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Plants

LS4 3.08

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Plants are organisms.

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Plants are the type of organism that can produce their own food, unlike animals. Animals must consume other organisms for the energy they need.

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Plants produce food energy in a process called photosynthesis.

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Three things are needed by plants in order for photosynthesis to occur.

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Light from the Sun

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Light from the Sun

CO2 from the air

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Light from the Sun

CO2 from the air

Water from the plants roots

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What is the process called in which plants make food?

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What is the process called in which plants make food?

Photosynthesis

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What three things must plants have in order to make food?

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What three things must plants have in order to make food?

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Light

CO2

water

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Plants need small amounts of other substances (vitamins, minerals) to do their best work. Plants get these nutrients from the soil.

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What do we call the small amounts of vitamins and minerals that plants get from the soil?

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What do we call the small amounts of vitamins and minerals that plants get from the soil?

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Nutrients

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Plants don’t live forever. They grow old and die like every other organism.

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Plants would disappear from Earth unless they reproduce. “Reproduce” means to make more of the same.

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The way most plants reproduce is by making seeds.

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But, before a plant can make a seed, it must get a tiny bit of pollen from a similar plant.

This pollen is magnified many times

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Pollen is made in a plant’s flower. Pollen is a fine powder that can blow on the breezes from one plant to another.

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But blowing in the wind is not a sure way to get pollen from one plant to another.

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Sometimes animals help plants move pollen from plant to plant.

Plants make nectar, a sweet substance, in their flowers.

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Pollen sticks to animals as they collect nectar.

Some pollen falls off at the next flower. It just takes a tiny bit of pollen for a plant to make a seed.

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Bees are very important in pollination. Without bees there would be a lot less food for people to eat.

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How do most plants reproduce (make new plants like themselves)?

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How do most plants reproduce (make new plants like themselves)?

seeds

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What must most plants do before they can make seeds?

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What must most plants do before they can make seeds?

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Get pollen from a similar plant

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What are two ways that pollen gets from one plant to another?

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What are two ways that pollen gets from one plant to another?

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• Blown by the wind

Carried by animals

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What are two ways that pollen gets from one plant to another?

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• Blown by the wind

• Carried by animals

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What is the most important animal for pollination of plants?

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What is the most important animal for pollination of plants?

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Bees

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After pollination has taken place, the plants can make seeds.

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A seed contains a baby plant together with a supply of food to get it started.

Ungerminated plant

Plant food

seed

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After it germinates, the new plant must reach the sun for energy before the

food in the seed runs out.

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Some plants produce seeds in ways that make food for animals.

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Once again animals can help the plants.

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Once again animals can help the plants.

This time, by dispersing seeds so new plants can grow in different areas.

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Animals drop some seeds as they move around. Animals help plants by dispersing seeds.

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When animals drop seeds it helps the plant reproduce in new places.

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What is another way that animals help plants?

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What is another way that animals help plants?

Dispersing seeds

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What does the word “disperse” mean?

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To spread around in different places.

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A seed can stay dormant (asleep) for years. They usually won’t wake up unless there is water.

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The word for a seed “waking up” and beginning to grow is germination.

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Germination is also called sprouting.

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After the seed germinates, the stem grows up and the roots grow down.

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Some plants send down one strong, deep root called a taproot.

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Other plants have a system of many softer roots called fibrous roots.

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Here are plants with a taproot and a fibrous root side by side.

taproot fibrous root

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Every kind of root has tiny root hairs that absorb water for the plant.

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Other plants have structures that store a lot of food energy in their roots. These roots are called tubers.

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Potatoes, radishes, and carrots are all tubers.

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As plants grow above the ground, the stem holds the leaves up in the air.

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The stem has tubes that carry water and nutrients from the roots up to the leaves.

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Plants must have light for energy. The stem holds leaves up to get more light.

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The leaves must have sunlight to make the food that the plant needs to live and grow.

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Leaves also give off water vapor as they make food. This water is called transpiration.

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Leaves also give off water vapor as they make food. This water is called transpiration. Bigger leaves give away more water.

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What is the word for water vapor that a plant releases through its leaves?

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What is the word for water vapor that a plant releases through its leaves?

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transpiration

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What are the two words for a seed beginning to grow into a plant?

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What are the two words for a seed beginning to grow into a plant?

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• germination

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What are two words for a seed beginning to grow into a plant?

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• germination

• sprouting

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What kind of root is strong and grows deep?

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What kind of root is strong and grows deep?

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taproot

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What kind of root system has a lot of smaller roots?

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What kind of root system has a lot of smaller roots?

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Fibrous roots

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What are the tiny roots that absorb water?

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What are the tiny roots that absorb water?

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root hairs

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What kind of roots store large masses of food energy?

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What kind of roots store large masses of food energy?

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tubers

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Sometimes plants must make changes if they are to survive in their ecosystem.

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Such changes are called

adaptations.

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A plant in the desert must adapt to very low rainfall and a lot of intense sunshine.

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Big leaves that give away a lot of water as transpiration wouldn’t help a plant in the desert.

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Desert plants have adapted by developing very thin leaves that don’t give away much water.

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Cactus needles are leaves that have adapted to a hot dry environment.

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It doesn’t rain much in the desert and when it does rain the water doesn’t soak very deep into the soil.

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It doesn’t rain much in the desert and when it does rain the water doesn’t soak very deep into the soil.

Deep roots wouldn’t really help a cactus.

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Cactus plants have adapted to this.

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Cactus plants have shallow roots, close to the surface, that reach as far out as they can.

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This is a good adaptation in a place where rain doesn’t soak deep into the ground.

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Big leaves would be a good adaptation where it rains a lot and big trees steal most of the sunlight.

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What is the word for a change that an organism makes to help in live in its environment?

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What is the word for a change that an organism makes to help in live in its environment?

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adaptation

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Trees in different climates have to adapt to their local conditions.

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In a tropical rainforest, near the equator, it is always hot and it rains almost every day. Many plants thrive here.

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Trees may adapt here by growing very high to catch more sunlight.

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Plants that don’t grow high need to adapt with large leaves to catch more of the limited sunlight that makes it down low.

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Deciduous forestdee sid jew us

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Deciduous forestdee sid jew us Temperate climates are

hot in the summer.

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Deciduous forestdee sid jew us

But they can be very cold in the winter.

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Deciduous trees adapt to hot summers and cold by having lots of leaves in summer, dropping them all in autumn, and hibernating all winter.

summer winter

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Deserts

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Most desert trees have adapted by growing near the few sources of water.

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Or they have adapted small leaves that don’t lose a lot of water through transpiration.

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No trees can adapt to grow in ground that is always frozen.

In the tundra, in the far north and south latitudes, there are no trees.

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If an organism can’t adapt to its environment, it won’t survive.