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Delve into the fascinating world of plants with our botanical GPS scavenger hunt! Discover the diversity of the plant world, learn to recognise species and understand the role of plants in our ecosystem. From city parks to nature reserves, there is something to discover everywhere.

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Where do plants store their food?
In the roots In the air In a bag In water
What do all plants need to live?
Light Television Clothes Shoes
Which plant has thorns?
Rose Daisy Grass Clover
Where do mushrooms like to grow?
In the forest On the beach In the desert On the mountain
How many leaves does clover usually have?
Three Ten Two A
Which plant grows in a pot?
Houseplant Oak Tree Grass Shrub
What colour is a pumpkin?
Orange Blue Purple Black
What grows on a strawberry plant?
Strawberries Eggs Shoes Books
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Which tree gives us apples?
Apple tree Pine tree Willow tree Chestnut tree
What do plants need from the sun?
Light Sound Colour Wind
Which tree has chestnuts?
Chestnut tree Apple tree Lindeboom Willow tree
What grows from a pea plant?
Peas Apples Flowers Stone
What comes out of a courgette plant?
Courgettes Apples Roses Stone
Which flower smells really good?
Rose Cactus Sailing Grass
Where does a cactus like to live?
In the desert In the forest In the sea On the ice
Which plant grows very close to the ground?
Moss Sunflower Apple tree Pine tree
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Which part of a flower later becomes a fruit?
The fruiting principle The petals The stamens The sepals
What's in a seed?
A plant and food Water only Air only Earth only
What do you call a plant that eats meat?
Carnivorous plant Common plant Aquatic plant Garden plant
Which plant has a sticky substance to trap insects?
Sundew Rose Tulip Grass
What is the thick trunk of a tree called?
Tribe Branch Carrot Sheet
What colour do chlorophyll granules in leaves have?
Green Red Blue Yellow
Which tree has needle-shaped leaves?
Spar Linde Maple Plane tree
When do most flowers bloom in the Netherlands?
In spring and summer Only in winter Only in autumn Same all year round
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What colour do ripe tomatoes usually have?
Red Blue Purple Black
Which tree has needles instead of leaves?
Spar Linde Poplar Maple
How long can an oak tree live?
More than 500 years About 50 years About 10 years About 100 years
What is the biggest tree in the world?
Giant sequoia Oak Tree Pine tree Willow tree
Which plant is used to make clothes from?
Cotton plant Potato plant Rose bush Wheat plant
What do you call a plant that grows from its roots every year?
Perennial Annual plant Biennial plant Seasonal plant
Which plant is used to make soap?
Soapwort Nettle Dandelion Clover
Where does a plant store its food for winter?
In roots, bulbs or tubers In the leaves In flowers In the stem
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What is a biennial plant?
A plant that takes two years to flower A plant that blooms twice a year A plant that only lives for two years A plant that flowers every two years
Which plant has the smallest flowers in the world?
Wolffia Forget-me-not Daisy Pansy
Which tree has bat-shaped leaves?
Ginkgo Maple Oak Beech
Which tree has the largest girth in the world?
Sequoias Baobab tree Oak Tree Chestnut tree
Which plant can close its leaves when touched?
Herb-rock-me-not Venusflytrap Sailing Nettle
Which plant is carnivorous (carnivorous)?
Venusflytrap Cactus Bamboo Ferns
What is phototropism?
Growth towards light Growth towards water Growth against gravity Growth by touch
What is the biggest flower in the world?
Rafflesia Sunflower Lotus Magnolia
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Which substance gives strength to plant cell walls?
Cellulose Lignin Pectin Chitin
What role does abscissic acid play in plants?
Induces dormancy and stress responses Promotes cell elongation Stimulates flowering Activates photosynthesis
Which hormone group is responsible for fruit ripening?
Ethylene Auxin Gibberellin Cytokinin
What is tropism in plants?
A growth movement in response to a stimulus A form of asexual reproduction Shedding leaves in autumn Production of secondary metabolites
What is the archegonium in plants?
The female sex organ in mosses and ferns The male sex organ in all plants A type of sporangium A part of the flower crown
What is the primary function of the epidermis in plants?
Protection and regulation of evaporation Photosynthesis Transport of nutrients Storage of starch
What adaptation helps xerophytes conserve water?
Thickened epidermis and smaller leaf area Large, thin leaves Many stomata Thin cuticle
What is the gametophyte in plants?
The haploid generation producing gametes The diploid generation producing spores A type of carrot tuber A component of the vascular system
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Which plant group was the first to develop true leaves?
Pteridophytes (ferns) Bryophytes (mosses) Gymnosperms Angiosperms
What substance gives onions their pungent flavour?
Alliin and allicin Capsaicin Piperine Menthol
What is the function of the Casparian strip in plant roots?
Control of water and nutrient transport to vascular tissue Protection against mechanical damage Storage of spare food Production of growth hormones
What is the function of pneumatophores?
Air roots for oxygen uptake in marsh plants Support roots for stability Food roots for nutrient uptake Storage roots for water
Which plant group has a dominant gametophyte generation?
Bryophytes (mosses) Pteridophytes (ferns) Gymnosperms (nudibranchs) Angiosperms (angiosperms)
Which enzyme catalyses the first step of photosynthesis?
RuBisCO ATP synthase Chlorophyllase Pepco
Which plant structure is homologous to the spine of vertebrates?
None - plants have no homologous structure The main stem The vascular tissue The taproot
Which tree has the hardest wood in the world?
Quebracho (Schinopsis lorentzii) Ebony (Diospyros) Teak (Tectona grandis) Mahogany (Swietenia)
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What are aerenchyma cells?
Air-containing cells for gas exchange Water storage cells in roots Firming cells in stems Photosynthetic cells in leaves
What is thigmotropism?
Growth response to touch Growth response to light Growth response to gravity Growth response to water
Which substance in plants acts as a natural insecticide?
Pyrethrin Caffeine Nicotine Solanine
What is the botanical name for the common dandelion?
Taraxacum officinale Bellis perennis Leucanthemum vulgare Matricaria chamomilla
What are tyloses in wood cells?
Blockage of vessels by parenchymal cells Growth rings in the wood Wood fibres for strength Nutrients in wood
Which plant cell has no nucleus in the adult form?
Sieve tube cell Shutter cell Mesophyll cell Collenchymal cell
What is endoreduplication in plants?
DNA duplication without cell division Double cell wall formation Double seed production Repeated flowering in one season
What is abscission in plants?
Controlled shedding of plant organs Water absorption by roots Seed germination process Flower development
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