Biology of cells and organisms

[Starlight]

I think the hardest part is cutting out what you think you won't need to know, and then you see it on the exam.

[Russ]

Digestion is the worst. Did a "quick" summary this afternoon for my notes, I'm up to my sixth page and I'm nowhere near finished yet

errr nice signature baby spicee!

It's a social experiment

[Starlight]

Digestion is the worst. Did a "quick" summary this afternoon for my notes, I'm up to my sixth page and I'm nowhere near finished yet

errr nice signature baby spicee!

It's a social experiment

I've seen the emo, the macho one, any others?

[Russ]

You'll have to ask nina, she changes them without warning and doesn't let me change them back

[jinny1]

You'll have to ask nina, she changes them without warning and doesn't let me change them back

LMAO!!

Anway just wondering if you guys actually memorise what Protandry, Protogyny, Heterostyly, Distyly, Tristyly, Cleistogamy, Apomixis are in plant fertilisation.

[Starlight]

You'll have to ask nina, she changes them without warning and doesn't let me change them back

LMAO!!

Anway just wondering if you guys actually memorise what Protandry, Protogyny, Heterostyly, Distyly, Tristyly, Cleistogamy, Apomixis are in plant fertilisation.

Haha I did but forgot, will brush up on that on saturday

[jasrulz63]

I am so happy I don't have to remember those names anymore

[jinny1]

gahh we have to memorise these ridiculous terms that we will never ever use after the exam -.-

[Starlight]

I am so happy I don't have to remember those names anymore

I will be too

[anonymous1]

 Protandry, Protogyny, Heterostyly, Distyly, Tristyly, Cleistogamy, Apomixis are in plant fertilisation.

i "revised" plant stuff a few days ago, yet i can't recall any of these terms

[jinny1]

Protandry, Protogyny, Heterostyly, Distyly, Tristyly, Cleistogamy, Apomixis are in plant fertilisation.

i "revised" plant stuff a few days ago, yet i can't recall any of these terms

lol i don't blame ya

[jinny1]

okay i'm confused.

The lecture notes says:

WOOD - everything inside the vascular cambium
BARK - everything outside vascular cambium

But that doesn't make sense because in the summary it says "and together (Cork) with the
secondary phloem (Which is wood) it is commonly referred to as “bark”".

If bark is wood + cork then Bark should be everything inside and outside the vascular cambium?? not just outside it?? I also don't like how it says "everything" when wood is only the secondary xylem :S

[Starlight]

okay i'm confused.

The lecture notes says:

WOOD - everything inside the vascular cambium
BARK - everything outside vascular cambium

But that doesn't make sense because in the summary it says "and together (Cork) with the
secondary phloem (Which is wood) it is commonly referred to as “bark”".

If bark is wood + cork then Bark should be everything inside and outside the vascular cambium?? not just outside it?? I also don't like how it says "everything" when wood is only the secondary xylem :S

Don't get too stressed about it, it's probably unlikely it will be on the exam but probably just base what you know off lecture notes, like bark is everything outside vascular cambium etc. Sometimes the notes/summaries can be pretty ambiguous.

[jinny1]

So in the fill-in-the-gaps section, do they always give you a list of answers that you pick from??

[seretide]

Yeah they do.. from what I've heard