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| capable of making own food from inorganic substances |
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| organism that cannot produces its own food |
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| process that converts light energy into chemical energy |
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| an organelle that contains chlorophyll from photosyntehsis |
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| cellulose matrixaround the cell. composed of cellulose. structure very well put together. cannot be broken down. eats fiber |
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| draw in water, minerals. supports stem and leaves |
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| supports steams, trunk of tree. tranksports minerals and water to the leaves and glusose to roots |
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| ONLY place the plant grows |
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| hold the sexual organs of the a plant |
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| produces itself. no exhange of genetic material. same as parent |
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| involves male and female parts. embryo formed encased in the seed |
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| cell division. genes replicated and each new cells gets one set |
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| a method in which parts of plants are joined togheter with the ulimate intention of making them unite and continue growing as one plant. a grafted plant, is a composite of parts derived from two or more plants. |
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| part of the graph would be on top and would be the plant you would want to grow and produce fruit |
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| ability of a single cell to become a complete organism |
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| specialized cell to become a general cell |
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| living cells under the plate begin to divide and grow to form callus |
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nitrogen- 78%
oxygen - 21%
other gases- 1% |
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lignite-young coal, poor quality
subbituminous-low energy
Bituminous-very common
anthracite-- not common |
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| the top portion of this part of the female flower is sticky in order to retain pollen |
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| rasises the stigma away from the ovary to decreases the liklihood of pollen contamination |
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| stigma+style+ovary=PISTIL |
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| this plant structure HOUSES pollen until their maturity and releases |
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| this protexcts ovule and once fertilisation has taken place it will become the fruit. enlarged basal portion of the pistil where ovuels are produced |
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| the egg in animals and once fertilisation has taken place will become the seed |
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| used to attract insects into the flower, they may have guidelines on them and be scented |
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| the outer parts of the floewr that enclose a developing bud |
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| modified leaves which can simulate petals and add the conspicuous part to otherwise inconspicuous flowers |
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| refers to a plant population having separate male and female parts |
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| individual that has both male and female parts reproductive units but on the same plant |
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| in dioecious plant these would only be in MALE plants |
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