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2
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organisms made up of just one cell
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4
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the part of a cell where respiration takes place
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the genetic material of an organisminside the nucleus of cells, it has all of
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molecules that are used to provide or store energy such as starch, glycogen or sugars
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the system of hyphae produced by fungi
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organisms made of more than one cell
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more simple type of cell that does not contain a nucleus or other organelles. an example of this is a becteria cell
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14
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it is when an organism, such as fungi, uses the enzymes outside its body to breakdown food then absorb it
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15
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a type of carbohydrate that trnsports carbohydrates around a plant
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humans have 23 pairs, they have the genetic information, and they are found in DNA
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a type of eukaryotic organism kingdom that can be like a plant cell or an animal cell but does not fit in the animal or fungi kingdoms
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the process that enables plants to turn sunlight into energy
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a hole filled with sap in a plant cell
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3
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when an organism uses enzymes outside of its body to breakdown food
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a type of carbohydrate used to store energy
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microogranisms that cause and spread desease and viruses, fungi, bacteria and protoctist are all examples of .........................
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the more complex type of cells that contain a nucleus, and other organelles such as chloroplast and mitochondre
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food grown without pesticides or other chemicals
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a type of fat that surrounds organs or is just under the skin and is used to store energy
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a type of carbohydrate found in plants
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groups of cells joined together that connect parts of the body to the spinal chord or brain and transmit sensation
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the thread like structures that come out of fungi cells, they can contain many nucleui
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