What is photosynthesis?, Making roots grow, Releasing oxygen only, Making food using sunlight, A fungal infection, Which gas is needed for photosynthesis?, Oxygen, Carbon dioxide, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, What does the Kauri tree produce during photosynthesis?, Glucose and oxygen, Fungi and leaves, Bark and wood, Soil and minerals, What layer of the forest does the Kauri grow in?, Shrub layer, Emergent layer, Ground layer, Subcanopy, What is the purpose of stomata?, To absorb minerals, To allow gas exchange, To make roots grow, To grow bark, What part of the Kauri leaf traps sunlight?, Spongy cellsWhat part of the Kauri leaf traps sunlight?, Stomata, Palisade cells, Xylem, What process pulls water up from roots?, Photosynthesis, Transpiration, Osmosis, Respiration, What is osmosis?, Water moving into roots, Light entering the leaf, Air entering roots, Sugars moving in bark, What is a palisade cell?, A leaf cell that holds chloroplasts, A cell in roots, A fungal spore, A bark cell, What does a fungus give to a Kauri tree?, Oxygen, Bark, Nutrients, Pollen, What is the role of xylem?, A. Make oxygen, B. Transport water, C. Absorb light, D. Kill fungi, What is the green pigment used in photosynthesis?, A. Chlorophyll, B. Mycorrhiza, C. Cellulose, D. Fungi, What does stratification mean?, A. Layers in a forest, B. Layers in a leaf, C. Tree root growth, D. Leaf color change, What kind of relationship is mycorrhiza?, A. Mutualism, B. Parasitism, C. Predation, D. Commensalism, What is the purpose of roots?, A. Absorb water, B. Capture light, C. Transport sugars, D. Reflect heat, What is glucose?, A. A protein, B. A mineral, C. Sugar made by photosynthesis, D. A fungus, What gas exits the leaf during photosynthesis?, A. Carbon dioxide, B. Oxygen, C. Nitrogen, D. Water vapor, What happens if there is no sunlight?, A. Leaves fall off, B. Photosynthesis slows down, C. More fungi grow, D. Tree grows faster, What does a fungus get from the Kauri tree?, A. Bark, B. Leaves, C. Sugar, D. Minerals, What is the Kauri's scientific name?, A. Pinus radiata, B. Agathis australis, C. Ficus, D. Phytophthora, What is Kauri dieback caused by?, A. Virus, B. Insect, C. Oomycete, D. Algae, What is a symptom of Kauri dieback?, A. Bark thickening, B. Root rot, C. Leaf curling, D. Leaf blooming, How can we stop Kauri dieback spreading?, A. Use fertiliser, B. Clean shoes and respect rāhui, C. Cut the bark, D. Add more soil, What is phloem used for?, A. Root anchoring, B. Moving sugars, C. Holding chlorophyll, D. Water transport, What part of the leaf lets carbon dioxide in?, A. Veins, B. Stomata, C. Bark, D. Xylem, Why do trees in the emergent layer need strong trunks?, A. To store glucose, B. To stand in strong wind, C. To stop fungi, D. To reflect light, Why do Kauri trees not need large leaves?, A. They trap animals, B. They get full sunlight, C. They store water, D. They are in the shade, What is a limiting factor?, A. A root structure, B. Something that slows a process, C. Something that helps trees grow, D. A forest layer, How does carbon dioxide move into leaves?, A. Osmosis, B. Diffusion, C. Active transport, D. Transpiration, What layer has the least sunlight?, A. Subcanopy, B. Ground layer, C. Emergent, D. Tree fern

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