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| A taxonomic category grouping together all forms of life. |
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| The immature,wingless,feeding stage in the life cycle of many insects. |
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| The life cycle of some insects that progresses from egg, to larva, to pupa, and finally to adult. |
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| Metamorphasis, incomplete |
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| The life cycle of some insects that progresses from egg, to number of nymphal stages, and finally to adult. Different insects have different number of nymphal stages. |
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| A cell organelle that processes sugar, providing energy for the cell and releasing simple chemicals into cell cytoplasm. |
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| one of the five kingdoms of life. Organisms in this kingdom are all prokaryiotic cells called bacteria |
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| This cell organelle regulates the production of proteins and contains genetic material. |
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| Structure inside eukaryotic cells that performs specialized function |
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| An individual living thing, suck as a plant, animal, fungus, bacteria, or protist |
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| The part of the plant at the base of pistil that contains the egg. After fertilization the ovary turns into a fruit |
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| The potential seeds found within the ovaries of a plant |
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| A ciliated protists that lives in fresh water and eats other tiny organisms for food |
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| A chemical released by an animal to communicate with or influence another member of the same species |
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| the tissue within a plant that transports food made in the leaves to all other parts of the plant |
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| The process by which a plant and some protists and bacteria use light energy, carbon dioxide, and water to make sugar |
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| A part of a flower. It is female reproductive structure. It consists of the ovary, containing seeds, and stigma |
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| the tiny particles that contain the male sex cells. Pollen develops on the anthers. The pollen must be transported to the pistil for fertilization to occur |
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| the transfer of male pollen grains from the anther in one flower to the stigma on the female pistil in another flower |
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| A primitive kind of cell containing no nucleus or organelles. All prokaryotic cells are organisms called bacteria |
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| One of the five kingdoms of life. This very diverse kingdom is made up of eukaryotic cells, most of which single-celled organism |
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