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| the smallest living parts of plants and animals |
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| smallest structure of life |
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| provides the energy for most of the life systems on Earth |
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The part of the plant that makes food |
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| the plant structure that absorbs water and nutrients |
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| plant structer that takes in carbon dioxide |
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the gas animals must breathe to live |
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| the plant structure that moves water and food throughout a plant |
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animals that eat meat lions, tigers... |
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gas that animals release from their bodies when they breathe |
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| tissue that carries water and minerals to the leaves |
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| tissue that carries sugar away from the leaves |
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| the tube system that many plants use to transport materials |
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| structures that anchor plants in the ground |
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| a group of the same kind of cells that work together to do the same job |
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a group of different tissues that join together into one structure |
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it stores water and nutrients in a cell |
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| lets sugar, water, and oxygen enter a cell and allows other materials to exit the cell |
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| a tissue of the circulatory sytem |
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| common organs of the digestive system |
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| mouth, stomach, intestines |
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| a green substance that allows plants to make their own food |
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| a structure in a plant cell that stores chlorophyll |
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| a process by which plants make sugar |
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| a process by which cells break down sugar to release energy |
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| causes leaves and some other plant parts to be green |
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| a sugar that contains energy for the plant |
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needed for photosynthesis; plants use energy from it |
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| part of the cell that directs the cell's activities |
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| take in water from the soil |
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| carries sugar from a plant's leaves to the rest of the plant |
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| tissue that carries material from a plant's roots to its leaves |
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| green substance that allows plants to make their own food |
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| product of photosynthesis |
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| How do plant cells release the energy they need to live? |
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Plant cells break down sugar and react with oxygen to release energy |
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Where does digestion begin? |
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