up from ovary
Pistil
A substance that an organism needs to survive and grow (broad term, not specific)
Nutrients
A group of the same kind of organisms that can mate and produce offspring
Species
A form of energy created by raising temperature
Heat energy
Kinetic energy that human can see. Travels in waves and comes from hot objects like lasers, bulbs, Sun.
Light energy
A force that pulls magnetic objects over a distance. ____ energy
Magnetic energy
process when the female reproductive cell (egg) is joined with the male reproductive cell (sperm)
Fertilization/making seeds
A seedlike structure on non-flowering plants that produces a new plant
Spore
The male reproductive structure of a flowering plant that reproduces sperm.
Stamen
Energy an object has due to its motion, position, or both (pushing bike pedals, position of pedals and moving); _____ energy
Mechanical energy
Energy of objects in motion
Kinetic energy
Energy that comes from position, or stored energy WAITING to be used (wood that can be burned)
Potential energy
leafy, feathery leaves that have spores underneath
Ferns