The human respiratory system consists of the nasal passage, the pharynx, the trachea, the bronchi, bronchioles and the lungs. By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class Asha.K.M., Anjana.J, Anakha.K.S. G.H.School Cotton, Hill, Kerala 9th
The main objective of the presentation is to describe the current classification of land plants & to draw an outline of the life cycle of moss and ferns. By: Vikrant Mishra Created By School Address Email Class Unknown Govt. Boy’s Read More …
Plant Cells have a few unique organelles.It consists of Vacuoles, Plastids (e.g., chloroplasts), Cell wall. By: Vikrant Mishra Created By School Address Email Class Govt. Boy’s High School Bhuwaneswar, Orissa
The leaf is the main site of Photosynthesis. Its broad thinlamina (blade) is an adaptation for this process. By: Vikrant Mishra Created By School Address Email Class Unknown Govt. Boys’ High School Bhuwaneswar, Orissa
Photosynthesis is the process by which plants make their food using sunlight, water and carbon dioxide. It takes place inside special structures in leaf cells called chloroplasts. By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class Sivasaran.R, Subhash.V.R, Mohan.S.,Suresh kumar.K. Read More …
Photosynthesis is the process of converting light energy to chemical energy and storing it in the bonds of sugar. By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class Gopika Sasi.J, Resmi.S.Nair, Saji.V, Saranya.S and Guided By: G.Kumari Sreedevi Govt High Read More …
The animals that we keep in our home are known as Pet animals.Generally they do not cause harm.For example: Rabbit By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class Student M.L.A. High School Karnataka
The basic life processes common to all the living organisms are Nutrition and Respiration. By: Vikrant Mishra Created By School Address Email Class Kartik Chandra Behera Govt. Boys’ High School Bhuwaneswar, Orissa
The procurement of nutrients is called nutrition. The chemical substances that are required for the production of energy for growth and body building are called nutrients.For Examples:The nutrients we require are carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins and minerals. By: Ashok Kumar Read More …
It briefly summarises the basics of DNA & RNA . It also enlighten the 3-D perspective of the bio-molecules DNA & RNA. It is explained in simple and lucid style. By: Ashok Kumar Created By School Address Email Class L.VINCENT Read More …