Essays on Plant

Genetically modified organisms (GMO) are everywhere in this day in age, which is causing a lot of controversy. Some saying there are potential risk and others saying it’s a great way to protect and increase yields which cut cost. Commercial sale of genetically modified (GM)…

Tropical maize is not suitable for growth in the cold climates at high latitudes or altitudes, where daily temperatures around zero and bright sunlight are common. Such conditions predispose the plants to a series of events that can ultimately lead to destruction of the photosynthetic…

Photosynthesis is the process by which photoautotrophic organisms absorb solar radiation and utilise carbon dioxide and water to produce carbohydrates. Stress factors impacting components like photosystems, pigments or electron transport chain can reduce the optimal photosynthetic performance of plants. C3 photosynthesis occurs in over 95%…

Statement Of Purpose The purpose of this experiment is to evaluate the effects of acidic pHs, specifically 5 and 6.5, on the rate of photosynthesis, determined through production of oxygen, in C. Demersum. The variable groups are aqueous solutions with pHs of 5 and 6.5,…

Photosynthesis is that the method through that plants utilize light-weight to convert water and dioxide therefore making food, sanctionative growth, and Releasing oxygen into the atmosphere. chemical action is crucial to life. Without it, life wouldn’t be capable. All things alive utilize chemical action in…

Introduction Spring is a hectic time for keen gardeners. There are many jobs to do in the garden and we are busy as bees. However, when it comes to planting, everything else can be left behind. The most important thing to do in spring is…

Photosynthesis is a chemical reaction that takes place inside a plant, it has two stages known as the light reactions and the Calvin Cycle which then divides into photosystem I and photosystem II. It is known as the process that feeds the biosphere which involves…

Obesity is a growing epidemic around the world and dramatically increases the risk of developing a number of chronic diseases (Gambero and Ribeiro, 2015). The currently available anti-obesity drugs contain numerous adverse effects (Li and Cheung, 2011), having a great interest in natural products as…

Introduction Elderberry is a deciduous multi-stemmed shrub with brittle branches that easily bent under the weight of its fruit clusters. Suckering from the roots and branching from the base of the main stems force the plant to form dense thickets. It can reach up to…

There are around 99 thousand organisms that are known within the fungi kingdom, such as mould, rust and mushrooms. Some fungi are found living freely in either water or soil, while others choose to form parasitic relationships with animals or plants. There are large amounts…