Botany Quiz | Explore the Science of Plants & Their Life Processes

Q1. How do we call the waxy layer that covers the surface of leaves?

Q2. Where do the dark reactions take place?

Q3. type of microscope we use most often in our lab

Q4. Celluose is a polymer of molecules of the sugar

Q5. horsertails contain this compound that makes them useful for scouring

Q6. The aspen in Colorado was an example of

Q7. In Non-Cyclic Electron Flow, which photosystem donates the electrons to the ETC, and ultimately NADPH?

Q8. Identify the marked structure above.

Q9. The other name for numerical chromosomal aberration

Q10. What is the name of this flower and family

Q11. Enzymes ___ isrequired to develop ion carrier complex.

Q12. Plant with tube-like structures that move minerals, water, and other substances throughout the plant.

Q13. This swedish botanist came up with n binomial nomenclature.

Q14. How will water make its way to the leaves?

Q15. What is the energy organelle?

Q16. The word taxonomy is derived from ___ words.

Q17. Which part of the plant is where photosynthesis takes place?

Q18. What are the two red dots?

Q19. What term describes observing the arrangements of leaves?

Q20. The genotype of a plant showing the dominant phenotype can be determined by

Q21. Which of these measures can be used to present an average for data?

Q22. Which part of a plant transports water and minerals to the different parts of a plant?

Q23. What is needed for photosynthesis to h occur?

Q24. It is the point of attachment of a leaf or leaves on the stem.

Q25. Ginger is stem and not a root because

Botany - Part 4

Q1. How do we call the waxy layer that covers the surface of leaves?

Q2. Where do the dark reactions take place?

Q3. type of microscope we use most often in our lab

Q4. Celluose is a polymer of molecules of the sugar

Q5. horsertails contain this compound that makes them useful for scouring

Q6. The aspen in Colorado was an example of

Q7. In Non-Cyclic Electron Flow, which photosystem donates the electrons to the ETC, and ultimately NADPH?

Q8. Identify the marked structure above.

Q9. The other name for numerical chromosomal aberration

Q10. What is the name of this flower and family

Q11. Enzymes ___ isrequired to develop ion carrier complex.

Q12. Plant with tube-like structures that move minerals, water, and other substances throughout the plant.

Q13. This swedish botanist came up with n binomial nomenclature.

Q14. How will water make its way to the leaves?

Q15. What is the energy organelle?

Q16. The word taxonomy is derived from ___ words.

Q17. Which part of the plant is where photosynthesis takes place?

Q18. What are the two red dots?

Q19. What term describes observing the arrangements of leaves?

Q20. The genotype of a plant showing the dominant phenotype can be determined by

Q21. Which of these measures can be used to present an average for data?

Q22. Which part of a plant transports water and minerals to the different parts of a plant?

Q23. What is needed for photosynthesis to h occur?

Q24. It is the point of attachment of a leaf or leaves on the stem.

Q25. Ginger is stem and not a root because