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| Internal stability and equilibrium of the body |
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| A large finely divided leaf |
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| The waxy layer on the outside of the plant that causes water to bead up |
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| Visible expression of a genotype |
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| The pairing of a male and female for the purpose of reproduction |
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| an organism capable of self nourishment using inorganic materials |
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| Part of the vascular bundle consisting of sieve tube cells, parenchyma, and fibers. Forming the food conducting tissue in a plant. |
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| The fertilizing element of flowering plants consisting of fine, powdery, yellowish grains. |
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| An organism capable of reproduction without a partner. Creates an exact clone. |
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| Something that "likes" (is attracted too) water. |
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| The movement or transfer of seeds away from the parent plant. |
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| Trigyceride containing at least one double or triple bond. |
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| A group of organisms from the same genus occupying the same area and sharing a common gene pool |
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| Triglycerides containing 3 singly bonded fatty acids. |
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| A steady or devoted attachment (usually to water and something else). |
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| A region of plant tissue found at the end of roots consisting of active dividing cells |
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| A change brought by a ferment, as yeast enzymes which convert grape sugar to enthyl alcohol |
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| A homogenuous mixture of 2 or more substances |
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| An insect that pollinates flowers |
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| A cellular plant tissue from which phloem, xylem, or cork grows by division resulting in secondary thickening; usually in woody plants. |
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| storage polysaccaride found in plants, that is composed of glucose molecules joined. |
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| An organism that is not native and has negative effects on our economy, environment, and our health |
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| When an organism uses another as a food source |
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| Kingdom in which there is no defined nucleus and the bacteria can handle extreme conditions |
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| A species in which other animals lives largely depend. If removed the ecosystems would drastically change. |
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| An animal dependent on an external source of body heat |
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