Name the tropic movement in response to the stimulus of the chemicals.

Q: Coiling of garden pea tendrils around any support is an example of

A: Tropic movement refers to a plant's mobility in response to environmental stimuli, such as the…

Q: __ helps in formation of leaf

A: Flowering plants are composed of leaves, stem and roots.

Q: Adaptation favouring plant growth and development in cold region

A: Every organism has adaptations based on the environment they live in and have mechanisms that…

Q: Create at least 6 analogies comparing (3) and contrasting (3) the processes involve in chemical and…

A: Specialized cells in the eye's retina are capable of changing light into signals that are…

Q: Name the food value mainly got by feeding on root tubers

A: Roots and tuber crops are major agricultural staple energy sources in tropical portions of the…

Q: What is a tropism? Name and describe 4 different types and why they might be used.

A: Tropism is described as a biological phenomenon showing growth or turning movement by an organism or…

Q: Define budding process.

A: Budding is the form of Asexual reproduction in which a new individual develops from some generative…

Q: What is the gravity receptor involved in gravitropism?

A: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question…

Q: Compare and contrast the following processes in plants and animals in terms of their reproduction,…

A: Living organisms are basically classified into five kingdom . These kingdom are :-  I ) Kingdom…

Q: Define tropism, and give examples of three common tropisms in plants.

A: Tropism is a directional movement in plants where plant organs tends to grow or move towards the…

Q: Enumerate the different types of buds based on the categories listed below and give 5 example each.…

A: A bud on the stem of a vascular plant is a small lateral or terminal protuberance that may grow into…

Q: Through diagram with labeling and description describe how signal such taste and light are…

A: reception is the initial phase in the initiation of sensation and is reliant on the receptor type,…

Q: Name the growth movements made by plants in response to contact (touch) with a solid object.

A: Growth movement is an important mechanism performed by the plant for their survival as the second…

Q: Compare and contrast plant and animal sensory and motor mechanisms. Give one example for each. Using…

A: Introduction :- All afferent, efferent, and central integration and processing components involved…

Q: How do seeds detect the presence of plants growing overhead?

A: The seed has two parts:- 1) Cotyledons that store food. 2) Embryo that forms radicle (future root)…

Q: Compare and contrast plant and animal sensory and motor mechanisms. Use a Venn Diagram

A: To compare and contrast: To compare and contrast plant and animal sensory and motor mechanisms by…

Q: describe why and how sensitive plants, sundews, and bladderworts produce their rapid movements?

A: Quick plant movement envelops movement in plant structures happening over a brief period, ordinarily…

Q: Characteristics of Life / Living Things of a dandelion.

A: Dandelion  It is a species of plant and belong to the phylum of angiosperms.

Q: If you were a plant, what stimuli would you be most and least sensitive about? Why?

A: Plants and Sensitiveness  ---Introduction --Organisms are highly organized structures which…

Q: Which kind of root system is better adapted for anchorage? Explain your answer.

A: As we know that root is the primary site for absorption of water . Following points should be kept…

Q: Name the plant in whose leaves transfusion tissue is present.

A: Transfusion tissue is composed of tracheids (transfusion tracheids) with conspicuous bordered pits…

Q: Name a special apparatus in which if a plant is rotated neutralizes the effect of gravity.

A: Anatomy and physiology are the branches of biology, and anatomy deals with the study of the…

Q: give 2 examples of grass that has leaf modification and what is their specialized functions…

A: Leaf modification is one way that grasses can adapt to their environment and ensure their survival.…

Q: Through diagrams with labelling and description, describe how signals such as taste and light are…

A: A) TRANSMISSION OF TASTE SIGNALS -  Taste impulses from the two thirds of the anterior tongue…

Q: Label the Fern Leaf CS

A: Here, the fern leaf cross section has to be labelled.

Q: Trish is laying out a new garden. Her mind swirls with colors as she considers all the different…

A: Creative processes involve critical thinking.

Q: Draw and label the following parts: Upper lip Lower lip Standard petal/banner Wing/alae Keel/carina…

A: INTRODUCTION MAYANA also known as Coleus . It belongs to Lamineceae Family. Parts of the…

Q: In a numeric pyramid to which tropic level does the base always refer?

A: Ecology is the study of interaction of organisms with one another and with the environment. Ecology…

Q: Why is it important to know the terminologies in plant descriptions?

A: All plants, animals, and microbes on the planet are included in taxonomy, which is the discipline of…

Q: Identify five stimuli that control the opening and closing of stomata.

A: Stomata are the tiny structures present in the epidermis of the plant leaves and in the stem of…

Q: Name the season when flowers bloom in the garden

A: Flowers.  Flowers are the plant reproductive organs. They contain male and female reproductive part…

Q: Shoot system:

A: Shoot system is the aerial part of the plant.

Q: Jsing the Table Below. Differentiate how human and plants will respond to the given stimuli. Provide…

A: Receptors are proteins molecules found on the surface of the cell that responds to stimuli by…

Q: Describe how the taste of a medicine might be modified from sour to sweet, so that children would be…

A: The aim of the medicines to treat or cure a health issue or reducing the symptoms of an issue. These…

Q: Explain trap cropping in the context of Blue Hubbard Squash.

A: Trap cropping, a classic pest management method, has grown in popularity in recent years. A trap…

Q: locate and  label the primary root and lateral root. edit the picture and use arrow to locate

A: Primary root - These root are formed first. These are early roots. Secondary root- These are side…

Q: Before a plant can respond to environmental factors, they must be perceived. Give examples of…

A: Introduction In natural conditions, organisms feel the continuous change in environmental conditions…

Q: Stimulus Response Benefit of Response Type Text Here Туре Теxt Here Sunlight shines on a plant. Type…

A: Response is something constituting a reaction , and benefit is the advantage gained from a response.

Q: Name the plants having male and female flowers or sex organs on the same plant.

A: Flowers are the specialized organs to perform sexual reproduction in the angiosperms. They are…

Q: Discuss how bees and bee-pollinated flower are each modified to maximize their interaction

A: Fertilization (pollination) happens when birds, honey bees, bats, butterflies, moths, scarabs,…

Q: DIRECTION:  Make an acrostic using the word ECOSYSTEM.  NOTE: Acrostic is a poem (or other form of…

A: An ecosystem is a geographic region where plants, animals, and different living beings, just as…

Q: Draw and label the following parts: Upper lip Lower lip Standard petal/banner Wing/alae Keel/carina…

A: Let us first know the definitions of the following parts: Lip: Lips attract insect pollinators and…

Q: Mention one significant function of gemma cup.

A: Gemma cups are cup like structures which contains gemmae. Gemma is a single cell or group of cells…

Q: What are tropic movements?

A: Tropic movement is a special type of movement seen in plants in response to the stimulus present in…

Plant sensory system

The plant sensory system is a sophisticated system that responds to environmental stimuli such as light,temperature, gravity, and touch. Research predicts that plant hormones and signaling mechanisms areresponsible for this regulation system in plants.