Activity 1 Flashcards

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What does plant and other green organisms do?

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they have a capacity to produce oxygen and remove the large amounts of carbon dioxide given off by all living organisms as they respire

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What is greenhouse effect?

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is a heat that is trapped close to the surface of the Earth by “greenhouse gasses”. Heat trapping gasses can be a blanket wrapped around the Earth

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Greenhouse effect has?

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carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxides

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What is plant?

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a source of products

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What are the things that produced by plants?

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condiments (spices), luxuries (perfume)

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Where does medicine and drugs came from?

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they came from plants, fungi, or bacteria

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What is the role of microscopic organisms?

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they play a vital role in recycling the wastes of animal and plant and aid in the building of healthy soils

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What is methane gas?

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a substitution for natural gas

produced from animal manures and decomposed plants

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What is Energy Policy Act of 2005?

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mandates the annual renewable fuel production

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What is Cellulosic Ethanol?

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derived from inedible plant fiber, such as wood chips or switchgrass

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Who is Anton Van Leeuwenhoek?

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the one who invented the microscope

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What is Dendrochronology?

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study of climate change and past events

deals with determining past climates by examining the width and other features of tree rings

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What is algae?

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they not only produce oxygen, but also utilize the waste of carbon dioxide produced by respiration and also produces food

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What is closed system?

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a self-supporting arrangement

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What is botany?

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study of plants

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Greek word of botany?

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botanikos (botanical)
botane (plant or herb)
boskein (to feed)

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French word of botany?

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botanique (botanical)

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Scientists who study plants called?

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botanists

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What is scientific procedure?

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process of experimentation, and the verifying or discarding the information

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What is scientific method?

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procedures of developing and testing hypothesis

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What is hypothesis?

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an unproven explanation of something that has been observed

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What is testing?

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will determine whether it is correct or incorrect

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Scientific method pyramid

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asking question
formulating hypothesis
experiments
developing a theory

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2 forms of good experiment

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variable and control

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what is variable
a specific aspect that can be changed
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what is control
sample that remains the same throughout the expermient
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what is data
bits of information
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what is principle
formulation of a useful generalization
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what is theory
group of generalizations that helps us understand something
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what is microscope
an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects, typically magnified several hundred times
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what does two convex lenses do
could magnify tiny objects more than 30 times
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Who is a dutch draper
anton van leeuwenhoek
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birth and death of anton van leeuwenhoek?
1632-1723
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What is modern microscopes
can produce magnifications of more than 200,000 times and are leading almost daily to new discoveries in biology
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what is plant anatomy
concerned with the internal structure of plants
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who are the scientific pioneers
the one who established the plant anatomy
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who is marcello malpighi
who discovered the various tissues in stems and roots
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who is nehemiah grew
who described the structure of wood more precisely than anyone
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what is forensic laboratories
fragments of plant tissues found on clothing or under fingernails to determine where a crime took place
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what is heredity
passing of traits from parents to their offspring
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what is paleobotany
study of plant fossils
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what is plant physiology
concerned with plant "normal" function
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who is J.B van Helmont
the first to demonstrate that plants don't have the same nutritional needs as animals
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what is photosynthetic activity
the tree absorbed all the water that's why it became large
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what is cloned genes
units of heredity that are found mostly within the nuclei of cells
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who are the taxonomists
botanists who specialized in the identifying, naming, and classifying the plants
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who is carolus linnaeus
the one who created the system of naming and classifying organisms
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what is plant taxonomy
involves describing, naming and classifying organisms
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what is plant systematics
science of developing methods for grouping organisms related field, but is broader than taxonomy
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what is species plantarum
linnaeus' book
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what is pteridologists
the one who studies about the ferns
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bryologists
the one who studies about mosses and plants with similar life cycles
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what is plant geography
study of how and why plants are distributed where they are, interaction with the earth
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what is plant ecology
study of the interaction of plants with one another and with their environment
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what is plant morphology
study of the form and structure of plants
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what is genetics
science of heredity
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who is gregor mendel
the one who discovered the genetics
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what is plant breeding
changing the traits of plants in order to create another desired characteristics
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what is genetic engineering
the transfer of genes from one organisms to another
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what is cell biology
science of cell structure and function, how cell multiply and how their various components perform and integrate a variety of functions
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what is another term of cell biology
cytology
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what is electron microscope
which use a beam of electrons to examine objects on very fine scale
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what is economic botany and ethnobotany
focus on practical uses of plants and plant products