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Coordination and Irritability

             Revision exercise 4

           1.  How does  negative  feedback            6.  What role do the rods and cones
               mechanism  differ from positive            play in the human eye?
               feedback mechanism in hormonal          7.  A group project on plant movements
               coordination?                              is given by your biology teacher
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           2.  Assume      that   you    are   a          “to describe the concepts of nastic
               neuroscientist and you want to             and tropic movements in plants”.
               educate  a group of pupils about           Prepare a summary of your speech
               the operations of the cell body and        including real world examples.
               myelin sheath. What functions do        8.  Assess the effects of phytohormones
               these anatomical structures provide        on the growth and development of
               in the neurological system?                plants  using  specific  examples  to

           3.  Using relevant  sketches,  describe        back up your claims.
               how an impulse is transmitted           9.  Outline the role of phytohormones
               across the synapse.                        in plants.
           4.  Draw a  well  labelled  diagram  of     10. Explain the application of natural
               the mammalian ear.                         and  synthetic  phytohormones  in

            5.  How  would you compare and                crop production and weed control.
                contrast the nervous and hormonal      11. Explain  the  role  of  synthetic
                systems in performing day to day          phytohormones in the development
                activities?                               of industrialised Tanzania.



































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