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Roots
Stems
Leaves
Photosynthesis
Vocab
100
What does the roots draw up that the plant MUST have
What is water
100
The main job of the stem
What is hold the plant up/allow water and sugar to travel through it
100
What the leaves collect for energy
What is Sunlight
100
True or False...animals cannot survive without plants
What is True
100
Organisms that make their own food 
What are producers
200
What the roots draw up from the soil that the plant does not require but uses to be healthier
What is minerals/nutrients
200
What type of system is in the primary stem
What is highway system
200
What gets made in the leaf during photosynthesis to use as food
What is sugar
200
2 things made during photosynthesis
What is oxygen and sugar
200
Organisms that must eat food, cannot make their own food
What is a consumer
300
True or false...plants require soil to live and grow
False
300
The plant part that extends leaves to get sunlight
What is the secondary stem (primary stem)
300
What the leaf releases for consumers after photosynthesis
What is oxygen
300
3 things that the plant needs to take in for photosynthesis to occur
What is water, carbon dioxide and sunlight
300
The waxy outer layer on roots and leaves
What is epidermis
400
Job of the roots that do not require absorbing things
What is anchor/hold the plant
400
The tissue in the stem that allows water and nutrients to travel through it
What is xylem
400
The cell in the leaf where the food is made
What is the Chloroplast
400

The sun's energy gets trapped in what that the plant made?

What is sugar
400
The pore on the leaf that allows carbon dioxide in and oxygen out
What is stomata
500
What is most of the plant made up of
What is water
500
Tissue inside the stem that allows sugar to travel through it
What is phloem
500
The green chemical that makes the plant green and helps during photosynthesis
What is chlorophyll
500
The type of energy plants turn sunlight into during photosynthesis 
What is chemical energy 
500
The process when water is drawn up through the plant through the roots to replace lost water in the leaves
What is transpiration