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Active transport
Passive transport
Calcium ion
Oxygen
The cell is flaccid. The sap cell is hypotonic Water molecules move out of the
sollution by osmosis. The plasma membrane move away from the cell wall.
Last longer
Change in taste.
Meiosis I
Causes variation
Sperm and ovum are gametes, the nucleus of sperm fuse with nucleus of
ovum to form diploid zygote.
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Turners syndrome
Primary structure
Secondary structure
Drynot
cleaning
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dry the silk under direct sunlight.
Inelastic.
This person difficulty in movement because pain at the joint. This person
became osteoartistis
The part of the stem above the ring swells because the
organic food substances accumulates at the part of the
stem. Food cannot e transport to the below of the ring
because the phloem is removed.
The part of the stem above the ring swells because
the organic food substances accumulates at the part
of the stem.
Food cannot be transport to the below of the ring
because the phloem is removed.
Similarities.
Both have closed circulatory system.
Blood flows n blood vessels.
Both have hearts which pump blood to ody cell.
Both have valves in veins.
Blood flow in one direction only.
Differences.
1. X is double circulatory system while Y is a single circulatory system
2. Blood flows through heart twice in X but blood flow once in Y.
3. X has four chambered of hearts but Y has two chambered of heart.
4. X has 2 atria and 2 ventricle but in Y has one atria and one ventricles.
5. In X oxygenated blood from heart pump to lung but in Y , the
oxygenated blood flow from hears to the gill.
6. In X oxygenated blood from heart to the body cell but in Y , the
oxygenated blood flow from gill to the body cell.
7. Oxygenate blood has higher pressure in X but in Y has low pressure.
8. Gasses exchange occurs at lunge ut in Y gas exchage occurs at gill.
oxygenated blood from heart lump oxygenated blood flow from hears
to lung.
to the gill.
Blood flows through heart twice.
Shore protection
The mangrove ecosystem has to be preserved and conserve because it act
as shore protection to prevent soil erosion.
Prop roots support soft and muddy soil.
Thus maintain water quality.
Biodiversity
Maintain biodiversity.
As a site for aquatic animal.
As a habitat for fauna and flora.
Preventing extinction of species.
Allows a longer life span for aquatic organisms.
Maintain he population of species.
Economy
As a sources of raw material for construction industry.
As a eco-taurism attraction.
Shore protection
Maintain normal weather by maintain carbon dioxide contain in
atmosphere.
Reduce green house effect.