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What is phytoremediation?

What is the active compound in Willow Bark?

The Power of Plants

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1
What is the active compound in Willow Bark?
Caffeine
Salicin
Menthol
Aloe
2
What is phytoremediation?
Growing plants indoors
Breeding new plants
Using plants to clean
Harvesting plants
3
What is a carbon sink?
Absorbs water
Releases oxygen
Produces energy
Stores carbon
4
How do plants clean soil?
Store water
Release oxygen
Absorb contaminants
Produce energy
5
Which plant is used in phytoremediation?
Tulip
Sunflower
Daisy
Rose
6
True or false: Plants clean air pollution
False
True
7
Which plant is used for digestion?
Aloe Vera
Willow Bark
Peppermint
Rosemary
8
What is biotechnology?
Using tech in biology
Breeding animals
Growing plants
Harvesting crops
9
Which plant removes heavy metals?
Sunflower
Daisy
Tulip
Rose
10
What is a product from plants?
Glass
Cotton
Plastic
Steel
11
True or false: GMOs have no concerns
False
True
12
True or false: GMOs have benefits
True
False
13
How do carbon sinks work?
Release oxygen
Produce energy
Absorb water
Store carbon
14
Why is phytoremediation eco-friendly?
Uses natural processes
Requires chemicals
Consumes energy
Needs machinery
15
What is a GMO?
Genetically modified organism
Organic plant
Wild plant
Natural plant
16
Which plant is used for burns?
Peppermint
Aloe Vera
Willow Bark
Lavender
17
What is bioremediation?
Growing plants indoors
Harvesting plants
Using plants to clean
Breeding new plants
18
How is biofuel made?
Burning plants
Fermenting plants
Freezing plants
Drying plants
19
What is an industrial plant?
Grown for food
Wild plant
Ornamental plant
Used for products