Water Transport System In Plants

As you know, plants need water and mineral salts to perform the process of photosynthesis. The goal of photosynthesis is to produce glucose ...

The Function of Stomata in Plant

One of the characteristics possessed by living things is breathing. Humans breathe by inhaling oxygen from the air and then releasing carbon...

Light Microscope

What do you know about microscope? Have you observed the microorganisms using the microscope? What is actually the microscope? From this art...

Structure and Function of Plant Leaves Tissue

Leaves is a plant organ that attached to the stem. Leaves have a function as a place where the photosynthesis process occurred. Every plant ...

Structure and Function of Plant Stem Tissue

Generally, all plants that you see has a stem that stands up straight on the soil to support branches, leaves, and flowers. The place where ...

Structure and Function of Plant Root Tissue

Roots are plant organs that are mostly in the soil. Roots in plants serve as an anchor, protecting plants from wind blows or water currents....

Disorders of the Human Motion System

1. Rickettsia Rickettsia is a disorder caused by vitamin D deficiency. In the body, vitamin D has a function to help the absorption of calc...

Movement on Animals

One property that living things have is moving. Animals move in various ways such as walking, running, flying, swimming, edging and so forth...

Motion On Plants

Motion in plants is divided into three kinds, that is: 1. Motion in plants that occur spontaneously or do not require external stimuli. Th...

Reproduction of Bacteria

In general, bacteria reproduce asexually (not through the mating process) that is by dividing. The process of division of cells in bacteria ...

General Characterics of Bacteria

Bacteria are single-celled creatures that are very small (microscopic). Bacteria have a variety of shapes and sizes. There is a rod, spiral ...

The Difference Between Archaebacteria and Eubacteria

Archaebacteria General characteristics: Archaebacteria is a group of bacteria that produce methane gas from simple carbon compounds. Un...

Benefits and Dangers of Virus for Humans

Virus Benefits to Human Life 1. Producing Vaccines Vaccines are pathogens that have been weakened so it is not to harm the human body. ...

Virus Replication

The virus can only reproduce if it is in the cell of another organism. Viruses live parasitically in the host cell such as bacteria, eukar...

The Discovery, Characteristics, and Structure of Virus

History of Virus Discovery The word "virus" comes from the Latin word meaning poison. The discovery of the virus began when a ...

General Characteristics Of Fungi

In this post, will be explained about the general characteristics possessed by the fungi. Fungi are one of the kingdoms of living beings tha...

Red Algae

General characteristics: Red algae is a class of Rodhophyceae, Rhodophycota plant division. Called "red algae" because these alga...

Brown Algae

General characteristics Also called Phaeophyceae and it's containing a brown pigment called fucoxanthin. This color will envelop the ...

Blue-Green Algae

General characteristics: It is a slimy alga from diced Cyanophycota. Contains green pigment (chlorophyll) and blue pigment (phycocyanin)...