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Carbohydrates
any of a group of organic compounds that includes sugars, startches, celluloses and gums and serves as a major energy source in the diet of animals. Produced by plants. contains only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
isomer
two or more substances that ware composed of the same elements in the same preportions.
limiting facters
environmental factors that limit growth of population
carrying capacity
Amount of individual species an environment can hold
biotic
living thing in an ecosystem
abiotic
non living thing

in an ecosystem
lock and key
the way enzymes fit into reactions

sucrose

sucrase
dicot
cone by vascular
monocot
no main roots

bundles of vascular tissue
functional groups
amine, organic, alcohol= acid
archiabacteria
live in harsh conditions
prokayotes(old)
eubacteria
more common
more complex
prokaryotes
class osteichthyes
2 chambered heart
class amphibia
(frog)

Gills, lungs, moist skin
class mamphalia
body
hair, fur
milk
live birth
class aves
hollow bones
feathers
4 chambered heart
kingdom fungi
includes: yeast, molds, smuts, mushrooms, and toadstools
class reptilia
scales, lungs
eggs
3 chambered heart
Kingdom Monera
prokaryote, eukaryote
Kingdom Plantae
flower, tree
Kingdom anamalia
Dog, Cat, Human
Kingdom Protista
A sexual
single celled
eukaryote
autotroph and heterotroph
algae
Meaning of life equation
C6H12O6+6O2-->6H2O+6CO2
hydrogen bonds
Responsible for the bonding of water molecules in liquid and solid states
Hydrophilic
Having strong affinity for water
(opposite of hydrophobic
Protiens
MOst important molecule in our body.
most complex
4 calaries/gram food energy
Enzymes
Antibodies
COntrols chemical reactions
Nuilding blocks
COntaings, C,O,H,N

examples:meat, Fish, nuts, chesse, beans, rice
Dehydration
the process of removing water from a substance of a compound

(opposite of hydrolysis)
HydrophobicHa
Having little or no affinity to water

(opposite of hydrophilic
fats(lipids)
Large molecules of Carbon, Hydrogen. Oxygen that store energy

mostly C and H
dont dissolve in water
Make up cell membranes
Make up hormones
9 Calories/ gram food energy
Hydrolysis
Breaking down water molecules to add water.

(opposite of dehydration)
Nutrients Cycle
Carbon Through environment and goes to atmosphere

nitrogen
angeo sperm
Flowering plants
Vascular
like a flower or tree leaf
Non vascular
like moss and algae
Gynosperm
plats with noticable seeds
CHNOPS
carbon, hydroge, nitroge, oxygen, patrolium, solfur

major elements
Eukaryotes
more organized more complex
Autotroph
makes own food
Prokaryote
less organized
older
heterotroph
gets own food
ecosystem
community of organisms together with their physical environment
biome
a large community of plants and animals that occupies a distinct region
polypeptide
long chain of amino acids
biomass
total amount of living things in a given habitat population, or sample
organic compounds
Fats(lipids) carbohydrates, proteins.

cell membrane (fat)
quick energy(carbohydrates)
building blocks(protein)
Examples: milk nuts, sugar