During the fieldwork it has been observed that the micro-level slopes influence the distribution of plant and plant coverage (number of plants/25 sq. m) on the land. Examination of field data by sophisticated software also strongly supports that hypothesis. Distance is also very important to identify the zoning of high and low plant coverage. Table […]
Relationship between Micro-Slope and Plant Coverage (With Diagram and Table)
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4 Main Stages of Cellular Reaction in Plants | Metabolic Engineering
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Some of the main stages of cellular reaction in plants are as follows: (a) Glycolysis (b) Transition Reaction (c) The Krebs cycle (d) Electron Transport Chain. Plants used to produce energy through the process of photosynthesis as well as cellular respiration. Cellular reaction in plants is totally opposite to photosynthesis, and more importantly, it does […]
Experiment to Study the External Features of Plants (With Diagrams)
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Experiment to Observe the Diversity of Plants! Experiment: Objective: To study the external features of root, stem, leaf and flower of monocot and dicot plants. Apparatus and materials required: Glass slides, forceps, hand lens, scissors, dissecting microscope, a complete monocot plant such as onion or paddy or wheat or maize, and a complete dicot plant […]
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