Final Exam Over Plants/Soil/Animals Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

Why do many fungi produce antibiotics?

A

They complete with bacteria for food

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2
Q

How do capillary action work?

A

Water can climb up surfaces by sticking to walls and to itself

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3
Q

What is the male sex cell and where do animals produce them?

A

Sperm - - Testes

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4
Q

How can the high temperature of compost be helpful?

A

Kills pathogens

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5
Q

What element MUST organic molecules contain?

A

Carbon

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6
Q

Were do we NOT see the green parts of plants?

A

Below the ground - - the roots

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7
Q

What type of cell is hair a modification of?

A

Skin

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8
Q

What is important about plants’ overall position in the food chain?

A

They are producers and provide food for the consumers

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9
Q

What is a single-called fungi?

A

Yeast

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10
Q

What are arthropod exoskeletons made of?

A

Chitin

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11
Q

Why are certain plants of plants green?

A

Due to photosynthesis

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12
Q

What are 3 ways that animals exchange gas (oxygen and Carbon Dioxide)

A

Lungs
Skin
Gills

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13
Q

What is the term for organic material in the soil?

A

Humus

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14
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What is the female sex cell and where do animals produce them?

A

Eggs - - ovaries

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15
Q

What are 2 examples of BROWN MATERIAL in compost?

A

Paper
Dried leaves
Wood

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16
Q

What is the organ that filters the blood?

17
Q

What is the purpose of a mushroom?

A

It is the reproductive organ

18
Q

Since animals do not break down cellulose in plants - but they use cellulose as a food source - - how is this possible?

A

The bacteria found in the guts break it down for them

19
Q

What is the smallest plant?

20
Q

Why we find the parts of the plants that are NOT green where they are found?

A

No sunlight where there is no green

21
Q

What is the composition of Loam?

A

More sand and silt - - less clay

22
Q

What is true about algae and plants?

A

Algae are usually unicellular and plants are multicellular

Plants can live on land and algae usually live in water

23
Q

What is the purpose of the heart?

A

Move blood through out the body

24
Q

What are two examples of GREEN MATERIAL in compost?

A

Kitchen scraps
Animal waste
Yard waste

25
What is an energy source for photosynthesis?
Sunlight
26
Where do we find the green parts of plants?
On the tops of the leaves
27
What uses spores and NOT seeds to reproduce?
Ferns
28
What 3 body systems are needed to move the body?
Nervous system Muscular system Skeletal system
29
What are the important nutrients needed in abundance for plants?
Potassium Phosphorus Nitrogen
30
What are mycorrhizal fungi?
Fungi that live on plant roots