| A | B |
|---|
| adaptation | modification of organism or its parts to make it more fit under the conditions in the environment |
| canopy | uppermost spreading branchy layer of a forest |
| chlorophyll | green photosynthetic pigment found in chloroplasts of plants |
| condensation | conversion of water from the vapor stat to a denser liquid or solid state |
| conifer | mostly evergreen trees and shrubs having needle shaped or scale leaves |
| decay | decompose |
| deciduous | falling off or shed seasonally |
| dormant | not active |
| fertilization | process of fecundation, insemination or pollination |
| germinate | to grow |
| hibernate | to pass the winter in a resting state |
| monsoon | season of the southwest monsoon in India and very heavy rain |
| nitrogen | colorless, tasteless, odorless element |
| pollen | mass of microspores in a seed plant that appears like fine dust |
| pollinate | transfer of pollen |
| reproduction | plants and animals have offspring |
| stamen | pollen producing male organ of a flower |
| tendril | a leaf, stipule, or stem modified into a slender spirally coiling sensitive organ |
