Chapter 1: What is Biology?
Biology: is the the branch of science that deals with the living organisms and their vital processes.
Nutrition: is the food required for correct mechanism of body.
Respiration: is the release of energy by the breakdown of food substances like glucose into carbon dioxide and water.
Excretion: is the removal of metabolic waste products that have been produced as a result of processes occurring inside the cells of organisms.
Growth: is a permanent increase in the mass and volume of an organism as an result of converting absorbed food into living protoplasm.
Movement: is the physical characteristic of an organism.
Sensitivity: is the property of living organisms that result in an appropriate response to a stimulus (change).
Reproduction: is the process in which new offsprings are produced by the parent.
Adaptability: is the ability of species to change so as to improve its chances of survival.
Prokaryotae: the bacteria.
Protoctista: a collection of single-celled organisms and some simple multicellular ones like seaweeds.
Fungi: the mushrooms,toadstools, moulds and so on.
Plantae: the green plants.
Animalia: the animal kingdom which includes humans.
Viruses: smallest organisms which can’t be classified as living or nonliving.
Biology: is the the branch of science that deals with the living organisms and their vital processes.
Nutrition: is the food required for correct mechanism of body.
Respiration: is the release of energy by the breakdown of food substances like glucose into carbon dioxide and water.
Excretion: is the removal of metabolic waste products that have been produced as a result of processes occurring inside the cells of organisms.
Growth: is a permanent increase in the mass and volume of an organism as an result of converting absorbed food into living protoplasm.
Movement: is the physical characteristic of an organism.
Sensitivity: is the property of living organisms that result in an appropriate response to a stimulus (change).
Reproduction: is the process in which new offsprings are produced by the parent.
Adaptability: is the ability of species to change so as to improve its chances of survival.
Prokaryotae: the bacteria.
Protoctista: a collection of single-celled organisms and some simple multicellular ones like seaweeds.
Fungi: the mushrooms,toadstools, moulds and so on.
Plantae: the green plants.
Animalia: the animal kingdom which includes humans.
Viruses: smallest organisms which can’t be classified as living or nonliving.