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Discover essential plant terminology, characteristics, and classification. Learn about plant parts, respiration, and nutrient production through photosynthesis. Explore diverse plant groups like mosses, ferns, gymnosperms, and angiosperms.
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Unit 1: Plants Importantvocabulary • Root = raíz • Stem = tallo • Leaf/leaves = hoja(s) • Vessel= vaso • Soil= tierra
Characteristics of plants • Plantsdon’tmove. • Plants produce theirfood. • Plants are living things. • Plants’ mainorgans are: roots, stem and leaves Parts of a plant • Leaves: • They capture sunlight and carbondioxide. • Theymakenutrients. 2. Stems: 1. Theykeeptheplantupright. 2. Theycarrywater and mineralsthroughvessels. 3. Thetrunk of a treeis a thickstem. 3. Roots: 1. Theytakewater and mineralsfromthesoil.
Respiration Plantsgetenergythroughrespiration. Plantsabsorboxygenfromthe air. Theoxygen and nutrients are transformedintoenergy. Theplantreleases (expulsar)carbondioxide. Plantsneedenergy 24 hours a day.
How do plantsmaketheirnutrients? • Therootsabsorbwater and mineralsfromthesoil. This mixture iscalledrawsap (sabia bruta). • Xylemvessels (vaños leñosos) carrytherawsapfromtherootstotheleaves. • Leavesabsorbcarbondioxidethroughtheirstomata. • Photosynthesisoccursinsidetheleaves. ThechlorophylltrapsenergyfromtheSun. Sunlighttransformsrawsap and carbondioxideintonutrients (= glucose = elaboratedsap (sabia elaborada)) Theplant expelsexcessoxygenthroughtheirstomata. 5. Phloemvessels (vasos liberianos) transportelaboratedsapallovertheplant.
P. 18 ex 3 • P. 19 ex 4. • Roots --- absorbwater and minerals • Stems---- distributesubstances • Leaves --- Produce oxygen • Flowers --- sexual reproduction
P. 19 ex 7 • A. Substancesthat are neededforphotosynthesistooccur: Carbondioxide, minerals, water and sunlight. • B. Substancesmadeduringphotosynthesis: nutrients • C. Substancesreleased (expulsadas) thoughphotosynthesis: oxygen • D. Energyneededforphotosynthesistooccur: Sunlight p. 19 ex 9 Mosses --- no roots, stemsorleaves Ferns --- no flowers Gymnosperms --- no fruit Angiosperms --- fruit