Nutrition, grow, reproduction

Nutrition, Response, dead

Nutrition, Response, Reproduction

Muscles and organs

Life

Cells

Grow and maintain their bodies.

Obtain energy to perform all life processess.

Reproducing

Generate energy

Is one process which allow them to obtain matter and energy.

Is the series of processes which allow them to obtain matter and energy.

All living organisms perform a set of processes that allow them to respond to changes in their bodies.

All living organisms perform a set of processes that allow them to respond to changes in their surroundings.

All living organisms need to interact with their environment in order to survive.

All living organisms not need to interact with their environment in order to survive.

Reproduction in the process por make living organisms

Reproduction in the series of processes by which living organisms create new organisms similar to them.

All living organisms result from the reproduction of another living organism.

Some living organisms result from the reproduction of another living organism.

We need to eat in order to grow and have sufficient energy to live through the day.

All living things need food to survive.

Some living things no need food to survive.

We no need to eat in order to grow

Sunlight

Cells

Food

Watter

Plants need to eat.

Animals need to eat in order to incorporate food into their body.

Not all living organisms need to eat. Some organisms make their own food from nonliving matter.

There are two types of nutrition in nature: Heterotrophic and Autotrophic.

Heterotrophic organisms feed on other living oganisms or on substances produced by other living organisms.

Autotrophic organisms feed on other living oganisms or on substances produced by other living organisms.

Autotrophic organisms make their own food fron nonliving matter in the environment and thanks to sunlignt energy.

Heterotrohic organisms make their own food fron nonliving matter in the environment and thanks to sunlignt energy.

Animals and fungi

Plants and algae

Animals and algae

Animals and plants

Animals and plants

Animals and fungi

Plants and algae

Plants and fungi

Water

Mineral salts

Carbon dioxide

Helium

Plants absorb water and mineral salts from the soil through their leaves.

Plants absorb carbon dioxide, from the air through tiny pores on the surface of their leaves.

Plants absorb carbon dioxide, from the air through their roots.

Plants absorb water and mineral salts from the soil through their roots.

Thanks sunlight plants transforms nonliving matter into food through photosynthesis.

Photosynthesis is a process of the plants for transform nonliving matter in food.

The food produced is transported from the roots to the rest of the plant.

The food produced is transported from the leaves to the rest of the plant.

The plants used the food produced for growth or as an source of energy.

Energy is not necessary for living organisms.

Living organisms consume energy even when sleeping.

Food is the energy source for all living organisms.

To extract the energy contained in food, animals and plants use sunlignt.

To extract the energy contained in food, animals and plants use oxygen.

Nonliving matter can give rise to a living organism spontaneously.

All living organisms are produced by other living organisms.

Most living organisms reproduce sexually, but many organisms also have the ability to reproduce asexually.

The size and shape of a newly born living organism not change dramatically over time.

Sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction.

Bidual reproduction.

Clon reproduction.

Sexual reproduction only

In sexual reproduction: two parents (female and male) cooperate in order to produce new living organisms.

In sexual reproduction: single parent produces living organisms.

In asexual reproduction a singel parent organism produced new living organisms that are identical to it.

In asexual reproduction a singel parent organism produced new living organisms but that not are identical to it.

Living organisms grow, also develop (undergo changes in their body structure and function which allow them to reproduce.

An organism is a juvenile when it has yet to develop.

An organism is a adult when it has yet to develop.

An organism is a adult when it is already capable of reproducing.

Living organisms are surrounded by an environment that is constantly changing and evolving.

Living organisms are surrounded by an environment that not change.

Organisms must to detect changes and respond to the changes .

Some living organisms not interact with their environment.