is for Auxin

Auxin is a hormone in a plant that is used to help the plants grow big and tall! Auxins also cause plants to grow wide like hedges!

is for Bacteria

When there is no soil left on the ground, Bacreria can be used to create soil. The bacteria will grow and then die and turn into soil. This is primary succession.

Is for Cytokinins

Cytokinins is a hormone in plants that keeps the plants from growing old!

is for Dicot

A "Dicot" is a type of flower with 4 or 5 petals. Veins in a dicot look sort of like a spider web.

is for Ethylene

Ethylene is a hormone found in plants that helps fruit ripen faster!

is for Filament Stalk

A Filament Stalk helps store and transport pollen inside the flower.

is for Gravitropism

Gravitropism is when a plant is tilted on its side when it gets planted so it grows on a slant.

is for Hormone

A hormone is used in a plant to affect the way it grows.

is for Inorganic Fertilizers

An inorganic fertilizer is something that boosts plant growth. There are minerals and nutrients in the fertilizer that helps the plant grow.

is for Journey Of Plants

First, the flower starts off as a little seed. Once the seed is planted the seed sprouts. This forms roots and eventually the sprout comes up above the ground. When the plant comes above the ground the sun hits it and photosynthesis happens.

is for (K) Potassium

Potassium is a macro nutrient that controls the opening and closing of the stoma. The stoma is like a venus fly trap. The stoma opens and sucks in all of the carbon dioxide, and then releases out oxygen. This is why plants are important. They clean our air!

is for Leaves

Leaves are at the end of plants. When it rains the leaves move carbon monoxide and oxygen in and out of the plants. The evaporation of water from leaves creates a force that helps move water through the whole plant.

is for Monocot

A monocot is a type of flower that only has petals that are in groups of three. A monocots veins are parallel, this means that the two veins are beside eachother but they never touch.

is for Non-native areas

A non-native area is an area where the plant is living but it is not the natural place it should be living in. This would be considered an invasive species.

is for Osmosis

Osmosis is the movement of water through the cell membrane in the plant. Plants don't drink water, they absorb it through osmosis.

is for Photosythesis

Photosynthesis is the process of how the plant makes energy. The sun, water, carbon dioxide are all used