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what is the balanced equation for respiration?
C6H12O6 + 6O2 → 6C02 + 6H2O
what substances are in the blood
oxygen, carbon dioxide, glucose, hormones, electrolytes, proteins, urea
what is glucose used for?
energy, respiration, iron for haemoglobin and red blood cells, amino acids for protein synthesis, fatty acids for insulation, water for hydration and transport, protein for growth
difference between insect and wind pollinated flowers
stigma is feathery, has large surface area and is exposed, insect is sticky petals are absent/small and is not coloured, the filament is longer and exposed, pollen is light, dry abundant for wind and sticky for insect, stamen is inside the flower for insect, wind pollinated its exposed
difference betwen sexual and asexual flowers
no gametes, no fertilisation, mitosis, for asexual, offspring are clones, no genetic variation
how is yogurt made?
milk is heated for pasteurisation, which ensures bacteria is killed, the bateria lactobacillus is added, which a type of sugar called lactose to do anaerobic respiration, this produces lactic acid
difference between red blood cells and white blood cells
RBC has no nucleus, is smaller, has haemoglobin, has bi concave shape
nitrate role in plants
make amino acids which are building blocks for protein, which produce enzymes
calcium role in plants
bonds with pectin to make calcium pectate which holds cells together, affects the permeability of membranes
nitrate deficiency in plants
older yellow leaves, stunted growth
calcium deficiency
young yellow leaves which are crinkly and die back at growing points
magnesium role in plants
producing chlorophyll, needed for some enzymes to function and in the production of nuclei acids which helps with growth
magnesium deficiency in plants
leaves turn yellow and growth slow down
phosphates role in plants
needed to make DNA and cell membranes, needed for energy release and is also needed as part of the support substances in plant cells
phosphate deficiency in plants
dark green leaves with purple veins and stunted growth
what are the enzymes produced in the pancreas?
amylase, protease and lipase
why do plants need to photosynthesise?
to produce glucose for respiration