Cells
The organelle that controls the cell.
What is the nucleus?
Examples are fish, mammals, reptiles, birds, and amphibians.
What are vertebrates?
These type of plants have no roots, leaves, stems, flowers, or tubes to transfer water.
What are nonvascular plants?
This is the most colorful part of the flower. It attracts pollinators.
What are the petals?
What are seeds?
The organelle that keeps everything else in place.
What is the cytoplasm?
Examples are insects, snails, starfish, spiders, and crabs.
What are invertebrates?
These types of plants grow tall and have tubes to transfer water throughout the plant.
What are vascular plants?
This is the male part of the flower that produces pollen.
What is the stamen?
These are ways that seeds can be spread. (Name 2)
What is by wind, by animals, by water, by people, or by bursting.
This is an organelle that is found in both plant and animal cells. It allows things to come in and out of the cell.
What is the cell membrane?
These are examples of behavioral adaptations. (Name 2)
What are hibernation, migration, playing dead, living in large groups, schools of fish, puffer fish puffing up.
These are the four main parts of a vascular plant.
What are roots, stem, leaf, and flower?
These are examples of pollinators. (Name 3)
What are birds, bees, wind, other insects, humans, etc.
Ferns, moss, hornworts, and liverworts reproduce using these.
What are spores?
These are the two organelles that are only found in plant cells.
What are the cell wall and chloroplasts?
These are examples of structural adaptations. (Name 3)
What is camouflage, mimicry, sharp spines, large teeth, whiskers, big ears, etc.
These are the three main types of non-vascular plants.
What are moss, hornworts, and liverworts.
This is the female part of the flower that turns pollen into seeds.
What is the pistil?
Photosynthesis typically occurs in this part of the plant.
What are the leaves?
This is the reason why the plant cell vacuole is so much bigger than the animal cell's vacuoles.
What is plant cells cannot move when they're thirsty, so they must have larger vacuoles to store larger amounts of water.
This is the main difference between physical and behavioral adaptations.
What is physical adaptations are a part of an animal's body and behavioral adaptations are things animals do to help them survive?
This is what photosynthesis needs and what it produces (must have both.)
What are water, CO2, and sunlight and sugar and oxygen?
This is the name for when pollen is transferred from the stamens to the stigma of a flower.
What is pollination?
This is when all life processes of a plant are suspended during winter months.
What is dormancy?