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Compound Found in a Plant Cell | Plant Physiology

This article throws light upon the five major types of compound found in a plant cell. The compounds are: 1. Carbohydrate 2. Protein 3. Nucleic Acid 4. Enzymes 5. Vitamins. Plant Cell Compound: Type # 1. Carbohydrate: The general formula of carbohydrate is (CH2OH)n. Types of carbohydrate: (i) Monosaccharide (ii) Oligosaccharide (iii) Polysaccharide (i) Monosaccharide (C6H2O6):  I. Mostly found in [...]

By |2016-03-03T06:21:21+00:00March 3, 2016|Plant Physiology|Comments Off on Compound Found in a Plant Cell | Plant Physiology

Water and Plant Life (With Diagram)

The below mentioned article provides a brief account of structure, physical properties and importance of water to plant life. Structure of Water: Water (H2O) is normal oxide of hydrogen in which the two hydrogen atoms are joined to oxygen atom by covalent bonds forming an angle of 105° (Fig. 2.1 A). Since, oxygen atom is more electronegative than hydrogen atom; [...]

By |2016-02-24T13:45:13+00:00February 24, 2016|Plant Physiology|Comments Off on Water and Plant Life (With Diagram)

Protoplasm and Plant Cell

It is a common observation that when a little sugar or salt is dissolved in water, a homo­geneous and stable mixture of the two components is obtained which is called as solution. Of these two components, the one (here sugar or the salt) which is present in small quantity is called as solute while the other (here water) present in [...]

By |2016-02-24T13:45:13+00:00February 24, 2016|Plant Physiology|Comments Off on Protoplasm and Plant Cell
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