What part of a plant is responsible for attracting pollinators, creates the seeds and eventually the fruits?

What part of a plant is responsible for taking in light, carbon dioxide and water to produce oxygen and glucose (sugar)?

What part of a plant is responsible for transporting water, nutrients and glucose (sugar) for the entire plant?

What do we call the substances that are essential for the healthy growth of a plant?

What do we call all the insects and animals that are responsible for helping plants reproduce by carrying pollen from one flower to another flower?

What do animals exhale that plants need for photosynthesis?

What do plants release that animals inhale and is needed for survival?

What is another name for the glucose that is the primary food for all plants?

The process that green plants use to convert light energy, carbon dioxide and water into sugar (food for the plant) and oxygen for animals.

All the different plants and animals that live on the Earth?

Why do we call green plants producers?