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| Which macronutrient comes from soil and superphosphate? |
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| What micronutrient is required to split water in photosynthesis? |
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| Which weed seed has a hard cover and spikes surrounding it?` |
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| Which soil order is formed from volcanic ash? |
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| What is a stack of thylakoids called? |
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| A _________________ flower is one that has all four principle parts? |
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| What is the whole female reproductive part of the flower called? |
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| In what part of the plant cell does photosynthesis take place? |
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| Which part of the plant cell protects and gives shape to the cell? |
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| Which part of the plant cell contains DNA? |
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| Which method of managing invasive weeds involves using other plants, animals, or insects to control weeds? |
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| Which macronutrient is an essential part of chlorophyll? |
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| Which nutrient deficiency causes twig dieback? |
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| Which micronutrient is required by enzymes to breakdown carbohydrates and performs nitrogen metabolism? |
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| How many cotyledons does a bean seed have? |
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| How many cotyledons does a monocot have? |
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| What are the "guts" of a plant cell called? |
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| What typ eof leaf venation pattern does a monocot have? |
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| What types of roots does a dicot have? |
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| If a soil sample is 20% clay, 50% sand, and 30% silt, what soil type is it? |
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| Which soil order is clay-rich and swells and shrinks? |
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| Which soil order is found here on the prairie? |
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| Which soil order includes soils that don't fit anywhere else? |
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| Which macronutrient forms the backbone of plant biomolecules? |
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| Which macronutrient is part of cell walls and membranes? |
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| Which nutrient deficiency causes small fruit and shriveled seeds? |
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| Which nutrient deficiency causes weak stalks that lodge easily? |
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| An area where living things interact with their environment. |
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| What percentage of soil is organic matter? |
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| What percentage of soil is rocks/minerals (mineral matter)? |
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| What percentage of soil is air? |
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| What percentage of soil is water? |
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True or False:
Without soil, nothing would be able to survive? |
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| What is the waxy coating on the outside of a leaf called? |
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| Where in the plant cell does respiration occur? |
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| Which nutrient is needed to store and transfer energy, to grow, for seed germination, to stimulate flowering, and aids in plant and seed formation? |
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| Water + C02 ---> sugar + water + ______ |
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| What is the outermost layer of the plant cell called? |
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| Which part of the plant cell packages up waste and sends it to other parts of the cell? |
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| Which part of the plant anchors the plant, absorbs water, and stores food? |
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| What type of root is a short, thick, underground stem that is a large storage area? |
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| What type of specialized stem grows horizontally across the soil surface? |
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| Which part of the plant is brightly colored to attract insects? |
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| If a plant has two cotyledons, is it a monocot or dicot? |
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| Which soil particle is the largest in size? (sand, silt, or clay) |
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| Which soil is rust colored and is found in wet, tropical areas? |
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| A carrot is an example of which type of root? |
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| Which nutrient is required for cellular respiration? |
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| Which nutrient helps with plant growth, enzyme systems, and regulates consumption of sugar? |
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| Which nutrients come from the soil? |
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| Molybdenum (Mo), Chlorine (Cl), and Manganese (Mn) |
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| Which weed seed is tear-drop shaped and has little hooks all over it like velcro? |
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| What is the entire male reproductive part of the plant called? |
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| What is the symbol for Iron? |
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| When a plant is lacking one nutrient, it can't ever reach its full potential. What is the name of this theory? |
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| Which soil order is found mostly on steep slopes? |
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| Which nutrient is an essential ingredient of chlorophyll? |
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| Soil, zinc oxide, zinc sulfate, and zinc chelate are all sources of __________ |
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| Which nutrient aids in production of sugar and carbohydrates and also regulates use of other nutrients? |
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| Which nutrient is part of proteins and is an essential ingredient of chloroplasts? |
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| Which nutrient comes from dolcomite limestone and gypsum? |
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| The sources of this nutrient are soil minerals, organic matter, fertilizer, and dolcomote limestone. |
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| Which nutrient comes from rainwater and gypsum? |
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| How many acres do invasive weeds cover in the U.S.? |
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| What is the process that uses sunlight energy to make glucose? |
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| What is the chemical formula for glucose? |
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| Which soil order is found in cold climates and has permafrost? |
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| Which soil order is a leached, forest soil found in temperate and tropical areas? |
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| Which soil order has lots of organic matter and is found in wetlands? |
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| Which nutrient comes from organic matter and borax? |
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| an uncontrollable weed that is hard to get rid of |
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True or False:
Respiration is the opposite of photosynthesis. |
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| What are the three types of plant pigments? |
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| Chlorophyll A, Chlorophyll B, Carotenoids |
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| Which nutrient builds sugars? |
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| Which part of the plant cell aids in water and gas flow? |
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| the ability of a seed to sprout and grow |
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| Which soil order is light colored with lots of salt, CaCO2 and is found in dry climates? |
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| What is soil horizon that is light colored and leached? |
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| Decomposed animals, leaves, twigs, and dead plants are all examples of: |
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| Which soil horizon is top soil? |
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| Leaves, fertilizer, and dust are examples of: |
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| Glacial till, rock, glacial outwash are all examples of: |
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| When a plant is lacking a nutrient, it has a nutrient ___________________ |
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| Plants that live, grow, and reproduce in the water are: |
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| Which soil horizon is made of bedrock? |
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| What type of parent material is left behind when a glacier moves over it? |
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| What is glucose used for in a plant? |
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| What is the outer covering of a seed called? |
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| Are corn and grasses monocots or dicots? |
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| Which part of the plant cell contains the thylakoids? |
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| What is the purpose of vacuoles in a plant cell? |
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| Which nutrient is required for nitrogen metabolism? |
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| Which part of the plant cell surrounds the nucleus? |
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| Which part of the nucleus is the main control center of the cell? |
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| Female reproductive part of the flower |
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| A layer of soil that has distinct characteristics |
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| A type of soil that has distinguishing characteristics |
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| Which nutrient comes from air and water? |
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| Which plant pigment is the most abundant? |
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| How many chloroplasts does one plant cell have? |
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| The male reproductive part of the flower |
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| Which nutrient is required to split water in photosynthesis? |
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| What is the name of a person that studies insects? |
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| What is the function of the stem? |
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| To support the leaves and flower and transport nutrients from the roots to the leaves |
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| What is the function of the leaves? |
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| To absorb sunlight and make glucose though photosynthesis |
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| What is the function of the flower? |
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| To produce seeds so the plant can reproduce |
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| From largest to smallest, list the soil particle sizes? |
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| Where does water enter the plant? |
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| Which reaction is the opposite of photosynthesis? |
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| Which crop seeds were cereal grains? |
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| Which group of seeds were small, multicolored, and kidney/mitten/heart shaped? |
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| How can you tell the texture of soil? |
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| What is the chemical formula of water? |
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| Which nutrient is important for reproductive growth? |
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