Explain: Chloroplast (3)
- A tiny structure containing chlorophyl - The site of photosynthesis - dak green disks connected by threadlike materials
Explain: Fibirous roots (2) and give examples (3)
many and spred in all directions+ grow close to surface. Examples: Grass/ pine trees/ cactus
Why are roots important? (3)
1- stabilize.the plant / 2- store food made by leaves / 3- absorb water and minerals from the soil
What is the meaning of "Photosynthesis" ?
The process that helps leaves make food.
What is the roots' function in the process of photosynthesis ?
Absorb water and minerals from the soil.
Explain (2) : Taproots and give examples (3).
1 large root + grow deep in the soil (gravity) + carrots, beetroots, raddish
What do chloroplasts contain?
Chlorophyll
What's the diffrence between the stems of many plants and the stems of trees?
Plants: Green + Soft + flexible + carry out photosynthesis like leaves/ Trees and bushes: hard rigid stems
Explain: How plants make their food ( the process of photosynthesis )
water and minerals (roots) + Carbon dioxide (leaf) + sunlight (captured by chlorophyl) = Combine to make food in the leaves
Explain: Chlorophyll
- A green subtance inside of chloroplast - makes leaves green - captures energy from the sun
In what position do stems grow?
Up towards the light
What is the leaves' function in the process of photosynthesis?
1- Absorb carbon dioxide / 2- the chlorophyl inside of leaves captures energy from the sun
What do plants need to make their food?
Sunlight / Carbon Dioxide / water
Types of roots (2)
Taproots: 1 large root + grow deep in the soil (gravity) + carrots, beetroots, raddish / Fibrous roots: many and spred in all directions+ grow close to surface
What are airplants?
- Don't have roots / - Make food by absorbing moisture from the air