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Whats Osmosis?
A kind of diffusion. The movement of water across a peremeable membrane.
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What minerals are needed for healthy growth?
Nitrate, Phosphate and Potassium.
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What is Transpiration rate affected by?
increase in temperature, decrease in humidity
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What is Decay caused by?
microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi
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What does the rate of decay depend on?
temperature, oygen and water
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What methods of preserving are there?
cooling, canning and freezing
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What are the transport systems in plants for food and water?
via xylem vessels (water) or phloem vessels (food)
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What is Biodiversity?
Measure of variety of organisms in an area, for example, no. of habitats, no. of species or variation of the same species
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Which has a greater level of biodiversity? Natural or Artificial environment?
Natural
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How are leaves adpted to photosynthesis?
Big surface area to absorb light, thin for absorbing and releasing
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Ecosystems are self supporting, what is the only energy source they rely on?
The sun
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What are the disadvantages of pesticides?
They affect food chains because they kill animals as well as pests
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What is Biological Control?
Introducing a disease to kill a pest
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What is Zonation?
Gradual change in distribution of species in a habitat
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What is Intensive Farming?
Battery farming of animals. It produces more food. Uses herbicides and pesticides
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What are alternatives to Intensive Farming?
Organic methods such as menure, compost
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