What is Life
Viruses and Bacteria
Protists and Fungi
Intro to Plants
Seed Plants
100
Basic unit of structure for all living things
What is a cell
100
Why is a virus not considered living?
What is because they must reproduce in another organism
100
The many small, hair-like structures on the outside of a cell
What are cilia
100
Food making process for plants
What is photosynthesis
100
These are the two types of vascular tissue found in plants
What are xylem and phloem
200
Organism that makes its own food
What is an autotroph
200
How does a virus reproduce
What is by injecting its genetic material into a cell
200
Whiplike structure that allows a cell to move
What is the flagella
200
Type of plants that grow low to the ground, have so little internal support that they cannot grow tall
What are non-vascular plants
200
The waxy outer covering of a leaf
What is the cuticle
300
Change in an organism over an extended period of time
What is evolution
300
Where proteins are produced in a bacterial cell
What are ribosomes
300
Thread-like structures that make up the body of a fungus
What are hyphae
300
Plants take in carbon dioxide and water in order to produce glucose and this
What is oxygen
300
The female reproductive part of a flower
What is the pistil
400
Types of cell that have a nucleus
What is a eukaryote
400
The process that bacterial cells use to reproduce
What is binary fission
400
Method fungi use to reproduce
What are spores
400
The thin, rootlike structure of a moss
What is a rhizoid
400
Process in which plants are grown in a nutrient solution instead of soil
What is hydroponics
500
A common gas that was not present in Earth's early atmosphere
What is oxygen
500
The medication that is used to fight bacterial infections
What are antibiotics
500
This kind of fungus is used to bake bread
What are yeast
500
All ferns reproduce using these
What are spores
500
Process where farmers fine tune the amount of water and fertilizer for their crops
What is precision farming
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