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What color does starch give when it reacts with iodine?
What color does starch give when it reacts with iodine?
What is the antidote for iodine poisoning?
What is the antidote for iodine poisoning?
Which substance is used as a filler or diluent in tablet manufacture?
Which substance is used as a filler or diluent in tablet manufacture?
What is used to detect starch microscopically?
What is used to detect starch microscopically?
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In which organelle does photosynthesis occur?
In which organelle does photosynthesis occur?
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What is a limiting process for gas movement in plants?
What is a limiting process for gas movement in plants?
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What happens when a plant cell is placed in a hypertonic solution?
What happens when a plant cell is placed in a hypertonic solution?
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Which substance serves as a high-energy storage compound in green plants?
Which substance serves as a high-energy storage compound in green plants?
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Which process involves drug exposure to high temperatures for a fraction of a second?
Which process involves drug exposure to high temperatures for a fraction of a second?
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Which hormones are known as plant growth stimulators?
Which hormones are known as plant growth stimulators?
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What type of adulteration involves adding inferior material to authentic drugs?
What type of adulteration involves adding inferior material to authentic drugs?
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In which part of photosynthesis do light reactions occur?
In which part of photosynthesis do light reactions occur?
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What is the role of phloem in plants?
What is the role of phloem in plants?
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What term describes the series of processes in which solar light energy is converted to chemical energy in the form of a simple sugar?
What term describes the series of processes in which solar light energy is converted to chemical energy in the form of a simple sugar?
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What process involves the conversion of molecular nitrogen (N2) in air into ammonia in soil?
What process involves the conversion of molecular nitrogen (N2) in air into ammonia in soil?
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What is the net movement of a substance from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration called?
What is the net movement of a substance from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration called?
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What is the term for the process that uses energy to transport molecules against a concentration gradient?
What is the term for the process that uses energy to transport molecules against a concentration gradient?
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What is the directional movement of plants in response to gravity called?
What is the directional movement of plants in response to gravity called?
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What term refers to natural products derived from plants or animals that are used for medicinal purposes?
What term refers to natural products derived from plants or animals that are used for medicinal purposes?
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What is the purpose of drying medicinal plants?
What is the purpose of drying medicinal plants?
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What is the term for drugs that are recognized by pharmacopeia?
What is the term for drugs that are recognized by pharmacopeia?
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What type of adulteration involves the addition of inferior material to authentic drugs?
What type of adulteration involves the addition of inferior material to authentic drugs?
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What is the directional movement of plants in response to light called?
What is the directional movement of plants in response to light called?
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Study Notes
Training Questions for Lectures 3, 4, and 5
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Scientific Term Definitions:
- Photosynthesis: A series of processes where light energy is converted to chemical energy in the form of a simple sugar.
- Carbon Dioxide Fixation: Carbon dioxide is fixed into simple sugars within chloroplasts.
- Nitrogen Fixation: Converting atmospheric nitrogen (N2) to ammonia. This ammonia is then metabolized by most organisms.
- Net Movement: Substance moves from high concentration areas to low concentration areas.
- Active Transport: Energy is used to transport molecules against their concentration gradient (low to high).
- Water Movement Through Membranes: Water moves from high water concentration areas to low water concentration areas across semi-permeable membranes
- Plant Tropisms: Directional plant movements in response to various stimuli. Includes gravity, light, water, and touch.
- Phytochemistry: Study of drugs from natural sources (plants, animals, and marine organisms).
- Crude Drug: Unrefined natural substance used medicinally for properties it intrinsically possesses.
- Pharmacopeia: Recognized book listing standards for drugs.
- Drug Recognition: Drugs may be recognized or not recognized by a pharmacopeia.
- Drug Adulterants: Inferior material added to drugs.
Additional Concepts
- Factors Affecting Photosynthesis & Diffusion: Photosynthesis and diffusion of molecules are affected by factors including a variety of elements.
- Natural Products in Medicine: Natural products are used in modern medicine because they contain molecules that can be used to create drugs that successfully treated or alleviated various medical conditions.
- Crude Drug Drying: Procedures, objectives, advantages, and considerations of drying crude drugs are important considerations.
- Drug Packaging: Good packaging of medicinal plants and how factors like packaging can factor in.
- Starch & Fixed Oil Uses: Explains various uses of starch and fixed oils.
- Photosynthesis Processes: The details of photochemical reactions, locations (grana vs. stroma).
- Limiting Factors of Photosynthesis: Explains which factors may limit photosynthesis.
- Water & Mineral Transport: How water and minerals are transported in plants (phloem/xylem).
- Cell Transport: Descriptions of active and passive transport (diffusion, facilitated diffusion, active transport) within cells.
- Types of Adulteration: Explains different types of adulteration in drugs.
- Antidotes of Poisoning and the components that might factor in
True/False and Multiple Choice
- Photosynthesis Location: Photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts.
- Photosynthesis Compounds: Starch is high-energy storage in plants..
- Photosynthetic Pigments: Plant cell components includes components like calcium oxalate crystals as ergastic substances.
- Photosynthesis Reactions: Dark reactions take place in the grana (stroma, not grana).
- Photochemical Reactions: Photolysis of water and reduction of CO2 to glucose are considered photochemical reactions.
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Test your understanding of key biological concepts from Lectures 3, 4, and 5. This quiz covers important scientific terms related to plant processes, transport mechanisms, and tropisms. Challenge yourself and reinforce your knowledge in these essential areas of biology.
