Plant Systems Jeopardy

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Plant Systems Jeopardy
Plants in the Ecosystem Pass Me a Tissue Structure Function Classify Me Bits Bites
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200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500
Final Jeopardy
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Plants in the Ecosystem 100

• This is the name given to organisms that create
  their own food.

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Plants in the Ecosystem 100

• Autotrophs (Producers)

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Plants in the Ecosystem 200

• This is the complete chemical equation for
  photosynthesis.

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Plants in the Ecosystem 200

• Sunlight 6H2O 6CO2 ? C6H12O6 6O2

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Plants in the Ecosystem 300

• These are 3 reasons why plants are so important
  to humans.

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Plants in the Ecosystem 300

• Food Food Processing
• Energy (Fires)
• Clothing
• Construction
• Medicine, etc.

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Plants in the Ecosystem 400

• These are 2 major reasons why plants are the most
  critical components of an ecosystem.

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Plants in the Ecosystem 400

• Provide energy for the food web
• Provide shelter protection from predators
• Provide physical habitat for organisms to live ,
  etc.

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Plants the Ecosystem 500

• These are 3 major adaptations that needed to be
  made for plants to make the transition to land.

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Plants in the Ecosystem 500

• Supportive structure ? stems roots
• Anchoring structure ? roots
• Transport system ? vascular system
• Means to Reduce of Water Loss ? cuticle (leaf)
• Means to Exchange Gases ? stomata (leaf)
• Reproductive Structures For Dry Conditions ?
  spores, pollen, flowers, fruit, seeds

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Pass Me a Tissue 100

• This tissue carries sugars from the leaves, down
  the stem.

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Pass Me a Tissue 100

• Phloem

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Pass Me a Tissue 200

• This tissue divides rapidly and is responsible
  for the growth of a plant.

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Pass Me a Tissue 200

• Meristematic Tissue

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Pass Me a Tissue 300

• These are the names for the outermost layer of
  cells on a plant, and the waxy coating it
  produces.

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Pass Me a Tissue 300

• Epidermal Cells (Epidermis), Cuticle

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Pass Me a Tissue 400

• These are the names functions for the tissues
  identified here as 4 5

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Pass Me a Tissue 400

• 4. Palisade Mesophyll
• 5. Spongy Mesophyll

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Pass Me a Tissue 500

• This is the explanation why we see rings in a
  cross-sectional cut of a mature tree.

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Pass Me a Tissue 500

• Each year, the trees meristematic tissue
  produces new layers of xylem. The rings
  represent the layers of xylem growth from over
  the trees lifetime!

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Structure Function 100

• This is the reasoning for conditions in which
  stomata open and close.

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Structure Function 100

• Open during day to allow gas exchange for
  photosynthesis,
• Close at night to prevent water loss.

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Structure Function 200
These are the names given to the types of root
systems shown here
A
B
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Structure Function 200
A Tap Root System B Fibrous Root System
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B
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Structure Function 300

• This is the name of the 2 types of tissues
  identified here and the structure that they are a
  part of.

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Structure Function 300
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Structure Function 400

• This is the name of the zones of the root
  labeled
• A, B, C

A
B
C
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Structure Function 400
A
A Zone of Differentiation B Zone of
Elongation C Root Cap
B
C
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Structure Function 500

• This is process by which immature cells
  specialize to take on specific roles within the
  plant.

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Structure Function 500

• Differentiation

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Classify Me 100

• The simplest types of plants are of this type.

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Classify Me 100

• Non-Vascular (mosses, etc.)

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Classify Me 200

• This is the name given to plants that flower.

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Classify Me 200

• Angiosperms

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Classify Me 300

• Evergreens fall under this class of plant.

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Classify Me 300

• Gymnosperms

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Classify Me 400

• These are 2 ways to determine whether a plant is
  a monocot
• or a dicot.

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Classify Me 400
Monocot Dicot
Leaves Parallel Veins Veins branch out
Stems Scattered Vascular Bundles Vascular Bundles in ring around outside
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Classify Me 500

• These are the 4 classifications of plants.

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Classify Me 500

• 1. Non-vascular
• 2. Vascular No-Seeds
• 3. Vascular Cone-Bearing
• 4. Vascular - Flowering

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Bits Bites 100

• This is the major way in which ferns differ from
  most plants.

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Bits Bites 100

• Ferns reproduce using spores.

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Bits Bites 200

• Geotropism can be defined as this.

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Bits Bites 200

• A plants growth response to gravity.

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Bits Bites 300

• As it moves up the plant in the spring, maple
  syrup is gathered from this tissue.

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Bits Bites 300

• Xylem ? moving sugars up the plant to fuel
  growth!

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Bits Bites 400

• These are 2 examples of plant hormones.

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Bits Bites 400

• 2 of
• Auxins,
• Gibberellins,
• Cytokins,
• Abscisic Acid,
• Ethylene.

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Bits Bites 500

• These are 4 factors that will affect plant growth.

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Bits Bites 500

• 4 of
• Temperature, Light, Soil Quality Type, Climate,
  Precipitation, Length of Growing Season, Physical
  Barriers, Competition, Diseases, Predators, etc.

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• FINAL JEOPARDY

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• Label Me
• (You may bet some,
• none or all!)

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FINAL JEOPARDY

• On the flower, these are the names functions of
  the structures labeled

A
B
C
Whole Structure
D
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FINAL JEOPARDY - ANSWER

• A Anther ? produces pollen
• B Stigma ? where pollen attaches
• C Pistil ? takes pollen to egg (female part)
• D Petal ? attracts insects

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B
C
Whole Structure
D