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