All about leafs
vocab
vertical farming with strawberries
seed laws and piracy
All about roots
100

Name 3 leaf functions?

-Photosynthesis 

- protect the plant 

-support the plant 

-storage

-trap prey

100

The centimeter at the end of a root, consists of young tissue.

root tip 

100

What does ponos mean in Greek?

Labor or work

100

What was the name of the guy who got sued by Monsanto?

Vernon Bowman 

100

True or false does the root support the plant above ground?

True 

200

Name 2 of the leaf structures?

-cuticle

-stomata

-palisade layer

-spongy layer 

-chloroplast 

-phloem 

-guard cells

-chlorophyll

-epidermis

-xylem

200

The location where a leaf attaches to the stem 

node 

200

How does Dyson limit their use of outside water sources?

Dyson uses rainwater that is collected from the glasshouse. 

200

What did Bowman get sued for?

Illegally reproducing their patented soybeans

200

This root is composed of one primary root and many secondary roots. Is this napiform, taproot system , fibrous system 

Taproot system

300

True or false, a leaf collects solar energy and converts it to food through photosynthesis.

True

300

The space between nodes on a stem

internode 

300

Name each part of the closed loop process used at the Dyson farm?

the part of the closed loop is glasshouse, biogass, and digester.

300

What is seed piracy?

Seed piracy is when a company has developed a new seed with special traits.

300

The centimeter at the end of a root, consists of young tissue. What root is this?

Root tip

400

True or false, the epidermis is organized cells where photosynthesis mostly takes place.

false 

400

A plant organ that collects solar energy and converts it to food through photosynthesis.

leaf 

400

How much more water efficient is hydroponics compared to traditional farming?

hydroponics is when roots are sitting in 95% water. Traditional is when it rains.

400

What are heirloom seeds?

Heirloom seeds are varieties of plants that have been saved and passed down over many generations, typically for at least 50 years.

400

What is the most important root?

Primary root.


500

True or false, the stomata are like pores on our skin.

true

500

cells that transport water and minerals from roots to leaves 

xylem

500

Why do you think “ Ponic” system are not more common in farming?

ponics systems are not more common because high cost and risk of operations.

500

Why are they so important?

 Their important because of their delicious taste and their crucial for biodiversity.

500

What root is this? Mass of cells over the root tip that protects the growing tip from damage.

Root cap