Study Flashcards

1
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Three ways plants and animals are different?

A

Plants make their own food and animals depend on plants for their food. Plants don’t move, but animals have locomotion. Plants have cell walls and animals have cell membranes

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2
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Three major factors in climate that affect me plant growth?

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Temperature, precipitation, and light

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3
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Three ways plants and animals are alike?

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They have life cycles, carry on life processes, and must have food

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4
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Explain the warm season and give examples.

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Plant in spring and die in fall (ex: tomatoes, beans, corn, squash, and rice)

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5
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Explain the cool season and give examples.

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Plant in fall, grow in winter, and mature in spring (ex: oats, rue grass, vetch, and clovers)

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6
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The length of the light period in a day for a plant is its…

A

Photoperiod

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7
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What are the three groups on the basis of life cycle?

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Annuals, biennials, and perennials

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8
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What are the three vegetative parts of plants?

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Leaves, stems, roots

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9
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Two major kinds of leaves are…

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Simple and compound

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10
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The parts of plants are divided into two major kinds:

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Vegetative and reproductive

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11
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The three basic patterns of leaf arrangement on a stem are…

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Alternate, opposite, and whorled

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12
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Five functions of stems:

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Stems support/ hold leaves, support flowers and fruit, transports water, gets taller when bud on each stem grows, and stores food.

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13
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Two types of stems are…

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Aerial stems and subterranean stems

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14
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Two major types of root systems?

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Tap root and fibrous root

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15
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Name and explain the three types of tropism:

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a) photosynthesis- response to light
b) geotropism- response to gravity
c) thigmotropism- response to solid objects such as rocks

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16
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Plant that has a complete life cycle within one year

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Annual

17
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Plant that lives two seasons

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Biennial

18
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Plant that lives for more than two growing seasons

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Perennial

19
Q

A leaf whose blade is divided into leaflets on one stem attachment

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Compound leaf

20
Q

One main root that grows downward from the plant

A

Taproot

21
Q

Name four types of subterranean stems and give examples.

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Tubers (ex: potato)
Bulb (ex: onion)
Corn (ex: garlic)
Rhizome (ex: Johnson grass)

22
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Name three types of stems by woody material in stem. Give examples of each.

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Single woody trunks (ex: lumber)
Woody stems (ex: tree) 
Herbaceous stems (ex: corn)
23
Q

Many small roots that spread out through the soil

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Fibrous root

23
Q

When water moves through a membrane from higher concentrations found in roots

A

Osmosis

24
Q

Plant movement

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Tropism

25
Q

Monocot

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One leave

26
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Dicot

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Two leaves

27
Q

Has one blade

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Simple leave

28
Q

Has two or more leaflets

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Compound leave

29
Q

Primarily carry out photosynthesis but perform other functions

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Leaf function

30
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What does a stem do?

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Support leaves and flowers, transport water, and store food