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type of tissue found in plants that enables them to transport water and nutrients throughout the plant |
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vascular tissue that transports water |
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vascular tissue that transports sugar |
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anchors and absorbs water for the plant |
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supports transports materials within plant and helps protect against predators holds up flowers holds up leaves |
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What kind of leaves do plants have that live on rainforest floor? |
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enables some animals to look more like dangerous animals |
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enables animals to blend in with their surroundings ex: chameleon lizard changes color to blend in with surroundings |
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process where 2 species evolve in response to changes in each other ex: orchid has nectar at bottom of tube (40cm long) and a moth has a mouthpart that can reach exactly 40 cm to get nectar |
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organism that causes disease |
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Name the 4 types of pathogens |
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bacteria viruses fungi protists |
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How do bacteria make us sick? |
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damage cells and tissues release toxins |
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What are bacterial infections cured with? |
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What kind of cells do bacteria have? |
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Name some bacterial infections |
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Lyme disease Tetanus Tuberculosis Diphtheria Bacterial meningitis Strep throat |
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What are some fungal diseases? |
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athlete's food fungus ring worm |
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What is the role of fungi? |
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eukaryotic, heterotrophic decomposers ex: mushrooms |
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What is the main characteristic of viruses? |
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genetic material (DNA or RNA) surrounded by protein coat no cure must have a hot cell virus takes over host cell and tells it to make more viruses |
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Name some examples of viral infections. |
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cold, measles, rabies, chickenpox, herpes, HIV, AIDS |
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