Cells
Cells 2
Reproduction
Pollination
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100

Two types of cells

plant and animal cells

100

What are the differences in plant and animal cells? 

plant cells have: 

a cell wall 

chloroplasts

large central vacuole

100

What is asexual reproduction?

means a one parent creates offspring that are genetically identical to itself

100

What is pollination? 

the process by which pollen is transferred from the male anther of a plant to the female stigma

100

What are prokaryotic cells? 

single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles

bacteria and the archaea

200

What are cells?

the smallest unit that can live on its own and that makes up all living organisms and the tissues of the body

200

What are the three main parts of a cell? 

the cell membrane 

the nucleus

the cytoplasm

200

What is sexual reproduction? 

involves two parents contributing genetic information through a sperm and an egg to produce offspring with a mix of traits from both parents

200

What are some pollinators? 

an animal that helps plants produce fruit or seeds – bees, birds, bats

200

What are eukaryotic cells? 

a cell that has a well-defined nucleus, where the DNA is stored, surrounded by a membrane, and also contains other specialized structures called organelles, which are like tiny organs within the cell

300

What is a plant cell? 

the basic building block of all plants, which is characterized by a rigid cell wall made of cellulose, a large central vacuole for storage, and chloroplasts that allow the plant to create its own food through photosynthesis

300

Define: 

chromosome     mitochondrion   cytoplasm 

chromosome - tiny thread-like DNA bodies found in the cell nuclei

mitochondrion- tiny rod string structures in plants and animals that process food for energy

cytoplasm - inherited genetic material in a cell not specified by its own nucleus

300
Asexual reproduction: 


What are binary fission and budding? 

binary fission - cell splitting in single-celled organisms like bacteria

budding - a small growth or "bud" develops into a new organism, like in yeast or hydra

300

What is self-pollination?

the process of transferring pollen from the anther of a flower to the stigma of the same flower or to a flower on the same plant

300

What is a complex cell found in most living things like plants, animals, and fungi?

eukaryotic

400

What is an animal cell? 

the basic building block of all animals, a tiny unit enclosed by a cell membrane that contains a nucleus and other organelles, responsible for carrying out life functions like absorbing nutrients, producing energy, and helping an animal move

400

Define: 

nucleus     vacuole    nucleolus

nucleus- part of the cell that controls growth and reproduction

vacuole - a membrane enclosure within a cell that contains substances isolated from the protoplasm

nucleolus - a small spherical body in the nucleus that consists of protein and RNA

400

Asexual reproduction: What are fragmentation and vegetative propagation? 

fragmentation - a body breaks into pieces, each of which grows into a new organism, like in some starfish and earthworms

vegetative propagation - new plants grow from parts of the parent plant like stems or roots

400

What is cross pollination? 

the process of applying pollen from one flower to the pistils of another flower. Pollination occurs in nature with the help of insects and wind

500

What part of the plant cell makes its own food?

chloroplasts

500

Define: 

organ         tissue           cell membrane 

organ - a specialized structure that performs a certain function

tissue- the mass of cells in a plant of animal that form a specific organ

cell membrane - the semipermeable membrane that encloses the contents of a cell

500

What are the characteristics of living organisms?

1. reproduction 2.growth and development 

3. response to stimuli 4. cellular organization 

5. energy usage  6. maintaining homeostasis (internal stability) 

7. the ability to adapt to their environment

500
How do human activities affect the pollination process? 

Help 

Artificial pollination - also called anthropophily, this is when humans spread pollen grains over female flowers to assist with pollination. This method is used when other pollinators are unable to do the job.

Creating pollinator-friendly habitat that help pollinators by creating habitats that support them. Provide food supplies for pollinators - bird feeder

Hurt 

Using sprays that kill insect pollinators

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