this is the lining of the plant cell beneath the cell wall. it acts like a doorman to the cell
plasma membrane
This is converted into other chemical compounds that enable plant growth and reproduction
Glucose
This is referred to as the brain of the cell and allows the cell to function
nucleus
This is the fluid of the cell and is responsible for protecting organelles within
cytoplasm
The E in the seven life processes stands for
Excretion
These are only found in plant cells and are the home to chlorophyll, they convert suns rays into energy
chloroplast
The S in the seven life processes is
Sensing
in cells, these are used to get rid of waste and foreign items that do not belong in the cell
Lysosomes
The M in the seven life processes stands for
Movement
How does radiant energy travel
Electromagnetic waves
this can be introduced into soil to help plants grow
Iodine
Sorts, packages and ships proteins and lipids throughout the cell
Golgi Apparatus
Random question: Who was the scientist who studied cells
Robert Hooke
This is the site of protein synthesis
Endoplasmic reticulum
There are how many life processes for sustainable life?
7
This organelle absorbs radiant energy from the sun
Chlorophyll
energy that is stored in the food an organism eats is referred to as:
Chemical potential energy
These organelles are found in both plant and animal cells and are responsible for fueling the cell
Mitochondria
these can be found floating on the ends of endoplasmic reticulum or around the cytoplasm
ribosomes
This organism evolved to use green algae it eats to create its own food
Elysia Chlorotica
What takes place in the chloroplast
photosynthesis
release of stored potential energy from the food that we eat to support life's processes
Respiration
What gives plant cells their strength
cellulose
The N in the seven life processes is:
Nutrition