Monday, March 24, 2014
Formal Useful
Confusing Helping Boring
Every country acknowledge English
Shakespeare
Part II
Learning A-Level on the first day
I feel that I wanna die
I don't know what I have to say
except saying hi
Having an exam in May
But I have to try
I should pass this way
And ready to say goodbye
By : Via & Nadia
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Assignments
Chips are absolutely
containing MSG ,can you imagine if it comes to our body? Consuming chips
similarly give an opportunity to the viruses
of cancer to get in. Another point is ,consuming to much MSG can cause obesity.
It means your weight will be increasing by eating one pack of chips? What about
you bought ten packs of chips?
As much you consume
MSG , as much impacts that you can get.
Another point is, life
would be much better if you don’t
consume a food that kills you. Keeping away from chips is a good reason to be
healthy.
On the other hand,
although there are many good points of consuming chips. First it is an
alternative for middle-low people who could not buy main foods for example rice.
At least chips can hold your hunger and
also chips is instant foods, so people do not need to cook it or serve it.
That’s why people prefer skip their breakfasts and so on, they prefer to eat
chips because it is simple.
Eating chips can
reduce people’s boredom, especially when people at home while watching
television.
I have one cute girl in my class. She is nice, kind and annoying. She is Nadia or you can call her Nadi . She has a beautiful smile with rosy cheeks and her narrow eyes.
But on the other side ,she will leave me alone *well actually I still have Dimas , an innocent boy I've ever known, he has narrow eyes, so actually both of them have narrow eyes except mine. I still need Nadia ,everyone needs her. So it is kind of silly thing if my beautiful classmate replaced by him .
*I believe Nadia would smile to herself when she read this
-originally composed by Via -
*I believe Nadia would smile to herself when she read this
-originally composed by Via -
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Transport in multicellular plants
WHY PLANTS & ANIMALS NEED A TRANSPORT SYSTEM ????
------> to carry these items and other necessities throughout the body to cells that would not be able to get it from the air. In plants the transport systems are xylem and phloem, and in animals it is the circulatory system.
Some of the particular requirements of plant cells are as follows :
- Carbon dioxide : Photosynthetic plant cells require a supply of CO2 during daylight
- Oxygen : All plant cells require a supply of oxygen for respiration
- Organic nutrients : Many plant cells need to be supplied with organic nutrients
- Inorganic ions& water : These are taken up from the soil by roots & are transported to all regions of the plant.
THE ROLES OF NITRATE & MAGNESIUM IONS IN PLANTS
- Nitrates provide the nitrogen plants need to construct such vital molecules as amino acids and nucleic acids (DNA and RNA). Also some of the vitamins. Lack of nitrates means stunted growth, low yields, yellow leaves.
- Magnesium is the ion that's vital to chlorophyl function and photosynthesis. Without it leaves turn yellowish and/or red orange in colour, shrivel and die.
------> to carry these items and other necessities throughout the body to cells that would not be able to get it from the air. In plants the transport systems are xylem and phloem, and in animals it is the circulatory system.
Some of the particular requirements of plant cells are as follows :
- Carbon dioxide : Photosynthetic plant cells require a supply of CO2 during daylight
- Oxygen : All plant cells require a supply of oxygen for respiration
- Organic nutrients : Many plant cells need to be supplied with organic nutrients
- Inorganic ions& water : These are taken up from the soil by roots & are transported to all regions of the plant.
(transport in plants )
The transport of water
-The energy of the Sun causes water to evaporate from the leaves called TRANSPIRATION
THE STRUCTURE OF XYLEM & PHLOEM
Difference and Comparison
Phloem and xylem are complex tissues that perform transportation of food and water in a plant. They are the vascular tissues of the plant and together form vascular bundles. They work together as a unit to bring about effectivetransportation of food, nutrients, minerals and water.
PHLOEM
|
XYLEM
|
Transportation
of food and nutrients such as sugar and amino acids from leaves to storage
organs and growing parts of plant
|
Water
and mineral transport from roots to aerial parts of the plant.
|
Nature of tissue : Living tissue with little cytoplasm
but no nucleus/tonoplast.
|
NOT : Dead tissue at maturity so it is hollow with no cell contents
|
Location in vascular
bundle : Phloem occur
on outer side of the vascular bundle.
|
xylem
occupy the center of the vascular bundle.
|
Shape : Phloem is not star shaped.
|
Xylem
is star shaped.
|
THE ROLES OF NITRATE & MAGNESIUM IONS IN PLANTS
- Nitrates provide the nitrogen plants need to construct such vital molecules as amino acids and nucleic acids (DNA and RNA). Also some of the vitamins. Lack of nitrates means stunted growth, low yields, yellow leaves.
- Magnesium is the ion that's vital to chlorophyl function and photosynthesis. Without it leaves turn yellowish and/or red orange in colour, shrivel and die.
HOW TRANSLOCATION OF ORGANIC MATERIALS OCCURS IN PLANTS
Translocation involves the transport of organic materials produced through photosynthesis, such as sucrose, from the leaves to other parts of the plants where they are utilized. It occurs in the phloem sieve tube between the source end(near the leaves); where sucrose is loaded due to the process of photosynthesis by the palisade and spongy mesophyll cells to the sink end(near the end where sucrose is unloaded for respiration and storage purposes).
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