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Where did plants come from?
Green algae in the sea
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Roots are important because they absorb...
Water and mineral salts
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Two examples of Bryphytes plants are...
Moss and liverwort
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Plants live most places except for...
Seabed and desert (where there is no water or sunlight)
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Are moss vascular or non-vascular plants?
Non-vascular plants
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During photosynthesis, sunlight is captured by what green substance found in the plant's leaves?
Chlorophyll
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What process do plants use to make their own nutrients?
Photosynthesis
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Plants with vascular tissue are called...
Pteridophytes
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Pines, cedars, and firs are an example of...
Gymnosperms
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Where does moss grow?
Close to the ground (on the surface of rocks and on tree trunks)
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What holds a plant into the ground?
Its roots
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If a plant is autotrophic what does that mean it can do?
It can make its own nutrients
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Name the three moss organs
Rhizoids, cauloids, and phyllodes
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The most evolved types of plants with protected seeds are...
Angiosperms
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What type of weather does moss grow in?
Humid weather
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Where do hygrophytes live?
Humid areas
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What is an example of a carnivorous plant?
Venus flytrap
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Where do epiphyte plants grow?
On other plants (for support)
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What is an example of a climbing plant?
Ivy
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What are hydrophytes also known as?
Aquatic plants
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Carnivorous plants are usually found in places where the soil is thin and poor in minerals. How have they adapted to this lack of nutrients?
Developed structures that allow them to trap and eat insects and small animals
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Name an example of an xerophyte plant
Cactus or agave
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Name an example of a hydrophyte plant
Water lily
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Name an example of an epiphyte plant
Orchid
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What adaptation do some plants have to deal with humidity?
Numerous stomata (to help eliminate excess water)