Parts of a Plant
Foods
Conditions to Grow
Life Cycle of a Plant
Photosynthesis
100

How many plant parts are there?

6

100

Carrots are considered to be which part of the plant?

Roots

100
What do leaves need to make food?
Sunlight, air, and water
100
What does germinate mean?
Start to grow
100

Are there any plants that do NOT photosynthesize? 

YES

200

What is the purpose of plants growing flowers?

Reproduction

200

Name another food besides a carrot that is technically a root

Turnips, beets, radishes, sweet potatoes, ginger, etc. 

200

What is the ideal temperature for a greenhouse?

80-85 degrees

200
What is a plant called when it has a root and two leaves?
A seedling
200

Which two gas elements are exchanged during photosynthesis?  

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Oxygen (O2)

300

Name the 6 parts of a plant

Seed, Root, Stem, Leaf, Flower, Fruit/Veg

300

Apples have a makeup of what % air?

25% Air (that is why they float in water)

300

How often should you fertilize plants growing in a greenhouse?

Every 2-3 weeks 

300

List 5 examples of a pollinator

Bees, birds, the wind, water, butterflies 

300

What gives leaves their green pigment and color?

Chlorophyll 

400

What is the function of the leaves?

To make food for the plant through photosynthesis

400

Which 3 vegetables are easiest to grow in a greenhouse? 

Tomatoes, Peppers, and Cucumbers 

400

What is the watering system called that is used in a greenhouse?

Drip Irrigation 

400
When do plants make their seeds?
After they are a mature plant and they are pollinated
400

The food that a plant makes for itself is called what?

Glucose

500

What are the female parts of the plant called?

The pistil 

500

What are "Planting Zones"? Otherwise known as hardiness zones? 

Areas on a map that indicate which plants can grow in a specific location based on the climate

500

What is the male part of the flower called used for reproduction?

Stamen

500

The _____ on a flower develops into the fruit once the plant is pollinated

The ovary 
500

What are the holes in leaves called where CO2 and O2 are exchanged?

Stomata