English term gingivere, which originated from the Sanskrit word srynaveram, or “horned root”. Ginger is one of the most overlooked herbs as the constant consumption and usages go unnoticed, but this essay will uncover cultural uses of ginger in the past and ginger’s structure. The most prominent discovery about ginger is the medicinal usages that ginger can provide. These medicinal usages include increasing immune system, treating diabetic myocardiopathy and serving as a component for anti-tumor medication
formation of root nodules in certain plants with free-living soil bacteria making only a small contribution. Some bacteria belonging to the genus Rhizobium live in close association with the roots of leguminous seed plants such as peas, soybeans and alfalfa. These bacteria are normally free-living in the soil but when they are close to the root of a legume they infect it. They invade the root hairs and cause the production of an infection thread in the root hair cell
used? Rheumatoid arthritis 1 - what is it general summary Rheumatoid Arthritis is an inflammatory disease affecting joints casuing swelling, stiffness, pain and loss of function. This autoimmune disease causes the immune system to attack the Hyaline Cartilage around the joints. This tough, elastic tissue is surrounded by synovial fluid for lubrication and nutrient transfer as the cartlidge is avascular. The synovium tissue encloses the fluid and is normally 1-3 cells
which then grows roots and forms true leaves. This plant continues to grow until flowers are formed. The next step is a process called pollination and fertilization, which then forms a fruit. The fruit will release the seeds and the process repeats. Paragraph Two: Description of the purposes of the different parts of the plant (Information about roots, stems, flowers and leafs; information is accurate) A plant is made up of three different systems, a root system, a shoot system and a reproductive
ethanol, otherwise known as alcohol, which is considered the fermentation phase (study.com). The human body needs oxygen to thrive and the respiratory system is a vital part of sustaining life. The human respiratory system is comprised of a group of organs which takes in oxygen and expels carbon dioxide (livescience.com). The major organs of this system are the lungs. The lungs are responsible for carrying out the exchange of gases as we breathe. Red blood cells collect the oxygen from the lungs and
connections it makes. The neurons with one, two, or more than two neurites, are unipolar, bipolar, and multipolar respectively. Most of neurons in vertebrate nervous systems are multipolar, but there are significant exceptions. For illustration, bipolar neurons in the retina synapse with sensory neurons, and photoreceptors in the dorsal root ganglion are explained as pseudo-unipolar as they begin life as bipolar cells but their two neurites fuse. The unipolar neurons dominate in invertebrates. Collaterals
functions. The stems and roots of plants contain two separate transport systems; xylem vessels and phloem tubes, of which neither transport oxygen as it is transported to cells by diffusion. The network of xylem vessels transports water and mineral ions from the roots to all other parts of the plant whereas phloem tubes transport food made in the leaves to all other parts of the plant. In the stems the tissue is collectively known as vascular tissue, within the roots they form a structure called
tissues. Plant tissues include those of the stem and root. Many cells in tissues are linked to each other at contact sites called cell junctions. Cell junctions help maintain differences in the internal environment between adjacent cells, help anchor cells together, and allow cells to communicate with one another by passing small molecules from one cell to another. Groups of two or more tissues that function together make up organs. An organ system is a group of organs that work together to carry out
oblique, which makes them more distinguishable from other leaves. Also, the margins of the leaflets are serrated and have pinnate veins, which indicate that the tree is a dicot. This also means that the tree has a taproot system as opposed to monocots, which have a fibrous root system. The pecan tree is also deciduous, which makes it a perennial that sheds its leaves at wintertime, and grows new leaves in the spring. Pecan trees are able to reach heights of over seventy feet and can have a trunk diameter
(Give the structure and function of each) * Keratinocytes- 90% filled with keratin and have a waterproof barrier. * Melanocytes- 8% produce melanin pigment and pass them to the keratinocytes. * Langerhans cells- phagocytes from the immune system and are easily damaged by UV light * Merkle cells- located in deepest layer of hairless skin and they are the sensory transduction. 4. Name the five epidermal layers from the outside of the skin to the inside. Tell the structure of each