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light spots. Welcoming you all into our project!!!.

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Group 3 INTERDEPENDENCE OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS. aaO.

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Acknowledgement. I would like to express my special thank of gratitude to our teachers as well as principal ma’am who gave us the opportunity to make this project on the topic Interdependence on Plants and Animals, which helped me in doing a lot of research and I came to know about many new things so I 'am very thankful to them. I would also like to thank my parents and friends who helped me in making this project with a limited frame of time. Thank you.

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Certificate. This is to certify that Me and my group mates has successfully completed the research on the project Interdependence on animals and plants under the guidance of our teachers during the year 2022-2022..

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What does you mean by INTERDENPENDENCE OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS.

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Science Project. See the source image.

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Types of plants. Insectivores plant : Insectivores are the plants That drive Their Nutrition By feeding On insects And other organisms Examples are : Lizard, spiders, picture plants characteristics of insectivores plant : The Insectivores plants are colorful And shiny In appearance To attract insects. They often have nectar And a pleasant OdOur to attract Insects..

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2. Saprotrophs. Saprotrophs also called Saprohyte Or sApRobe, organising That obtain nutrition from dead and deCaying Organic matter. This ProceSs Is also known As detRiTus. Examples are: fungi, mushrooms, bacteria Characteristics of saprotrophs: All sapRotrophs Have these Characteristics in common : They produce Filaments They have no leaves , stems and Roots They produce Spores They can’t perform photosynthesis.

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Types of Animals. Herbivores animaLs : Include those animals that depend on Plants and plant products Food and nutrition. Plan5s which eat Only plants are called Herbivores. Examples are : Cow, buffaloes, Goat etc. Characteristics of herbivores : Herbivores are phYsIOloGically and anatomically adapted to feed on plant material. Herbivores are the primary consumers in a food chain as they have ability to survive on plant matter alon..

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3. Carnivores Animals. Carnivores is an organism that eat mostly meat, or the flesh of animals.sometimes carnivores are called predators. Examples are : lion, wolf, cheetah, Characteristics of carnivores : Characteristics commonly associated with carnivores include strength, speed,and keen senses for hunting, as well as teeth and claws for capturing and tearing prey..

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2. Omnivores animals. Omnivores is an organism that eat plants and animals we can say both. Animals that hunt other animals are known as predators. Examples are : Bear, dogs, human etc. characteristics of Omnivores Omnivores like bear and human beings have different types of theet that help them to eat both plants and flesh of other animals. Omnivores birds like crow have sharp and pointed beak to help them eat a variety of foods..

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The only way to learn mathematics is to do mathematics..

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Types of Forests.

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Reptks 4. Rcdents S. Marne Mammal s Me-renais.

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Plant species (%) Fibre Rhizome Seeds Bulbs Twigs ole plant Sap Fruits Bark Leaves Roots.

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arts of the plants we eat.

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Geography Project. HAVE WINGS GEOGRAPHY Tcøzbc'th TEACH THEM to (ly!.

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What is FOOD CHAIN?. A food chain explains which organism eats another organism in the environment. The food chain is a linear sequence of organisms where nutrients and energy is transferred from one organism to the other. This occurs when one organism consumes another organism. It begins with producer organism, follows the chain and ends with decomposer organism. After understanding the food chain, we realize how one organism is dependent upon another species for survival..

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Food chain. An image is given below for better understanding..

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Biotic V.S Abiotic. Biotic and Abiotic.

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HISTORYPROJECT History doe not belong to us; we gelong to it..

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HOW DO PLANTS AND ANIMALS SURVIVE IN ORDER TO SURVIVE ANIMALS NEED AIR , WATER , FOOD , AND SHELTER (PROTECTION FROM PREDATORS AND THE ENVIRONMENT). PLANTS NEED AIR , WATER , NUTRIENTS , AND LIGHT. EVERY ORGANISM HAS ITS OWN WAY OF MAKING SURE ITS BASIC NEEDS ARE MET..

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HOW DO PLANTS AND ANIMALS SURVIVE IN DESERTS DESERT PLANTS AND ANIMALS HAVE DEVELOPED SPECIAL WAYS TO SURVIVE. THE METHODS THAT PLANTS HAVE DEVELOP IN ORDER TO SURVIVE ON THE DESERT ARE KNOWN AS ADAPTATION. ONE COMMON ADAPTATION IS THE METHOD OF STORING WATER IN THE ROOTS , LEAVES , AND STEMS..

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WHAT DO THEY NEED TO SURVIVE PLANTS NEED SPACE TO GROW , TEMPERATURE , LIGHT , BRIGHT LIGHT, WATER , AIR , NUTRIENTS , AND TIME. ANIMALS NEED FOOD , WATER , SHELTER , AND SPACE TO SURVIVE. HERBIVORES CAN LIVE ONLY WHERE PLANT FOOD IS AVAILABLE. CARNIVORES CAN LIVE ONLY WHERE THEY CAN CATCH THEIR F00D. OMNIVORES CAN LIVE IN MANY PLACES BECAUSE THAY EAT PLANTS AND ANIMALS..

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-Prc»j e ct CZitizer•shir:::) is the char•ce rx-take a differer•ce to the place.

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Topic - SPECIES OF TREE IN DIFFERENT KINDS OF FOREST Types of Indian Forest Indian forests perform an important role to make a healthy environment and it reduce air pollutions. Near about 19.26% of total Indian areas are covered with forest. These forests can be classified in five major groups namely: l. Moist tropical forest 2. Dry tropical forest 3. Montane temperate forest 4. Montane sub tropical forest Alpine forest.

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MOVMENT ASSOCIATED Anin•aLs and their Moven•ents Bird Pig Sooke stithers Spot-row Lion Goose.

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Stimuli means Any process that results in a change in state or activity of a cell or an organism. There are 5 common stimuli:- Light Gravity Chemicals Water Touch Temperature.

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Movement Associated Plants The movement of plants can be divided into: Tropic Movements Nastic Movement A type of plant movement in which the plant is moved depending on the stimuli The movement of a plant independent of the direction of the external stimuli Stimuli means Any process that results in a change in state or activity of a cell or an organism..

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Types of Tropism Phototropism: Response to light chemotropism: Response to chemicals Hydrotropism: Response to water Geotropism: Response to gravity Thigmotropism: Response to touch Thermotropism: Response to temperature.

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PHOTOTROPISM THIGMOTROPISM Types of Tropism HYDROTROPISM THERMOTROPISM GEOTROPISM Positive CHEMOTROPISM Geotropisl.

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The English language is nobody's special property. It is the property of the imagination: it is the property Of the language itself..

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PLANTS lants are living things . Plants provide food or us we make uses of plants spices and medicines and for many purposes . all animals depend on plants, plants prepare food with the help of sunlight,oxygen,carbon dioxide and water . Preparation of food take place in the leaves this process is called photosynthesis his plants prepare their own food. They gives us oxygen,fruit,vegetables and edicines . We cannot imagine a word out plants ..

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SAVE TREES •SAVE TREES is not just a slogan to speak or to listen ,it is a persona, which should be, followed by all of us tosave the existence of the nature for ourselves and for the upcoming generation Everyone on •this Flanetis depend on these trees in any ' mean..

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SAVEÄREES •In today's world when everyone isone after another, trees are the. only part of nature who livefor the benefits of other . There is not a single game of trees which is not useful and let it be cutdown tree has not asinglepart of itself which is not usefull,with their beautiful foliage, fragrant flowersr cool shadows,roots,barks, ,woods,spourts,fruitsthey serve to •usäs useful..

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ANIMALS I als play a unique role in maintaining the ce of nature animals have several a acteristics that set them apart from each other living things . Animals can be insects,mammals,reptiles,fish and other organisms that are not plants and many more . They cannot ake their own food instead, they get nutrients y eating other living things . Fish swims, birds fly, Olves run, snails slides, and snake slither —all . ni als are capable of movement at some t e in their life cycles, animals are generally ed into six types such as mammals, tiles,amphabions,invertabers and fish. rd r _:-ELL.

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ANIMALS II ate ,water and feed are the factors which determine h t animals are in a particular region as a result of this we find a large variety of animals breeds. We keep animals to provide us ool,leather,meat and milk for a varietyof uses some animals are se o' e t for source of income fertility of ransport use to plough field, •cal research purpose rt inment etc..

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OUR WILD LIFE ! Scuttle like a spider, Hover like a fly, Soar like a swallow High up into the sky , Snuffle like a badger, Buzz like a bee, Scamper like a squirrel Through the branches of the tree , Curl up like a hedgehog, Slither like a snake, Quack like a duckling As it swims across the lake. Creatures all around vs Tactual or swim or fly. Which one is your favorite- And can you tell me why?.

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light spots. God love animals and created forests, humans love animals and created cages ..