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What's the meaning of heterotroph organisms?

These organisms need other organisms to absorb nutrients.

How do flowers grow from the flowers?

Because the flowers are pollinated.

Say an example of angiosperm.

Free.

What do angiosperms grow?

They grow flowers.

True or False: All protoctists are multicellular.

False

True or False: Fungi are part of the Plant Kingdom

False

Say an example of conifer.

Pine Tree

Say an example of a protoctista living being.

Algae, Protozoa, Amoeba...

What are the special leaves in ferns called?

Fronds.

What's the meaning of autotroph organisms?

These organisms produce their own nutrients.

What do angiosperms and gumnosperm plants have in common?

Both are seed plants.

How do protoctista reproduce? There are two ways.

They reproduce with spores or dividing into two.

How do ferns reproduce?

By spore capsules that grow on the fronds.

What do gymnosperms produce?

They produce cones.

How can amoebas move?

With a false feet called pseudopod.

True or false: Yeast and mould are fungi.

True

Where do we find the seeds in angiosperm plants?

Into their fruits.

How do algae get nutrients?

They do the photosynthesis.

Say an example of a unicellular fungi.

Yeast or mould.

What is the largest group of gymnosperms?

Conifers.

Are moneras unicellular or multicellular organisms?

Unicellular

Mosses haven't got roots, what do they have instead?

Rhizoids.

What are angiosperm also called?

Flowering plants.

What do ferns and mosses have in common?

They are non-seed plants.

Where do seeds grow in gymnosperms plants?

Inside the cones.

Say an example of a multicellular fungi.

Mushrooms

Are plants unicellular or multicellular organisms?

Multicellular.

How can moneras move?

They can move with a tale called flagellum or they don't move.