G4 CH2 L3 Plants and Their Surroundings | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Explain the adaptations of a mangrove tree.

They have WIDE SPREADING ROOTS FOR STABILIZATION IN WATER, THEIR ROOTS FILTER SALT WATER, and THEY GROW NEAR THE EDGE THE RAINFOREST FOR THE BEST SUNLIGHT.

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What is a stimulus?

It's something in an environment that CAUSES a living thing to REACT.

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Plants cannot move freely. How do they compensate for not being able to move and change their environment?

Plants instead ADAPT, REACT and CHANGE to their environment.

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What are the three types of plant stimuli?

They're: LIGHT, WATER, and GRAVITY.

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How are the adaptations of a desert plant different from those of a rainforest plant?

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How do plants respond to stimuli?

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How do "drip tip leaves" best suit plants in the rainforest?

Many plants have developed drip tip leaves to quickly FUNNEL WATER OFF THEMSELVES to prevent rotting and fungus growth.

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What is a tropism?

It's the REACTION of a plant to its ENVIRONMENT.

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Other than water, light, and gravity, what TWO stimuli do plants react to?

CHEMICALS and HEAT.

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Explain the adaptations of a cactus.

The STEM, SHAPE, ROOTS, and SPINE all have specific adaptations to help a cactus survive in the desert.

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