Cell Structures
Green, oval, with stacks of membranes inside.
What is "Chloroplast"?
Atomic Symbol for Carbon.
What is "C"?
The name for the levels of a food chain.
What is "Trophic levels"?
The main source of energy for plants.
What is "The Sun"?
The largest level of organization in Ecology.
What is "Biosphere"?
Carries out photosynthesis.
What is "Chloroplast"?
Chemical formula for carbon dioxide.
What is "CO2"?
Many food chains connect to form this more complex representation of energy transfer among organisms.
What is "A Food Web"?
A plant absorbs this reactant through its roots.
What is "Water"?
Definition of "Abiotic".
What is "Nonliving"?
Outer border found in plant cells, bacteria cells and fungal cells.
What is "Cell Wall"?
The form of nitrogen that plants can use.
What is "nitrate" or "ammonium"?
This organism lies at the bottom of a food chain and can be known as an "Autotroph".
What is "A producer".
Plants take in this gas from their surroundings for Photosynthesis.
What is "Carbon Dioxide"?
The ecological relationship where one species is harmed to benefit another.
What is "parsitism"?
Significantly Bigger in Plant cells.
What is "Vacuole"?
The type of molecules containing carbon inside organisms.
What is "Organic Molecules"?
Besides Producers these are the other types of organisms in a food chain. They are known as "Heterotrophs".
What are "Consumers"?
A product of Photosynthesis that allows humans and animals to breath.
What is "Oxygen"?
Example of a decomposer.
What is "fungus, bacteria, insects or worms"?
A part of the cell that both plant and animal cells have.
What is "Cell Membrane"? Answer may vary.
Nitrogen's most common state of matter.
What is "A Gas"?
The percent amount of energy transferred to each organism in a food chain.
What is "10%"?
A product of Photosynthesis that is a simple sugar.
What is "Glucose"?
Example of a nonrenewable energy source.
What is "Fossil Fuel"?