Investigation, The act of conducting a systematic study or research to gather information or evidence., Ecosystem, A community of living organisms (plants, animals, and microorganisms) interacting with their physical environment., Interdependent Relationships, The connections between different organisms in an ecosystem, where each organism relies on others for survival and resources., Plants, Living organisms that typically have roots, stems, leaves, and use photosynthesis to convert sunlight into energy., Sunlight, The electromagnetic radiation emitted by the sun, which is essential for the process of photosynthesis in plants., Water, A liquid composed of hydrogen and oxygen molecules that is essential for the survival of all living organisms, including plants., Growth, The process of increasing in size, development, or maturity, often referring to the increase in size of a plant or organism., Experiment, A procedure carried out to support or refute a hypothesis, often involving control and experimental groups, to gather data and draw conclusions., Observation, The act of carefully watching, perceiving, or noticing something, often using the senses., Hypothesis, A tentative explanation or prediction for a scientific question, based on previous knowledge or reasonable assumptions., Question, A sentence or phrase that expresses a need for information or understanding, often forming the basis for scientific inquiry., Research, The systematic investigation or study of materials, sources, or information in order to establish facts and reach conclusions., Steps/Procedure, The sequence of actions or operations that need to be followed to complete a task or experiment., Data, Facts, statistics, or information gathered or collected during an experiment or research study., Analysis, The process of examining and interpreting data or information to identify patterns, relationships, and trends., Problem-solving, The process of finding solutions to complex or challenging issues or situations., Ideas, Thoughts, concepts, or opinions that are formed in the mind and can be shared or communicated, Communication, The act of expressing thoughts, ideas, or information through verbal or written means.

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