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    apices of Helianthus annus (Sunflower) plants exhibit phototropism by growing towards the direction of sunlight (Dr.Sharma‚ J.P.2006). Reference: Dr.Sharma‚J.P.(2006). Comprehensive laboratory manual in Biology(pp.169-170). New Delhi:Laxmi Publications Private Ltd.‚ Question: Does the direction of sunlight affect phototrophic movements in plants? Hypothesis: "The direction of sunlight plays an active role regarding phototrophic movements in plants." Prediction: "If a plant is placed

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    effects and have an ability to change to fit the increased levels of UV sunlight. Plant growth can be directly affected by UV sunlight radiation‚ in a dreadful way. Indirect changes caused by UV sunlight ‚such as changes in plant

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    energy from lights. Chlorophyll is present in specialised cells within plants and many algae‚ when sunlight is present‚ chlorophyll combines it with water and carbon dioxide and creates energy through photosynthesis‚ a bi-product of which is oxygen. Organism that can photosynthesise are called autotrophs or “self-feeders”. Chlorophyll in leaves enables plants to trap light energy; it traps sunlight energy for the plants and begins the process of photosynthesis. It gives plants the greenish colour

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    sang at the golden sunlight before them. The birds huddled with their loved ones knowing of the day’s end. Finally‚ the sun disappears along with its shine. But the stars peek out under the black‚ night sky. We can only wait to see another magical moment of beauty and warmth. We can only wait for another sunset. Glistening magically‚ the beautiful‚ shimmering‚ crystal-clear Ocean came lapping over the shore‚ whilst the golden‚ gleaming sand glowed in the incredible sunlight. Swishing madly‚ the

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    production of Melatonin‚ which helps to bring about sleep in the night. Another significant benefit of sun rays is that it makes bones stronger as sunlight gives the body Calcium necessary for enhancing bone structure. It can also get rid of bacteria and germs. It also makes the body system immune from diseases. Just some 15 minutes in the morning sunlight can give such health benefits. Spending time in the sun can also help prevent leukemia and also skin cancer. Vitamin D is essential to fight

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    is healthy for us. Our body makes its own Vitamin D when we get out in the sun. It also makes Melatonin‚ which helps us sleep at night. As we age‚ our bodies make less Melatonin‚ but taking a walk in the sunlight can help to replete the supply and help an older person sleep better at night. Sunlight also helps in preventing and treating depression. People in cloudier climates have higher rates of depression than those in sunnier environments. Sunburns and tans are natural ways of monitoring how

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    able to have the sunshine on her. Pearl and Hester are playing in the forest‚ and as Pearl tries to catch the sunlight‚ she tells her mom‚ " The sunshine does not love you. It runs away and hides itself‚ because it is afraid of something on your bosom" ( Hawthorne 162). The letter A attached to Hester’s dress causes her to remain in darkness. The physical manifestation of sin repels sunlight around her while Hester understands that she has no light of her own. In the forest‚ Hester notices Pearl is

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    photosynthesis. Light is also used to reflect off a natural green color‚ which is absorbed by the green pigment‚ chlorophyll. Aim What effects does sunlight and no light have on growing plants? The goal of this lab is to determine the effects of different approaches of growing seedlings and to understand these effects. Hypothesis I believe that actual sunlight will benefit the plants in helping to make them grow. I also believe that the effect of having no light on growing seedlings will cause the plant

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    In the Alaskan Tundra‚ abiotic factors include wind‚ temperature‚ and sunlight. Abiotic factors are nonliving things that influence or affect the ecosystem and the organisms in it. Factors such as wind‚ temperature‚ and sunlight can have a lasting effect on an ecosystem such as an Arctic Tundra. In the Alaskan Tundra‚ strong and persistent winds rush through the air. These winds desiccate and abrade plant tissues‚ contributing to one of the many factors of why tundras aren’t able to grow trees.

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    = triglyceride + 3H2O c) Hydrolysis of starch to remove a single molecule: Starch + H2O = 3 glucose 3. The transparency of water is important to life because it allows organisms living in water to absorb the sunlight and carry out photosynthesis. If water was opaque‚ the sunlight wouldn’t be able to enter. Because they wouldn’t be able to conduct photosynthesis‚ plants would be unable to grow underwater. Biology SL – Chapter 4 questions Page 57 1. a) Difference between protein and

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