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Question 1

How did greeks (1800) classified plants

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not move and did not eat other organisms

Question 2

How did greeks (1800) classified animals

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moved and ate

Question 3

2 types of cell

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eukaryotes and prokaryotes

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domain under prokaryotes

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domain archea
domain bacteria

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domain under eukaryotes

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domain eukarya

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kingdoms (eukaryotes)

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protista
kingdom animalia
kingdom plantae
kingdom myceteae

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divisions (eukaryotes)

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bryophtya
pteridophyta
coniferophyta
magnoliophyta

Question 8

“many celled”

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eukaryotes

Question 9

Highly organized =
composed of cells

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multicellular

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Levels of Organization

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atom
molecules
cells
tissues
organ
organ system
organism
population
community
ecosystem
biosphere

Question 11

smallest particle of an element

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atom

Question 12

chemically combined atoms that
formed bonds

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molecules

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Ex: protein and nucleic acids

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macromolecules

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smallest unit that can perform all the
activities assoc to life

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cells

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associations of cells that perform
specific functions

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tissues

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organized tissues/functional units that
perform specific functions

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organ

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distinct living entities

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organism

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groups of members of the same
species that live together in the same place and same
time

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population

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all the populations of different
organisms that live and interact within an area

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community

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community together with non-living
environment

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ecosystem

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all of Earth’s ecosystems

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biosphere

Question 22

Own food&raquo_space;

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photosynthesis

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“Self-feeders”
Take in and use energy

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autotrophs

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“Other feeders”
Food&raquo_space; from other organisms

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heterotrophs

Question 25

composed of DNA

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genes

Question 26

units of hereditary information

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genes

Question 27

chain of glucose molecules

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cellulose

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cell wall polysaccharide that helps in cell adhesion and wall hydration

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pectin

Question 29

cell wall polysaccharides that strengthens the cell wall

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hemicellulose

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no cell wall

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animals

Question 31

fusion of female and male gametes which forms the embryo

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sexual rep.

Question 32

gives rise to the seed which is the site that would bear the new plant structures in the future

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sexual rep

Question 33

without the fusion of the male and female reproductive parts and hence there is no formation of seeds and fruits

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asexual rep

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Greek word: Plant

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botany

Question 35

botany aka

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plant biology

Question 36

Scientific study of plants

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botany

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botany is a subdivision of

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biology

Question 38

Origin, diversity, structure and internal processes of plants

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botany

Question 39

structure and functions of biological molecules (proteins and nucleic acids)

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plant molecular biology

Question 40

chemical interactions within plants

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plant biochemistry

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structures, functions and life processes of plant cells

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plant cell biology

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how structure of plants relates to function

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plant anatomy

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plants external structure, life cycles, reproduction, evolution and development

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plant morphology

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study of plant function and behavior

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plant physiology

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plant heredity and variation

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plant genetics

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interrelationships between plants and the environment

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plant ecology

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description, naming and classification of plants

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plant taxonomy

Question 48

biology and the evolution of plants in the geologic past

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paleobotany

Question 49

latin of science

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scientia

Question 50

Pursuit of knowledge based on direct observation of the natural world and experimentation to test conclusions

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science

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Is a dynamic process

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science

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Seeks to reduce complexity of our world to general principles

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science

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Help solves problems and provide new insights

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science

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Information collected by scientists through observation or experimentation (analyzed and interpreted)

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data

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Processes that scientists use to answer questions or solve problems

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scientific method

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Or sequence of steps followed by scientists to differentiate fact from myth and superstition or validate or refute speculations

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scientific method

Question 57

scientific method

Answer 57

recognize a question hypothesis formation hypothesis testing data analysis data conclusion