One example of a Eubacteria is:

Select all true statements about Archaebacteria

One example of a Archaebacteria is:

Select all true statements about Animals

Select one example of an Animal

Select all true statements about Plants

Select one example of a plant

Select all true statements about Protists

Select one example of a Fungi

True or False:

My domain is Fungi if I have eukaryotic cell and a decomposer.

True or False:

My kingdom is protist if I am a bacteria.

True or False:

some fungi are unicellular.

True or False:

Bacteria are unicellular.

True or False:

Some protists are multicellular

True or False:

Plants are prokaryotic.

True or False:

Some animals are unicellular

True or False:

Some bacteria are autotrophs

True or False:

Fungi are autotrophs.

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"fine hair like extensions off roots that collect water and nutrients through adhesion and cohesion."

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"Site of a lot of chloroplasts and photosynthesis, surface area = High light and gas exchange."

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"Underground to collect water and nutrients. Has growth tips with high mitosis."

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"Carries food/nutrients from the roots to the leaves for life and photosynthesis."

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"Vascular tissue carrying water up by adhesion and cohesion to the leaves for photosynthesis."

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"The gaseous water goes in and out of this part of the leaf."

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"Support - has water and nutrients travel up to leaves from roots."

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"This tissue is the xylem and phloem. Carries water and nutrients. "

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"This tissue is the skin of a plant"

Stomata regulate gaseous water coming in and out of the leaf.

Epidermal cells are like skin cells to the plant.

Stomata have guard cells that open and close the stomata.

Epidermal cells carry water and nutrients

Transpiration is the word describing gaseous water going in and out of the stomata

T/F: Non-Vascular plants are small, and grow in damp places. This is because they have to take water directly through their skin; they have no roots.

T/F: The phloem is dermal tissue

T/F: the xylem carries mostly food

T/F: The Xylem is vascular tissue

T/F: The phloem is vascular tissue

The Xylem carries water

T/F: The phloem carries mostly food and nutrients and sometimes some water.  

T/F: The phloem carries nutrient and food

T/F: The Xylem is dermal tissue

Look at the picture. What letter from the picture and statement describes the Stigma?

Look at the picture. What letter from the picture and statement describes the Ovary?

Look at the picture. What letter from the picture and statement describes the Anther?

What statement describes the Woody Cone?

Choose TWO correct statements about respiration

Choose TWO correct statements about anaerobic respiration

Choose TWO correct statements about Cellular respiration

What is metabolism?

What is fermentation?

Select Two true statements about photosynthesis:

Choose TWO correct statements about aerobic respiration

What is CO2?

What is H20?

What is C6H12O6?

What is O2?

Select the true photosynthesis equation.

Select the true Respiration equation.

Select the true Aerobic Respiration equation.

Select the true Anaerobic Respiration equation.