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    believe the Root Rot Pythium has a much greater impact on a Corn plant. There is a much greater impact because the time of infection is at a much earlier time when the plant is just a seedling and has a slim chance of fighting off the necrotrophic disease. When Pythium attacks the seeding through the root system the bacterial pathogen leaves behind an enzyme that completely breaks down and kills cell walls. This eventually kills the entire plant in the seedling stage. So, in both Goss’s wilt and…

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    Thermodynamic Energy Flow

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    itself is defined as the ability to do work: All living plants and animals expend energy in their environment. All three laws of thermodynamics apply, especially the first: “Energy can neither be created or destroyed, but merely converted from one form to another”. In any ecosystem, energy is lost to the surroundings. A “Nutrient” is a food or any nourishing substance assimilated by an organism and required for growth, repair, and metabolism. Plants derive nutrients from the physical environment…

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    Title: To investigate the reproductive structures of the plants and to understand its importance in the survival of plant species. Introduction: Angiosperms are the dominant form of plant life in most terrestrial ecosystems, comprising about 90 percent of all plant species. Most crop and ornamental plants are angiosperms. Their success results, in part, from two innovative structures: the flower and the fruit. Flowers are derived evolutionarily from modified leaves. The main parts of a flower…

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    Lesson 5: Structures, Functions and Roles of Biological Molecules and Enzyme Activity in Metabolism Biological Molecules/Macromolecules Plants produce their own food through photosynthesis. They manufacture mainly carbohydrates (glucose) as a source of food of many higher organisms in the food chain. It is one of the many biological molecules present in plants and needed by animals. Biological molecules are macromolecules composed of many monomers (polymer) connected through a covalent bond…

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    Mitochondria

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    Photosynthesis is the process where energy from the sun gets converted into glucose for the plant to use as food. The energy from the sun gets trapped in the chloroplasts and together with carbon dioxide and water, it is turned into glucose and oxygen. The glucose eventually gets used as energy for the plant to live and the oxygen is a waste product that is released. The oxygen is used by humans during cellular respiration. Photosynthesis began over 2 billion years ago when an organism first…

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    Nitrogen-fixing bacteria are microorganisms present in the soil or in plant roots that change nitrogen gases from the atmosphere into solid nitrogen compounds that plants can use in the soil. Let's break this concept down. Nitrogen is commonly found as an inert, or nonreactive, gas in the Earth's atmosphere. In fact, 78% of the Earth's atmosphere is nitrogen in its gaseous design. This element is so sufficient that it has been incorporated into all living things on Earth. In order for this to…

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    species. Plants are among the most diverse groups of organisms and it all started 475 Ma ago, when spore-producing plants were the first to emerge from the sea to begin the colonization of terrestrial ecosystems. Ever since late Silurian (425 Ma), land plants have been competing, evolving and diverging to give rise to new species, while nearly all plant species that existed up until 10kya have gone extinct and there is an estimated 400,000 plant species in present day (Chapman 2009). All plants…

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    specifically in drought. In situations of long periods of drought it has been researched that oak trees lose their ability to effectively perform photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is the process in which sunlight is converted in to chemical energy. Plants make their own food by using energy from the sun to make glucose. There is a practical reasoning behind understanding if adaptations in leaf traits, water transport, osmotic potentials, root depth, and tissue elasticity allow for better survival…

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    Oceans had changed its color to green while oxygen was reacting with minerals. When the reactions stopped, oxygen could finally enter the atmosphere. Even though each cell only produced a small amount of oxygen, the combined metabolism of many cells during a vast period transformed the atmosphere to what is today. It allowed cells to colonize the surface of the ocean and ultimately the dry…

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    (H2O2) is a common household item. It is made of two hydrogen atoms and two oxygen atoms. It is most commonly used in small concentrations to clean small cuts and scrapes by killing bacteria. This antiseptic kills the bacteria by tearing down their cell walls. In the last few years, hydrogen peroxide has been added to pesticides. This means that the food we consume has been growing in materials that contain hydrogen peroxide. We have a right to know what our food has been produced in and what we…

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