Basics of Cells and Plant Reproduction

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Course Outline

  1. Energy, matter and cells
  2. Laboratory skills and plant reproduction

1. Energy, matter and cells

Key Concepts & Definitions

  • Energy: Energy is the capacity to do work or cause change in matter.
  • Matter and states of matter: Matter is material with mass, and its physical form can appear as solid, liquid, or gas.
  • Cells (plant and animal cells): Cells are the basic living units, and plant and animal cells share core cell features while differing in key structures.

2. Laboratory skills and plant reproduction

Key Concepts & Definitions

  • Scientific drawing: Scientific drawing is a careful, labeled representation of an observation intended for clear communication.
  • Magnification: Magnification is the factor describing how much bigger an image appears compared with the real specimen.
  • Plant reproduction: Plant reproduction is the process by which plants produce new plants through their life cycle.

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