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botany Chapter 1

botany Chapter 1 Alpha

TermDefinition
Mutualism A relationship in which two organisms live proximity, and both species benefit from interaction
Mycorrhizal fungi To organisms and mutualistic relationship, but I know something was wrong with all these can survive without each other
Ecological Biography
Plant classification Taxonomy and phylogeny
Evolution Any change in the inherent traits of a population population that occurs from one generation to the next
What are the 4 mechanism of evolution Mutation Genetic drift Gene flow Natural selection
Genetic drift Changes in allele frequency due to random events
Gene flow The movement or migration of alleles from one population to another
Mutation Any change to DNA sequence of an organism (DNA Palmerase error)
Natural selection The difference, survival and reproduction of individuals in a population in response to biotic and abiotic factors in the environment, acting on heritability, variations and traits of individuals
Biotic factors Living community
Abiotic factors Nonliving factors (temperature, gases, water, nutrients, and other chemicals)
Ecology Is the scientific study of interactions of organisms within their environments
Population An interacting group of individuals of one species living in the same geographical area
Community The assembly of all organisms living together, and potential interacting in a particular area
Ecosystem All organisms living in a particular area, as well as all nonliving physical components of the environment that affect the organisms, such as air, soil, and sunlight
Population density The number of individuals of a particular species in one area
Competition Interactions between two organisms to obtain a resource that is required for survival and is unlimited supplies
Allopathy One of the competing organisms produces a chemical substance to inhibit the growth of other species
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