Organisms

The process of increasing in size and maturity is called

• adaptation

• growth

• genetic factors

• environmental factors

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The process of becoming better suited to an environment.

• growth

• genetic factor

• adaptation

• environmental

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Availability of food, water, light, and space are examples of

• genetic factors

• environmental factors

• market factors

• tropisms

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Roots growing downward and leaves sprouting upward is a result of

• gravitropism

• phototropism

• thigmotropism

• T.V. Tropism

An organism that breaks down the remains of dead plants or animals without need for internal digestion ​ (a)  

• decomposer

• composer

• producer

• prey

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A vine wrapping around a trellis is an example of

• phototropism

• heliotropism

• thigmotropism

• gravitropism

A plant's response to environmental stimuli is known as

• tropism

• action

• reply

• attitude

What adaptations do plants have that allow them to survive?

• stem size

• root systems

• height

• all of the above

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For a seed to survive, which of these factors play an important role (check all that apply).

• rainfall

• sunlight

• type of soil

• space

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Identify the human activity as either beneficial, harmful, or neutral to plants. Humans can provide fertilizer, water dry plants, and combat the growth of invasive weeds.

• beneficial

• harmful

• neutral

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