Unit 3
What is they contain tubes?
What does vascular mean?
What are moss and liverwort?
What is an example of a nonvascular plant?
What are flowers?
What are the reproductive structures of most vascular plants?
What are stems and leaves?
What don't nonvascular plants have?
What is 10%?
What percent of the 310,000 plants on earth are nonvascular?
What are the leaves?
What part of the plant uses sunlight to produce sugar for food?
What are vascular and Nonvascular?
What are two categories that plants are divided into?
What is False?
What are cones?
What are the reproductive structures of pine trees?
What is true?
What are the tubes in vascular plants run through the roots, stems, and leaves?
What is Chlorophyll?
What inside of leaves captures energy from the sun?
What are taproots?
What type of roots are strong and grow deeper into the soil?
What is an embryo?
What is contained inside of a seed after fertilization?
What are flowers and cones?
What are the reproductive structures of plants that make seeds?
What are spores?
What are the brown spots on the bottom of fern leaves?
What are temperature changes, lack of rain, cold, and natural disasters?
What are a couple examples of things that physical adaptations in plants and animals allow them to survive?
What is to migrate in winter, stand stock still when in danger, and that babies can grip fingers when they are born?
What are a few instincts that animals have?
What is seeds, germination, seedlings, and mature adult plant?
What is the life cycle of most plants?
What is egg, larva, pupa, and adult?
What are the four stages of complete metamorphosis?
What are egg, nymph, and adult?
What are the three stages of incomplete metamorphosis?
What is born (baby), youth, adult, reproduction/death?
What is the cycle of an animal?
What is the male reproductive cell and the female reproductive cells must join?
What needs to happen in order for animals to reproduce?
What is animals only coming out at night in a desert, and geese flying in the V pattern in the sky?
What are examples of behavioral adaptations?
What is seeds are stuck to fur, or possibly eaten?
What are two ways animals help seeds to get into the soil?
What is the soak up nutrients and water like a sponge and have root like structures that hold them down.
How do nonvascular plants take nutrients and water in from the soil?