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Answer |
Are plants, which is an organism that can produce their own energy through chemical reactions |
Autotrophs |
The process that plants use to produce sugar |
Photosynthesis |
Chemical energy that is transformed from the SUN |
Radiant Energy |
An organelle found in the plant cell in the leaves of green plants which help to produce food for the plant (in the form of sugar/glucose) during photosynthesis |
Chloroplasts |
6H2O+6CO2+light energy–> C6H12)6(sugar/glucose)+6O2 |
Equation for Photosynthesis |
Plants have water in their cell vacuoles, the water pushes (like a force) on the cell membrane & cell wall, creating a type of PRESSURE which makes the cell kind of stiff or rigid |
Turgor Pressure |
Is a growth response of a plant |
Tropism |
Plants response to Earth's gravity; roots grow towards the source of gravity (positive), grows away from gravity (negative). |
Geotropism(Gravity Tropism) |
Plant growth in response to a light source; plants bends to grow towards the sun. |
Phototropism |
Plant growth in response to water; plants roots grow towards a water source. |
Hydrotropism |
Plant growth in response to touch; plant wraps around an object that it comes in tact with. |
Thighmotropism |
Vessels in the stem to transport water |
Xylem |
Vessels in the stem to transport food. |
Phloem |