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plant life
flora
the only true carnivores family
felines
a plant that dies in a single growing season
annuel
plants that life through 2 growing season
biennial
plants that live from year to year and bloom each growing season
perennial
active mainly during the day
diurnal
active mainly during the night
nocturnal
animals that do not exist wiped out by humans
extinct
when an animal is about to be extinct its consired
endangered
the sum of all activity
metaboism
helps them blend in with there enviorment
camoflouflage
can be cut only one way to create right and left halves
bilateral symmetrys
Can be cut multiple ways to create mirror halves
Radial symmetry
When organisms can not be cut
Asymmetry
The ability of an object to be cut into equal halves that are mirror images of each other
Symmetry
He transfer of pollen from the anther to The stigma
Pollination
The uniting of a sperm cell from pollen grain with an egg cell in the ovary this leads to the formation of a seed
Fertilization
The vase shaped structure of the flower
Pistil
The sticky top Of the pistil
Stigma
The large round bottom of the flower
Ovary
The stalk that connects the stigma to the ovary
Style
The plants future seeds that ovary holds
Ovule
Surrounds the pistil
Stamen
The stamen consists of this wich produce pollen grains
Anther
The stamen also consists of a thin stalk
Filament
Surrounds the pistil and the stamen which often serves to attract insects or birds that pollinate the plant
Petals
The leaf like structure that surrounds the base of the petal protects the bud till it opens up
Sepals
The developing flower
Bud
The enlarged upper portion of the flowers stem
Receptacle
Maintains your connective tissues helps your immune system develops strong bones and teeth and prevent fatigue and allegeries fresh fruits and vegetables including lemons, oranges, strawberries, broccoli, and spinach are a great source of
Vitamin c
Most leaf blades are attached to the node by a stalk
Petiole
Carries sugar from the leaves to the stem and roots to be stored
Phloem
Carries water and nutrients from the root hairs to the leaves where the water is used in photosynthesis or released through the stomata
Xylem
The largest part of the brain and controls conscious thought and reason
Cerebrum
Below the cerebrum behind the head it's responsible for balance and skeletal muscle coordination
Cerebellum
Connects the rest of the brain to the spinal cord
Brain stem
Claims that evolution occurs in short periods of rapid change seperated by long periods of no change
Punctuated equilibrium
Layers of skin from top to bottom
Epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous layer
One of the most unique seedless plants
Ferns
mammals that have a pouch
Marsupials
Meat eaters
Cranivores
Plant eaters
Herbivores
Bothe meat eater and plant eater
Omnivores
Mammals that reproduce by laying eggs yet have the unique mammalian charateristics
Oviparous
The most prevelant illegal drugs in the u.s.
Marijuana