Unit B Flashcards

1
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Parts of the Seed Plant?

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Flower, Stem, Seeds, Leaves, Cones, Roots.

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2
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How does water move through the plant?

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It uses transpiration to get the water from the Roots to the Leaves/ top.

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3
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Osmosis is?

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— Is the movement of water across the cell membrane

— Moves water into roots from the soil.

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Diffusion is?

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— Is the movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area with a low concentration.

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5
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What is the Equation for Photosynthesis?

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Sunlight + Carbon Dioxide + Water → Food + Oxygen + Water + Energy

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6
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Capillary Action is?

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water moveing up through the stem.

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7
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Transpiration is?

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A plant process that pulls the water up from the roots.

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8
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Active Transport is?

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A process in which large particles cross the cell membrane; active transport requires energy.

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9
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Cellular Respiration is?

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A Process to Use Food

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10
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What is the Life Cycle of a Plant?

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Seed →starts to grow → Seedling → grows & develop reproductive structures→ Adult → pollination → Seed

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11
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What are the Seed parts?

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1) Embryo
2) stored food
3) seed coat

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12
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What are the Part of a Flower (reproductive parts)?

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Stigma, Style, Filament, Anther, Ovary, Ovule

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13
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Vegetative Reproduction is?

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Reproduction of seed plants that does not involve the production of seeds. These plants are genetically identical.

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14
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Plant adaptation, for Cacti in a dry environment?

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— have thick stems to conserve water
— have tiny spines for protection

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15
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Plant adaptation, for Grass?

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— thin leaves, so many can fit in a small place for easy pollination.
— deep of roots help find water in drought conditions.

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16
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Plant adaptation, for Sunflowers?

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— have large/ wide leaves to capture lots of sun.

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17
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Plant adaptation, for pretty flowers?

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— have bright colours and sweet nectar to attract insects.

18
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Plant adaptation, for White spruce tree?

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— have thin needle-like leaves with thick resin coating to protect from drying out.

19
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Plant adaptation, for Some plants?

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— have fibrous, thick mat of roots to gather water near upper layers of soil.
— have long taproot that collect water that is deep in the soil.

20
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Plant adaptation, for Wild mustard?

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— have adapted to produce seeds in a short growing season.

21
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Three main nutrients for a plant are?

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Potassium, nitrogen, calcium

22
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Nitrogen is?

A

Lack of nitrogen leads to yellow leaves

22
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Plants provide fibre (fiber, cotton fiber, Plant fiber)

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— Fibres, in some plants it is used to make cloths.

— Cotton fibre, is used in shirts and jeans.

— Plant fibre, is used to make paper and paper products.

23
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Types of Soil?

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Sandy soil, Clay soil, Loam soil

24
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Loam soil?

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— Crumbly, like a moist cake.
— Dark brown or black collaring.
— Balance between organic particles and minerals.
— Absorbs lots of water, and can stay moist for a
long time.
— Lots of nutrients, and is great for plants to grow.

25
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Clay soil?

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— Feels slippery when moist.
— Sticks together and can form a tight ball.
— Dry clay is very hard.
— Colour can vary.
— Lots of very small minerals, and little humus.
— Fine texture.
— Can hold lots of water, but little space for air.

26
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Sandy soil?

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— Is light brown
— Does not form clumps
— Mostly minerals, very little humus
— Dries quickly because water runs through it very fast.

27
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Minerals are?

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— is pure natural solid materials that are the building blocks of rock.

28
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Organic Particles are?

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— particles that come from plants and animals that have died.

29
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Humus is?

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— partly decomposed material from plants and animals that once lived.

30
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Crop Rotation is?

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— Practice of planting a different crop in a particular field each year.

31
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Crop “Yields” is?

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— The amount of useful plant material produced per plant, or per area planted in a particular crop.

32
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Herbicide is?

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— Farmers spray powerful herbicides, which kill everything except the crop.

33
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Irrigation is?

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— It is used to grow plants in dry areas. And
Ensures plants get the right amount of water at the right time.

34
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Biological Control is?

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— a technology for controlling pest in which natural predators of the pest are introduced to reduce their population size.

35
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Hydroponics are?

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— A chemical that kills unwanted plants.

36
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Genetic Engineering is?

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— Process in which single genes are added to a plant’s genetic material.

37
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Gene are?

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— A tiny piece of material in a cell’s nucleus.

38
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Selective breeding is?

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— A technology for producing new varieties of an organism that involves choosing parents with desired traits in order to produce offspring with these traits.

39
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Monoculture is?

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— The practice of growing only one type of crop in a large area.