biology
The cell is the basic unit of living matter. It is self-sufficient and performing important functions of life independently. All living organisms including animals, plants are composed of cell. So, cells are regarded as the basic unit of living matter. Every cell contains molecules, which are composed of nucleic acid. The nucleic acid can be …
A biomolecule is a loosely defined term for molecules present in living organisms, which are important in one or many normally occurring metabolic processes, including growth, cell division, or reproduction. Biomolecules contain large macromolecular units (or monomers) including proteins, fatty acids, lipids, and DNA, and small molecules including secondary metabolites, vitamins, minerals, and enzymes. In …
When a cell divides it becomes two distinct parts called daughter cells and a single cell called a pro enzyme. The cell cycle, or cell division, occurs in four distinct stages: The pro enzyme division of the cell cycle; the division of the daughter cells; the division of the single cell; and the division of …
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Definition of Transaction in Plants. Transaction in plants is a fascinating process involved in the photosynthesis of plants. It involves the transfer of all the required water and nutrients to all sections of the plant cell-be it the underground stems, the rhizomes or the leaves or the roots. In case of most plants, the main …
Plants and mineral nutrition are an interesting area of study. Most people know that plants need different things to grow and thrive; however, the process of nourishment is very complicated and not well understood. A major problem with understanding the relationship between nutrients and plants is that it is difficult to separate one from the …
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This mock examination of Test: Plant Growth & Development – 1 for all of the major regions of development and growth. This includes 30 multiple choice questions covering each major region of development and growth. It covers regenerative growth, vegetative, reproductive and extra-plantar stages. The question bank consists of 30 questions covering each region of …
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Digestive and absorptive processes involve three parts namely the alimentary canal, the upper part of the small intestine and the lower portion of the large intestine. The three parts of the digestive tract constitute the whole digestive system. The human digestive system consists of two main divisions: the alimentary canal where the major functions of …
Breathing and Respiration in Animals. The process of breathing includes inhalation of air in the environment that is distributed in the human body tissues and throughout the respiratory system to perform various functions such as breathing in and exhaling to be able to consume oxygen and release carbon dioxide to be burned for energy. This …
Body fluids and circulation are two essential concepts that all physiologists take into account in their research on human physiology. The term “body fluid” is an umbrella term that includes all fluids that exist in and flowing through, a person’s body. These include: blood, serum, plasma, albumin, bile, urine, sweat, cry statin, etc. (Related terms …
The human excretory system is composed of organs, which excrete excretory products. These excretory products include urine, sweat, blood, etc. Urine is the basic excretory product of our body. In animals, the major excretory products produced are urea, ammonia, carbon dioxide, carbonic acid, urethrostomy fluid, etc. Plants produce cetrimide, which is an amino acid and …
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