A cell that has organization of its organelles

The structure created by sexual reproduction from which a new plant can grow

This system moves the blood

Gregor Mendel, the father of genetics, experimented on this plant

Organisms that eat only plants

The part of a cell that generally encases the genetic information

The part of the plant that anchors it to the ground and takes up water and minerals

This system provides support and protects the organs

The structures in our cells

Organisms that eat meat

The structures in plants that enable photosynthesis

The part of a flower that attracts animals to aid in polarization

This system processes food into energy

The creation of more genetic diversity is greatly enhanced by this process

Organisms that eat both plants and meat

The process by which cells divide and grow

Plants exhibit this adaptation to gain more sunlight

This system oxygenates our blood

The branch of biology concerned with the classification of organisms

Organisms that are mutually helpful

The process by which cells divide to create gametes

The name of the structure that holds the pollen

This system regulates our hormones

The lowest rung on the ladder of classification

Organisms that make their own food