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What is Biodiversity? Biodiversity definition: ‘Bio’ means life, and ‘diversity’ means differentiation or variation in distribution. It refers to the differentiation of lives involving flora and fauna in a particular locality. …
Betel Vine Diseases Symptoms and Management: Collar rot/Footrot/Stem rot, Root rot, and Leaf spot/Anthracnose of Betel vine are the three most common types of diseases are found in betel vine. …
Plant succession with types and stages: Succession is the process of change in an ecosystem over time. This can include the replacement of one type of plant or animal with …
What are biogeochemical cycles? Nearly 30 to 40 elements are required for the proper growth and development of living organisms. Most important of these are C, H, O, P, K, …
What is ecosystem ecology? In short, we can say an integrated study of an ecosystem. In this article, we’ll know the components, classification, characteristics of ecosystems. Ecosystem ecology Definition: Ecosystem …
Causes of Plant Diseases: Plant diseases are caused by pathogens. Hence a pathogen is always associated with a disease. In other way, disease is a symptom caused by the invasion …
Characteristics/general features, economic importance, and common species/plants of cucurbitaceae, gramineae, and solanaceae family are given below- Cucurbitaceae family characteristics/general features: Habit: Mostly annual or perennial herbs. They are mostly tendril …
What is External Morphology of Plants? Morphology deals with the forms and features of different plant organs such as roots, stems, leaves, flowers, seeds, and fruits. The study of life …
Definition and structure of Protein: Proteins may be defined as the high molecular wright mixed polymer of alpha-amino acids joined together with peptide bond (-CO-NH-). Polymers of more thane 100 …
What is plant adaptation? Definition:Â Adaptation may be defined as the fitness or adjustment of an organism (plants or animals) to its environment or habitat by changing morphological, anatomical, or physiological …