Name the three vital functions
nutrition, interaction and reproduction
Name two characteristics of living things
They perform the 3 vital functions and they are made up of cells
Inside each cell, there is a jelly-like substance called...
cytoplasm.
Name the types or kingdoms of living organisms
animals, plants, fungi, algae and bacteria
NUTRITION IN PLANTS. Which gas do plants absorb from the air?
Carbon Dioxide
NUTRITION IN PLANTS. Which gas do plants release into the air?
Oxygen
Which sap moves up from the roots?
Xylem sap
Which sap travels to all parts of the plant?
Phloem sap
Plants make their own nutrients through a process called...
Photosynthesis
During respiration, plants take in ________ and release __________
OXYGEN---CARBON DIOXIDE
__________ lose their leaves.
Deciduous trees
___________do not lose their leaves, but they are dormant.
Evergreen trees
__________is when pollen lands on the stigma.
pollination
______________is when pollen fertilises the ovule and forms an embryo.
Fertilization
_____________is when the embryo develops into the seed.
Seed fermation
_________is when the seed develops into a new plant.
Germination
