The __________ is the body's transport system, with blood serving as the transfer mode.

What do you call to this kind of Asexual reproduction in Animals?

The plants _______

Waste disposal in __________ with a single layer of cells is primarily achieved via diffusion from the location of waste creation to the outside environment.

Pesticides, ________, and Bactericides are examples of chemical control.

_________ reproduction involves the fusion of male and female gametes.

_________ reproduction has several types such as fragmentation, budding, spore formation, and vegetative propagation.

When the sperm from a male animal and egg from a female animal join together it will form a _______ , Then it will grow and develop to become a baby animal.

Nervous Coordination of the body is done by the _________ via nerve impulse transmitted through neurons.

___________ reproduction results in genetically identical organisms, whereas ___________ reproduction results in offspring that are genetically distinct from their parents.

Plant cells absorb energy from sunlight or through the process of photosynthesis, while animal cells absorb nutrients from food or by the consumption of other organisms.

A physico-chemical process that occurs in the leaves, is how they make their nourishment is called ________.

Xylem and Phloem make up the big transportation system of vascular plants.

Plants have no brain or central nervous system, which means they can't feel anything.

Plants may look weak and defenseless, but they have their ways of reacting to threats. Like spikes, poison, bad taste, and others.

________ travels through the tissues of aquatic plants and serves as a channel for gas exchange. _______ enters the tissues of terrestrial plants, and the ________ permeate into the moisture soaking the inside cells.

Gasses do not travel through the leaf's cuticle, but rather through stomata in the cuticle and epidermis.

_______ is always alive. ______tissue dies after one year and then develops a new. 

Photosynthesis waste products accumulate in the leaves and bark of plants. To get rid of these pollutants, plants lose their leaves and bark.