The Garden
Ecosystems
Abiotic vs. Biotic
Estimations and measure ments
Random Facts
100
Name three vegtables growing in the garden
What is Corn, squash, carrots etc..
100
A certain type of ecosystem such as a desert or rainforest.
What is a biome
100
A living part of an ecosystem
What is biotic
100
Science uses this measurement system
What is the metric system
100
The only place that life exists (that we know of)
What is the earth
200
What provides the nutrients for the garden plants?
What is soil
200
A living thing
What is an organism
200
A nonliving part of an ecosystem
What is abiotic factor
200
One technique that is used to estimate populations
What is plot squares
200
The Earth is the _____ planet from the Sun.
What is third
300
Name two Garden plants and their uses.
Carrots: edible roots, Hopi corn: desert variety corn/edible
300
A certain number of species
What is a population
300
All organisms need this Abiotic factor to live
What is water
300
To measure the height of the corn we would use which two measurements.
What meters and centimeters
300
Once living material that breaks down into soil
What is organic matter
400
This plants seeds can be made into bread and the leaves are edible.
What is Amaranth
400
Name three levels of study within an ecosystem
Open
400
This is an organism that thrives on nonliving things `
What is fungi
400
There are _____ cm in a meter.
What is 100
400
Soil is made from these four components
What are organic material, silt, sand and gravel
500
Describe five ineractions with the garden between biotic and abiotic factors.
Open
500
All of the biotic and abiotic factors interacting within a system is an
Ecosystem
500
Abiotic factors such as temperature and rain-fall can change living things this is called
Adaptations or evolution
500
There are _____m in a km
What is 1,000
500
The productsof photosynthesis
What is sugar and O2
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