BACTERIA
These cells have no nuclear membrane and no organelles
Prokaryote
The organism in the fungi kingdom used for making bread.
Yeast
This means "one cell"
Unicellular
This plant part is important for the absorption of liquids and, in some cases, storage of food materials.
ROOTS
This plant part is where photosynthesis occurs.
LEAVES
They do this to milk in order to kill the bacteria in it.
Pasteurization
The gills underneath the cap of the mushroom forms these reproductive cells
Spores
This protist uses a flagellum for movement
Euglena
Annuals and biennial plants have these type of soft stems.
HERBACEOUS STEMS
This layer of leaf tissue is where most photosynthesis takes place.
PALISADE LAYER
You will find nitrogen-fixing bacteria living in these structures located on plant roots
Nodules
Root-like structures which break off when you pick a mushroom from the ground.
RHIZOIDS
The most common way that protists reproduce themselves
Binary fission
This plant tissue transports water and dissolved minerals to the leaves,
XYLEM
This layer of the leaf has a lot of loose cells where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged and water is released
SPONGY LAYER
These bacteria live in extreme environments
Archaea
The main role of fungi on Earth is this.
Decomposers
A hair-like structure used by paramecium for movement
Cilia
The main function of this type of root is to store food for the plant.
TAP ROOT
These openings on the underside of the leaf allow oxygen and water to be released out of the plant which is a byproduct of photosynthesis.
STOMATES
These are the three shapes of bacteria.
Cocci, Bacilli, Spirilli
A scientist who studies only fungi is called this.
Mycologist
These structures are used by amoebas for movement
pseudopods
Inside the woody stems of plants is a special area between the XYLEM and phloem where plant cells divide to make more cells.
CAMBIUM
This is a response to various environmental factors (sunlight, gravity, pressure) plants have depending on the amount of hormones in the plant cells.
TROPISM