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4.4 Life Processes
What is the function of roots?
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What is the function of plant
stems?
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Plant stems provide support
for the plant and allow
movement of water and
nutrients into the plant.
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How can the plants be
divided?
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What are the major parts of
seed producing plants?
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What is the function of the
stamen and pistil of a flower?
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Roots anchor the plants and
take water and nutrients from
the soil.
The plants can be divided into
plants that produce seeds and
plants that produce spores.
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Most seed producing plants
have roots, stems, leaves, and
flowers.
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The stamen and pistil of a
flower are the reproductive
parts of the flower.
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What are the sepals of the
flower?
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The sepals of a flower are the
small leaves that form the
housing for a developing
flower.
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What is pollination?
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Pollination is the part of the
reproductive of flowering
plants. It is the process by
which pollen is transferred
from stamens to the stigma.
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What are two examples of
plants that reproduce by
spores?
Two plants that produce by
spores are ferns and mosses.
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How do green plants produce
food?
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Describe the process of
photosynthesis.
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Green plants produce their
own food by the process of
photosynthesis.
Green plants use chlorophyll to
produce food (sugar), using
carbon dioxide, water,
enzymes and other chemicals,
and sunlight.
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What is the primary food
producing part of plants?
Leaves are the primary food
producing part of plants.
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What is released during
photosynthesis?
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What is dormancy?
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Oxygen is released during
photosynthesis.
Dormancy is a plant
adaptation. It is a period of
suspended life processes
brought on by changes in the
environment.
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