To draw a well-labeled diagram indicating the various steps of the photorespiratory pathway and the three cell organelles involved in it, follow these steps: Step 1: Draw the Cell Organelles- Chloroplast: Start by drawing a large oval shape to represent the chloroplast. Label it as "Chloroplast...
In addition to the cell walls and vacuoles another key difference between plant and animal cells is that they contain the chloroplast organelle; see plant cell diagram above. The chloroplast is the area of the plant that is involved in the conversion of light energy into starch through a proces...
Plants cells have DNA that helps in making new cells, hence enhancing the growth of the plant. the DNA is enclosed within the nucleus, an enveloped membrane structure at the center of the cell. The plant cell also has several cell organelle structures performing a variety of functions to main...
and check them off as you draw them to ensure you have not left anything out of your diagram. Make sure you are drawing an animal cell, not a plant cell. Plant cells have cell walls and chloroplast; animal cells do not
A plant cell diagram, like the one above, shows each part of the plant cell including the chloroplast, cell wall, plasma membrane, nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes, etc. A plant cell diagram is a great way to learn the different components of the cell fo
Well-Labeled Diagram of RNA Structure(You would typically draw this diagram here) Summary- RNA is composed of ribose nucleotides with nitrogen bases A, G, C, and U.- It plays a vital role in translation by carrying the genetic information from DNA and directing the synthesis of proteins. -...
It is a creeping stem with long internodes, running horizontally on the soil surface. The nodes bear axillary buds, scale leaves and adventitious roots. Runner arises from an axillary bud. A mother plant often produces a number of runners in all direction. Runners break off and grow into ind...
Functions of Spleen: 1. Spleen produces lymphocytes. 2. It destroys erythrocytes and leucocytes. 3. It also serves to remove pigments and parasites from the body. 4. In an embryo it produces erythrocytes.
A typical angiosperm flower has following parts: ADVERTISEMENTS: 1. Bract (= Hypsophyll): It is a leaf like structure in whose axil a flower often develops. 2. Pedicel: It is the stalk of the flower which may be short, long or even absent. ...
ent atoms of the ring structure of mono saccharides is more readily visualized when the structure is depicted in the Haworth projection (after W. H. Haworth) (Fig. 5-5). In this projection, the members of the ring are arranged in a plane that is perpendicular to the plane of the...