CHOOSE for the correct answer !!!
1. Man : Why do you look so pale and weak ?Women : I have a painful stomachache
a. Man : You should go to the doctor. Let i’ll a company you
b. What does the man express ? the...
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
GLASS HOUSE EFFECT
GLASS HOUSE EFFECT
Greenhouse Effect or the Greenhouse Effect is a term that was originally derived from the experience of farmers in temperate climates who grow vegetables and seeds in the greenhouse. Their experience shows that in the daytime when...
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Three Main Classes Flatworm
Three Main Classes Flatworm
1. TURBELARIA (Shakes-Headed Worms)
The only free-living class (non-parasitic), for example is a system of planarians excretion from the cells fire (Flame Cell). Hermafradit are empowered regeneration and fast.
2. TREMATODA...
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
i'm confused...
lagi bingung nich mo posting apa ?
what would happen if the problem is not resolved?
if you've had a very big problem that can not solve alone?
crack man
one way to get your problem is resolved in consultation with a friend, doctor or consultant...
TYPE SYSTEM vessels OWNED BY AIR Sponges
TYPE SYSTEM vessels OWNED BY AIR Sponges
1. Ascon
2. Sycon
3. Rhagon (Leucon)
Having a large cavity in the middle of his body that serves as the intestines in animals a high level. Cavity is called the cavity Gastrovaskuler. Radial symmetry of...
Monday, March 08, 2010
EXAMPLE SPECIES
EXAMPLE SPECIES
1. Unicellular blue algae
- Chroococcus -> live in the water / pond is calm
- Gloeocapsa -> live on a rock or epiphytes on other plants
2. Unicellular blue algae colonize
- Polycistis
- Spirulina -> can be processed into health...
VARIOUS VIRUS THAT HARM
Beings OTHER HARM
Bacterial pathogens are parasites that can cause disease in other organisms.
In plants, for example:
Xanthomonas citri>> cause of cancer stem oranges.
Erwinia trachelphilia>> cause of late blight pumpkin.
In animals such...
Sunday, March 07, 2010
5. Regnum Plantae (green plants)
PLANT CLASSIFICATION
Members + / - 500,000 to 600,000 spesies1. Alga / algae Divided into several classes: a. Chlorophyta: Green Algae b. Chrysophyta: Golden Algae c. Phaeophyta: algae Bollywood / Brown d. Rhodophyta: Red algae.
2. Bryophyta: mosses...
4. LEVEL taxonomic
LEVEL taxonomic
Also called pengelompokkan.Tingkatan level was developed by a group (taxon) is the most common up to the most specialized group, with the order level as follows:
1. Regnum / Kingdom (The World / Empire)
2. Division / Phyllum (Plant...
Thursday, February 11, 2010
3. The diversity of ecosystems
3. The diversity of ecosystems
This level of diversity can be demonstrated by the variety of ecosystems in the biosphere.
example:
moss ecosystems, tropical forest ecosystem, desert ecosystem, each ecosystem has a unique organism to ecosystem. another...
2. The diversity of species (species)
2. The diversity of species (species)
This diversity is more easily observed than the diversity of genes. This level of biodiversity can be shown by the variety of types of good living that includes groups of animals, plants and microbes.
example:...
Biodiversity 1. Various Level Biodiversity
1. Various Level Biodiversity
Biodiversity can occur at various levels of life, ranging from low levels of organisms to high-level organisms. Example of single-celled creatures to many-celled creatures; and organizational levels of individuals living...
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