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30th January 2013, 12:26 PM
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Botany related fundamental type questions
Can you plz tell me from where should I get the Botany related fundamental type questions?
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31st January 2013, 02:52 PM
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Re: Botany related fundamental type questions
You were searching for the Botany related fundamental type questions, so for this I am sharing the information with you: Why are plants important in our environment? As a review and introduction to this lesson, ask the students why plants are important. Possible responses are: • Without plants there would be no life on earth. • The oxygen in the air is produced by plants. • The food we eat comes from plants or animals that eat plants. • Plants give us clothing (cotton, linen). • Plants give us shelter (wood). • Plants give us medicines. • Plants give us ingredients for lotions, shampoos, etc. • Plants give us fuel (wood, coal, oil, and natural gas come from plants that lived long ago). 2. What are the main parts of a plant and what is the job of those parts? As an additional review, ask the students to name the main parts of a plant and how those parts help a plant survive. • ROOTS bring water and minerals (dissolved in the water) into the plant. They also anchor the plant. • TRUNK OR STEM supports the plant and transports the fluids throughout the plant. • LEAVES absorb sunlight and produce the plant's food. • FLOWERS produce seeds. • SEEDS produce new plants. 3. Plants are food factories. The story of Photosynthesis. Background information for the students: Plants make their own food. In fact, this is one of the characteristics of plants. They are food factories. Ask: "What do plants need in order to produce food?" Answers are: sunlight carbon dioxide water minerals from the soil chlorophyll Ask: "What foods do plants produce?" There are many complicated answers to this question, but the basics are: sugars starch vitamins For more questions, download the PDF file provided below: |
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