Leaves
Flowers
Trophic Levels
Food Webs
Salt
100

the name of the process leaves use to turn sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into glucose food

photosynthesis

100

These are often the most colorful parts of a flower, used to attract birds, bees, and insects.

Petal
100

In a food web, grass and eucalyptus trees sit at the very first trophic level because they are categorized as this.

Producer

100

This is the term for an animal in a food web that eats both plants (producers) and other animals (consumers).

Omnivore

100

What does salt do to plant cells

It sucks out all the water

200

Tiny holes on a leaf

Stomata

200

This is the sticky powder produced by flowers that needs to be moved from one plant to another to make seeds.

Pollen

200

An animal that sits at the second trophic level because it only eats plants is given this name.

primary consumer (or herbivore)

200

In a bushland food web, if the population of wedge-tailed eagles suddenly increases, this is what will likely happen to the population of the rabbits they hunt.

decrease

200

Why is salt bad for the land

It makes it dry

300

What makes a leaf green

chlorophyll

300

Located at the very bottom of the female part of the flower, this structure contains the ovules and eventually swells up to become a fruit.

Ovary

300

When a kookaburra eats a lizard that ate a caterpillar, the kookaburra is sitting at this specific consumer level.

tertiary (third-level) consumer

300

In a food web what do arrows represent


Flow of Energy

300

This term describes the amount of salt dissolved in soil or water, which is a major environmental issue in Australia.

Salinity

400

Tube which carries water

Xylem

400

This is the sticky top part of the female structure that is perfectly designed to catch drifting or carried pollen grains.

Stigma

400

As you move up from one trophic level to the next, this is the percentage of energy is lost due to...

Heat

400

What happens to the fish in the great barrier reef when humans damage the corals from snorkelling

They start to die

400

True or false (it is better to plant deep rooted trees)

True

500

Tube which carries sugars

Phloem

500

This is the collective name for the female reproductive part of the flower, located right in the center.

Carpel or pistil

500

This type of organism does not have its own specific trophic level line because it feeds on dead matter from every level, recycling nutrients back into the soil.

Decomposer

500

What would happen if all top predators die

There would be more producers and primary/secondary consumers alive

500

This type of salinity occurs specifically because of land clearing and farming practices, rather than happening naturally over time.

Dryland