Differences between plant mitosis and animal mitosis
S.N. Mitosis in Animal cells Mitosis in Plant cells 1. Centrioles are present at the spindle poles. Centrioles are lacking at the spindle poles. […]
S.N. Mitosis in Animal cells Mitosis in Plant cells 1. Centrioles are present at the spindle poles. Centrioles are lacking at the spindle poles. […]
Nucleic acids are the components of our nuclear material (Chromosomes) present in the cells. Nucleic acids are also ingested from food like herring, mackerel etc. […]
Among animals, generally man alone takes milk even after becoming adult. Milk and other dairy products consist of sugar (Carbohydrate) in them called lactose. There […]
In an ecosystem, green plants act as producers and the food prepared by green plants is consumed by a series of consumers. In a food […]
Carbon is a basic component of plants and animals. There is a continuous exchange of carbon dioxide between the atmosphere, aquatic bodies and living organisms. […]
Nitrogen is an essential constituent of plant and animal proteins, vitamins and nucleic acids. The atmosphere is the main source of nitrogen gas which is […]
The branch of science that deals with the study of structures and functions of nature and the environment is called ecology. In other words, it […]
An immediate or spontaneous response or reaction shown towards any stimulus by an organism is called reflex action. A reflex is a predictable involuntary response […]
A. Knowledge Type Questions: What is meant by freefall? What is the value of ‘g’ on: i) the surface of the moon ii) the equator […]
Eutrophication is derived from the Greek word ‘eutrophos’ that means well-nourished or enriched Eutrophication is the excessive presence of nutrients like nitrate and phosphate in […]
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