3 Questions
What is the primary function of ch in animals and plants?
Transportation of substances
Where is ch predominantly involved in the case of animals?
Circulation
In plants, what does ch primarily facilitate?
Photosynthesis
Study Notes
Ch Function in Animals and Plants
- Ch (Chitin) is a crucial component in the exoskeletons of animals, providing structural support and protection.
- In animals, ch is predominantly involved in the formation of exoskeletons in arthropods, such as crustaceans, insects, and arachnids.
- In plants, ch primarily facilitates defense against pathogens and pests, acting as a signaling molecule to trigger immune responses.
- Ch also plays a role in plant growth and development, influencing cell wall formation and extensibility.
Test your knowledge about the primary function of transportation in animals and plants. Explore the involvement of transportation in animals and the facilitation of essential processes in plants.
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