Ch 7 Biology Class 11 Notes
Important easy to understand Notes of Ch 7 Biology Class 11 Notes English Medium written by Professor Sulman Arif Suib. These notes are very helpful in the preparation of Biology for students of the 9th class Biology English Medium and these are according to the paper patterns of all Sindh Book Boards.
Summary and Contents:
Topics which are discussed in the notes are given below:
- Why do living organisms need food?
- From where does the energy come in fuel and food molecules?
- Define Bioenegetics.
- Describe the chemical process of Energy Transmission in living organisms.
- Describe the formation of ATP.
- Define and describe the process of photosynthesis. What is its importance?
- What is the chlorophyll?
- Describe the structure of chloroplast.
- Briefly describe the reaction of photosynthesis.
- Define limiting factor.
- What is an ADP. How is it formed?
- Define Respiration.
- What is the difference between breathing and respiration?
- What are the steps of respiration?
- Explain types of respiration with the help of chemical equation.
- What is the importance of anaerobic respiration?
- Describe the mechanism of anaerobic respiration.
- Describe the usage of respiration energy in the body of organisms.
- Difference between respiration and photosynthesis.
- Difference between light reaction and dark reaction.
- Difference between breathing and Cellular Respiration.
- How CO2 maintain the temperature of Earth?
- Why the second phase of photosynthesis is called dark reaction?
- Why acidic fermentation is harmful?
- Important Short Questions Answers of Ch 7 Biology Class 11 Notes Introduction to Biology.
- How CO2 maintain the temperature of Earth?
- Why the second phase of photosynthesis is called dark reaction?
- Why respiration is different from breathing?
- Why acidic fermentation is harmful?
- How glucose form secondary products in plants?
- Describe the three uses of respiration energy in the body of organisms.
- Define respiration.
- What is chlorophyll?
- Describe the structure of a chloroplast.