All Vocab Unit 2

Question 0

What is taproot

Answer 0

A single prement root with resources small roots coming out of it (so technically small roots coming out)

Question 1

What is fiber

Answer 1

The tussue of the plants from the stem leaves seeds or roots

Question 2

What is roots hairs

Answer 2

Tiny hairs that cover to small roots coming out of taproot

Question 3

What is fibrous roots

Answer 3

A shallow system of smiler-sized roots that can quickly soak up moister

Question 4

What is diffusion

Answer 4

Tendency of particles in a gas or liqued to become evenly distributed by moving from areas

Question 5

Differentially

Answer 5

Cells that allow some materials to pass through

Question 6

Permeable

Answer 6

allowing liquids or gases to pass through it.

Question 7

Osmosis

Answer 7

The diffusion of water through a differently permeable membrane

Question 8

Chlorophyll

Answer 8

A pigment in plant that makes leaves green

Question 9

Photosynthesis

Answer 9

The process by which plants make their own

Question 10

Respiration

Answer 10

In the cells of living things

Question 11

Transpiration

Answer 11

The process in which water is taken in by a plant or animal evaporates from the organisms

Question 12

Selective breeding

Answer 12

The the process that involves choosing specific plant with particular characteristics

Question 13

Genes

Answer 13

The parts of a cell that controls the organisms characteristics

Question 14

Sexual reproduction

Answer 14

The process that involves the production of seeds and fruits from the specialized reproductive cells of two individuals

Question 15

Asexual or vegetative reproduction

Answer 15

A type of reproduction occurs when a parent plant grows new plants from its roots stems or leaves

Question 16

Cone

Answer 16

Pine trees and other cone bearing trees produce male and female

Question 17

Ovuals

Answer 17

Saks containing female reproduce cells

Question 18

Pollination

Answer 18

Process by which pollen containing sperm which travels to the female cone

Question 19

Stamem

Answer 19

Male part of a flower

Question 20

Petals

Answer 20

Brightly colored parts of a flower that help to attract bees to its nectar

Question 21

Sepals

Answer 21

In close tightly bound petals of a bud and protect the flower before it opens

Question 22

Stigma

Answer 22

Sticky tip of a pistil

Question 23

Style

Answer 23

Tube connecting the stigma and ovary

Question 24

Ovary

Answer 24

A female reproductive organ in which eggs are produced

Question 25

Filament

Answer 25

Object or fiber especially one found in animal or plant

Question 26

Anther

Answer 26

The part of of a stamen in that contains the pollen structures

Question 27

Pistil

Answer 27

The female organs of a flower compare the stigma style and ovary

Question 28

Embryo

Answer 28

And unborn or unhatched of offspring in the process of development

Question 29

Fruit

Answer 29

The suite and flush a product of a tree or another plant that contain seed and can be eaten as food

Question 30

Germination

Answer 30

Process by which a plant grows from a seed

Question 31

Sustainability

Answer 31

In the study of plants being able to go food and fiber while keeping our natural systems

Question 32

Hypothesis

Answer 32

Substance or processed explanation made on the basis of limited advice as a starting point

Question 33

Monoculture

Answer 33

The cultivation of a single crop in a given area

Question 34

Irrigate

Answer 34

Supply water to land or crops to help growth typically by means of channels

Question 35

Diversity

Answer 35

The state of being diverse variety

Question 36

Erosion

Answer 36

The process of eroding or being eroded by wind water or other natural agents

Question 37

Parent material

Answer 37

Is the underlaying geological material

Question 38

Humus

Answer 38

The organic component of soil formed by de deconpostive of leaves and other plants

Question 39

Horizons

Answer 39

The line at which the earth surface and the sky appear to meet

Question 40

Topsoil

Answer 40

The top layer of soil

Question 41

Salization

Answer 41

Salts dissolved from the soil accumulate at the soil surface and decompose on ground and at the base

Question 42

Shelterbelts

Answer 42

A line of trees or shrubs planted to protect an area

Question 43

Hiydroponics

Answer 43

The process of growing plants in sand gravel or liquid

Question 44

Introduced species

Answer 44

Example where in inks insect disturbs the plant you produce a new species to get rid of it instead of using chemicals

Question 45

Bioaccumulation

Answer 45

Refers to the accumulation of substance such as part of part of what other organic chemicals in organisms

Question 46

Organic

Answer 46

Relating to or do you arrived from living matter

Question 47

Residues

Answer 47

A small amount of something that remains after the main part has gone or has been taken over or used

Question 48

Resistant

Answer 48

Offering assistance to something or someone

Question 49

Biological control

Answer 49

The control of passed by introduction of a natural enemy or predator