The process of spouting form a seed into a seedling
Germination
How are invasive and native different?
Native is original to an area whereas invasive is non-native and tends to spread beyond where it is wanted.
Where plants grwo in different biomes? Arctic tundra/ Rainforest/ Aquatic
Arctic Tundra: Grow close to the ground/ Rainforest: Grown on top of others to better reach the light; Aquatic : Leaves float in order to get sunlight
Native flowers in Canada Ontario ? Quebec ? New Brunswick ? Nova Scotia ? PEI ?
Trillium / Flag Iris / Violet / Lady's Slipper
early growth from a germinating seed
shoot
Two ways animals use plants, Give them examples
Shelter/ Beaver uses branches to build, Food/ Cow eats grass.
A scientist who studies plants
botanist
Animals breath in ***** and breathe out *******
Oxygen/ carbon dioxide
What is biome
An area of plants and animals and their habitats
Seeds need **** and **** to germinate. They used their stored *** for energy to grow. Once energy is depleted, seedings make their own foood using *****.
water/ warmth food sunlight
A change to suit an environment
adaptation
Plants breath in ***** and breathe out ****
carbon dioxide/ Oxygen
Germination Process 1. the seed sents a *** downward into the soil to take in *** 2. it sends a **** upwards to get sunlight. 3. the baby plants grows *** to produce its own foood using sunlight.
root/ water shoot leave
What are the examples of plant adaptations?
1. Plants turn towards light; 2 store water in its stem; 3 defend themselves againist animal like needle, 4. appear attractive to pollinators
Pollination happens either by animal or by wind. What is the characteristics of flower for animal pollination?
Flowers have strong scnets, sweet nectar, birgith colours to attract animals.
Pollination happens either by animal or by wind. What is the characteristics of flower for wind pollination?
Flowers are small, no scents and dull colours
What are the environmental conditions that threaten plant life?