Plants Tropisms and Photosynthesis

A plants response to gravitational force is - (a)  

• Geotropsim
• Thigmotropsim
• Hydrotropism
• Phototropism

(a)   is the chemical process plants, some algae, and bacteria go through to produce Glucose and Oxygen

• Photosynthesis
• Geosynthesis
• Hydrosynthesis
• Thigmosynthesis

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A plants response to moisture in soil is - (a)  

• Geotropsim
• Thigmotropsim
• Hydrotropism
• Phototropism

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Plants are considered producers because they (a)  

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Glucose helps maintain life on our planet by storing - (a)  

• Oxygen
• Chemical Energy
• Carbon Dioxide
• Water

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In plants, it is a response of turning toward or away from a stimuli. (a)  

• Chlorophyll
• Photosynthesis
• Tropsims
• Stomata

A plants response to physical touch is - (a)  

• Geotropsim
• Thigmotropsim
• Hydrotropism
• Phototropism

The green pigment in leaves is called -- (a)  

• Chloroplasts
• Glucose
• Stomata
• Chlorophyll

All organisms need (a)   or a source of chemical energy to carry out basic life functions. Plants make it themselves through photosynthesis; animals get it from what they eat, or consume

• Functional energy
• Mechanical energy
• Physical energy
• Glucose

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The (a)   in plant cells absorbs radiant energy from the sun. It is here where radiant energy is converted into chemical energy.

• Stomata
• Chloroplasts
• Chlorophyll
• Glucose

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