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Mind Map by Keontae Childs, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Keontae Childs
about 9 years ago
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Plant's
Characteristics of
Life
- Traits
- multiecelluar
- (of an organism or
part) having or
consisting of many
cells.
- These tiny
organisms
are
unicellular,
composed
of only a
single cell.
- The familiar plants,
animals and fungi that
we can see represent
only a tiny fraction of
life on Earth. These
organisms, being made
of more than one cell,
are called multicellular.
- The familiar plants,
animals and fungi that
we can see represent
only a tiny fraction of
life on Earth. These
organisms, being made
of more than one cell,
are called multicellular.
- These tiny
organisms
are
unicellular,
composed
of only a
single cell.
- (of an organism or
part) having or
consisting of many
cells.
- Producers
- a person, company, or
country that makes,
grows, or supplies goods
or commodities for sale.
- Producers are any kind of green
plant. Green plants make their
food by taking sunlight and using
the energy to make sugar.
- The plant uses this sugar, also called
glucose to make many things, such as
wood, leaves, roots, and bark. Trees,
such as they mighty Oak, and the grand
American Beech, are examples of
producers
- The plant uses this sugar, also called
glucose to make many things, such as
wood, leaves, roots, and bark. Trees,
such as they mighty Oak, and the grand
American Beech, are examples of
producers
- Producers are any kind of green
plant. Green plants make their
food by taking sunlight and using
the energy to make sugar.
- a person, company, or
country that makes,
grows, or supplies goods
or commodities for sale.
- Eukaryotes
- an organism consisting of
a cell or cells in which the
genetic material is DNA in
the form of chromosomes
contained within a
distinct nucleus.
Eukaryotes include all
living organisms other
than the eubacteria and
archaebacteria.
- Eukaryotes can
reproduce both by
asexual reproduction
through mitosis and
sexual reproduction
through meiosis.
- In meiosis, DNA replication is
followed by two rounds of cell
division to produce four daughter
cells each with half the number of
chromosomes as the original parent
cell (haploid cells). These act as sex
cells (gametes – each gamete has
just one complement of
chromosomes, each a unique mix of
the corresponding pair of parental
chromosomes) resulting from
genetic recombination during
meiosis.
- In meiosis, DNA replication is
followed by two rounds of cell
division to produce four daughter
cells each with half the number of
chromosomes as the original parent
cell (haploid cells). These act as sex
cells (gametes – each gamete has
just one complement of
chromosomes, each a unique mix of
the corresponding pair of parental
chromosomes) resulting from
genetic recombination during
meiosis.
- Eukaryotes can
reproduce both by
asexual reproduction
through mitosis and
sexual reproduction
through meiosis.
- an organism consisting of
a cell or cells in which the
genetic material is DNA in
the form of chromosomes
contained within a
distinct nucleus.
Eukaryotes include all
living organisms other
than the eubacteria and
archaebacteria.
- multiecelluar
- Classification
- Nonvascular
- Vascular.
- Any of various plants that
have the vascular tissues
xylem and phloem. The
vascular plants include all
seed-bearing plants (the
gymnosperms and
angiosperms) and the
pteridophytes (including
the ferns, lycophytes, and
horsetails). Also called
tracheophyte. Compare
nonvascular plant.
- Any of various plants that
have the vascular tissues
xylem and phloem. The
vascular plants include all
seed-bearing plants (the
gymnosperms and
angiosperms) and the
pteridophytes (including
the ferns, lycophytes, and
horsetails). Also called
tracheophyte. Compare
nonvascular plant.
- Nonvascular
- Adaptations
- Reproduction
- Reproduction (or
procreation) is the
biological process by
which new individual
organisms –
"offspring" – are
produced from their
"parents".
- Reproduction is a
fundamental feature of all
known life; each individual
organism exists as the result
of reproduction.
- There are two forms of
reproduction: asexual and
sexual
- There are two forms of
reproduction: asexual and
sexual
- Reproduction is a
fundamental feature of all
known life; each individual
organism exists as the result
of reproduction.
- Reproduction (or
procreation) is the
biological process by
which new individual
organisms –
"offspring" – are
produced from their
"parents".
- Transportation
- Transportation is a
process of
transporting water,
minerals and food to
all parts of the plant
body.
- . Conducting tissues
such as xylem and
phloem will play an
important role in
Transportation
- . Water is transported from
roots to all parts of the plant
by xylem vessels through
root hairs.
- . Water is transported from
roots to all parts of the plant
by xylem vessels through
root hairs.
- . Conducting tissues
such as xylem and
phloem will play an
important role in
Transportation
- Transportation is a
process of
transporting water,
minerals and food to
all parts of the plant
body.
- Support
- bear all or part of the
weight of; hold up
- Stems do many things. They
support the plant. They act like
the plant's plumbing system,
conducting water and nutrients
from the roots and food in the
form of glucose from the leaves
to other plant parts.
- Stems do many things. They
support the plant. They act
like the plant's plumbing
system, conducting water
and nutrients from the roots
and food in the form of
glucose from the leaves to
other plant parts.
- Stems do many things. They
support the plant. They act
like the plant's plumbing
system, conducting water
and nutrients from the roots
and food in the form of
glucose from the leaves to
other plant parts.
- Stems do many things. They
support the plant. They act like
the plant's plumbing system,
conducting water and nutrients
from the roots and food in the
form of glucose from the leaves
to other plant parts.
- bear all or part of the
weight of; hold up
- Protection
- the action of protecting
someone or something,
or the state of being
protected.
- the act of protecting or the
state of being protected;
preservation from injury
or harm.
- Protection refers to keeping
something or someone
safe. Through protection,
we shelter and defend
things.
- Protection refers to keeping
something or someone
safe. Through protection,
we shelter and defend
things.
- the act of protecting or the
state of being protected;
preservation from injury
or harm.
- the action of protecting
someone or something,
or the state of being
protected.
- Reproduction
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