5th Grade Plants
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| Kingdom | The 5 groups that scientist classify living things.
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| What are the 5 Kingdoms? | Animals, Plants, Protists, Fungi, Monerans
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| Characters used to classify living things? | Physical Structure & Makeup, means to obtaining food and means of reproduction.
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| How to fungi differ from green plants? | Fungi lacks chlorophyll, which means it must obtain food from an outside source.
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| Examples of Animals: | Turtle, horses, humans
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| Examples of Fungi: | Yeast and mushrooms
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| Examples of Plants: | Flowers and trees
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| Examples of Protist: | Algae and Protozoa
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| Examples of Monerans: | Bacteria and blue/green algae
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| What is a Tissue? | group of cells with similar functions
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| What are the 4 main types of Plant Tissues? | Connective, Storage, Epidermal and Support
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| What are the 4 different plant parts? | Flower, Stem, Leaves and Root
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| What are the vegetative parts of a plant? | Roots, Steam and leaves
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| What are the reproductive parts of a plant? | Flowers, Fruits and Seed
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| What are the 2 types of seed bearing plants? | Angiosperms and gymniosperms
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| What is a seed bearing "flowering" plant? | Angiosperm
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| What is a seed bearing "cone bearing" plant? | Gymniosperm
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| What are the 4 stages of a seed bearing plant? | Beginning Stage, Growth Stage, Adult Stage and Death Stage
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| Where the sperm cell and egg cell join? | Fertilization during the beginning stage.
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| What is Mitosis? | Process in which fertilized egg divides until it produces a seed.
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| Stage where Mitosis happens and a seed is formed, also leaves are formed. | Growth stage
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| Stage where plant makes many egg cells and it ready to reproduce | Adult stage
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| Stage where plant is in old age and final changes happen | Death Stage
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| What is the main purpose of the flower in a flowering plant? | To accomplish Reproduction!
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| the most common type of plant is? | Flowering plants!
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| many flowering plants are grown for there flowers.Examples are... | Tulips,Roses,Pansies,Lilacs!
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| flowering plants are grown for there fruits or vegetibals that they provide as food. Examples are... | Watermelons,cucumbers,cherries,and tomatos!
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| where the flowers on these plants?! | The flowers appear during a life stage of the plant before the fruit of vegetibal appears!
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| WHERE IS POLLEN MADE AND STORED? | ANTHER
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| WITCH TWO PARTS ARE CONSISTED IN THE STAMEN? | FILAMENT& ANTHER
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| WHERE ARE THE MALE PARTS CONTAINED IN THE FLOWER? | STAMEN
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| WHAT ARE THE THREE PARTS THAT MAKE UP THE FEMAL PART? | OVARY,STYLE,STIGMA
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| WHAT IS THE FEMALE PART OF THE FLOWER? | PISTAL
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| WHAT IS THE OUTER PART OF THE FLOWER/ | PETAL
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| what is a spore? | a tiny speacialized structure that is able to grow into a new organism
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| what are th life stages of spore bearing organisms? | 1.begining stage
2.growth stage
3.adult stage
4.old age and death stage
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| what do spores need to grow? | moisture and food
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| Fern life begins as a? | Spore
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| spores are formed in? | spore cases.
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| frens grow by? | mitosis.
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| sprem & egg calls are formed in? | the prothallus.
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| the sperm cells get to hte egg by? | swimming.
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