6-5 KINGDOM 4-PLANTS Flashcards

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What type of cells do plants have?

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Plants are eukaryotes and have cells with organelles.

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Are plants unicellular or multicellular?

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Plants are multicellular.

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What surrounds plant cells?

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Plant cells are surrounded by a cell wall.

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From what did plants evolve, and when?

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Plants evolved from algae about 440 million years ago.

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How do plants obtain energy?

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autotrophs and heterotrophs

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List the four factors essential for plant growth.

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The four growth factors are sunlight, temperature, gas exchange (O₂ and CO₂), and water & minerals.

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What are seedless nonvascular plants known for?

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a) First land plants: Where must they live? b) How do they transport water?c) How do they reproduce?d) What is their significance in fossil fuel formation?e) Give examples of seedless nonvascular plants.

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First land plants: Where must they live?

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Seedless nonvascular plants are the first land plants and must live in wet areas.

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How do seedless nonascular plants transport water?

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They move water only a few centimeters through osmosis.

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How do seedless nonvascular plants reproduce?

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They reproduce with spores made inside capsules.

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What is a seedless nonvascular plants significance in fossil fuel formation?

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Their fossils became fossil fuels.

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Give examples of seedless nonvascular plants

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Examples include moss and liverworts.

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What are seedless vascular plants known for?

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First forests xylem root stem phloem leaves

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What are the defining features of flowering plants

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Vascular tissues and organs Flowers and fruits Stamen Carpel Fruit Pollination diversity

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Describe the role of plants in food webs.

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Plants are primary producers, providing the primary source of carbohydrates.

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Explain the role of plants in nutrient cycles.

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Trees and other plants take up mineral and non-mineral nutrients from the soil through their roots

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Photosynthesis

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Photosynthesis involves the cycling of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and water

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Decomposition

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Decomposition by plants returns nutrients to the community.

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What types of symbiosis do plants engage in

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Plants engage in all types of symbiosis, including mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism.

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What are the roles of plants in fuel production?

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Plants are used to produce various fuels, including biofuels.

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How are plants important for medicine and other products?

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Plants are used to produce a wide range of medicines and products, contributing significantly to healthcare and industry.