6.5 What Plants Need to Grow

What happens if a plant is exposed to elements outside of its required range of environmental conditions?

• It will live well

• It can die

• It can not grow as well

• It will reproduce

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What are examples of environmental conditions.

• Seed

• Temperature

• Sunlight

• Water/precipitation

• Placement in the greenhouse

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What nutrients are in fertilizers? Type in lowercase with spaces between words (no commas) look at your notes and type them in that order

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Is there such a thing as having too much fertilizer?

• Yes

• No

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What happens when plants compete for resources or nutrients?

• They fight until the DEATH!

• They all don't get enough and don't grow as well.

• They argue like brother and sister.

• They move to a new location.

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What is the lifecycle order of a plant?

• Flowering --> Seed production --> Seed germination --> Growth

• Seed germination --> Growth --> Flowering --> Seed Production

• Growth --> Seed production --> Seed germination --> Flowering

• Seed production --> Growth --> Seed germination --> Flowering

What does pollination do for the plant?

• Makes the bees happy

• Makes the flowers fall off

• Kills the plant

• Allows the plant to produce seeds

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What is an example of an inherited trait?

• Height/Growth

• Eye Color

• Haircut

• Hair Color

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Can scientists predict the growth of an organism?

• Yes

• No

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Probability is the likelihood of something occurring. We see that on a histogram by:

• How many bars of data we have across the x axis

• How tall the bars are

• How short/small the bars are