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How would a reduced level of chlorphyll in a plant cause a stunted growth? Can anything else affect growth?

Chlorophyll is vital for photosynthesis, which is how the plant makes glucose for energy. If there is less photosynthesis, there will be less glucose made and so less energy released for growth. Glucose i...

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Answered by Rebecca P. Biology tutor
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What are some of the key differences between animal and plant cells?

Possibly the most noticeable difference between plant and animal cells is the presence of chloroplasts containing chlorophyll in the plant cells. This chlorophyll is used in photosynthesis, to convert sun...

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How do I answer long answer questions on (eg.) diffusion/active transport/osmosis

So, the first thing to look at in long answer questions is the number of marks they're awarding. The next is to read the question a few times over and make sure you really understand what they're asking f...

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Answered by Stephanie C. Biology tutor
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What is the basis of DNA replication?

Remembering the steps to DNA replication can be based on your own preference, either with numeric list, diagram or mind maps. I will outline the steps in the form of a list but we can use diagrams/mind ma...

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Answered by Lara B. Biology tutor
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Give an example of genetic codominance and explain what is meant by this phrase.

This question can be divided into two aspects; example and explanation. Firstly, the example - there are several examples of genetic codominance, including the presence of the AB blood group, variation in...

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