Introduction Food is an essential element for human survival it provides energy to the body, builds tissues, and helps to maintain life. A person can live only three weeks without food. The role of food is very important to provide energy to the organisms, to build the body, and to manage life properly. Food is […]
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Introduction An ecosystem is a functional unit of the environment. Here living organisms interact among themselves and also with their surrounding physical environment. Grassland is an ecosystem where various types of organisms, plant species, and many microorganisms live. These ecosystems can be observed somewhere in every corner of the globe. All of these grasslands are
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Introduction The biogeochemical cycle is an important cycle in the biological world. As the name suggests biogeochemical cycles cannot be completed without living beings hence organisms are also deeply dependent on this cycle. The nitrogen cycle is one of the most important biogeochemical cycles of all the cycles. It is an essential element and it
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Introduction Food serves as the primary source of nutrition for both animals and the human body. When consumed in solid, semi-solid, or liquid forms, it undergoes a series of digestive processes within the human body. This digestion is essential as it provides the body with the necessary energy for various physiological functions. The diverse organic
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Introduction Grassland biotic factors are the living component of this region, it is called grassland because it is covered by grass. About 20% of the earth’s surface is covered by grassland, this region belongs to the terrestrial ecosystem. Grasslands are developed in the central part of the continent where the average annual rainfall is 90
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Introduction Grassland abiotic factors refer to the various Physical or non-living components of the grassland. It is an area where grass predominates in vegetation. The grasslands are naturally seen on all continents, except the Antarctic continent. Some elements have a direct and indirect role in the formation of grasslands in every corner of the globe.
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Introduction Xylem and phloem are the types of plant vascular tissues. The primary function of both tissues is to assist the transport of water and mineral salts in the plant body. But these two tissues are different from each other. Xylem vs phloem microscopic differences are the primary topic discussed here. A tissue is a
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Introduction Anion exchange vs cation exchange is the two forms of ion-exchange chromatography. These are the two chemical methods used to separate molecules according to their net surface charge. There are some differences between these two chemical methods. An ion is an atom or molecule. When an atom is charged positively or negatively by accepting
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Introduction The biuret reaction is a chemical test for proteins and polypeptides. This test is used for all compounds containing two or more peptide bonds. There are various types of biochemical compounds in nature. Biuret is one such biochemical compound. It is a chemical substance that is used for the identification of proteins and peptides.
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Introduction The atmosphere is the only source of nitrogen with a total amount of about 78%. The nitrification process is one of the steps of the nitrogen cycle. This nitrogen is the most essential element for all living organisms. This nitrogen circulates from the atmosphere to the biosphere and again from the biosphere to the
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