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Plants
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Introduction
We all know what plants are, and essentially what they do, but what do all the parts of a plant do? This section aims to debunk any ungivens about what a plant does, and also sheds some light on the reproduction sequences, how photosynthesis works, and why we need to keep them around us as much as possible.
Below is a list of sections that you can view information on in this section.
Plant Structures
Processes
Research & Diseases
Recognised Scientists
Section Highlight
Abiotic vs Biotic Factors
Biotic & Abiotic factors.
A biotic factor is a factor that affects an organism that is living. It can be another plant or animal, humans, or bacterial. Anything that is living could affect the organism. In contract, abiotic factors are factors that are non-living, and these include things such as wind direction, temperature, and pH levels in soil.
You can find out more about this subject in the Abiotic Factors and Biotic Factors article.
