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In this course, the educator discusses Biology Topic and chapters such as Respiration in Plants and is beneficial for NEET and AIIMS

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NEET UG

Malayalam

(Malayalam) Respiration in Plants - NEET and AIIMS

Respiration in Plants

Plant Physiology

Biology

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Test Preparation

Cellular respiration can be divide into aerobic and anaerobic respiration. In both types of respiration, glycolysis is the first stage.

Course Overview (in Malayalam)

Glycolysis is the conversion glucose into 2 molecules of pyruvic acids. It is the first stage of aerobic respiration. It is also known as EMP pathway.

Respiration in Plants - 1 (in Malayalam)

oxidative decarboxylation is the link reaction between glycolysis and kreb cycle. Kreb cycle also known as TCA cycle.

Respiration in Plants - 2 (in Malayalam)

Oxidative phosphorylation is the final stage of aerobic respiration. It takes place in F0-F1 particle.

Respiration in Plants - 3 (in Malayalam)

Respiratory quotient is the the ratio of volume of carbondioxide released by volume of oxygen absorbed.Here we will discuss about RQ of different substances like protein, fat, organic acids, succulent plants etc..

Respiration in Plants - 5 (in Malayalam)

MCQ'S discussion part 1:Respiration in plants

MCQ'S discussion:Respiration in plants

MCQ'S discussion series 1 :Respiration in plants ( 11 th plant physiology chapter)

MCQ'S discussion series 1:Respiration in plants

Here mainly discussed mcq's based on Respiratory quotient:

MCQ'S discussion series 2:Respiration in plants

11 th chapter :Respiration in plants mcq's discussion (plant physiology).

MCQ'S discussion series 3:Respiration in plants

11 th chapter :Respiration in plants
(plant physiology)

MCQ'S discussion series 4:Respiration in plants

MCQ'S :Transport in plants

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Juhi Mishra

Basic concepts of plant morphology,Concept of Root,Stem,Leaves,Flower & Fruits.
Modifications Of All These Plant Parts, Aestivation & Placentation
Important families like Solanaceae, Fabaceae & Liliaceae.

Practice questions on related topics

(Hindi) Morphology & Modifications Of Flowering Plants

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Pranav Pundarik

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(Hindi) Plant Physiology (Respiration, Photosynthesis, PGR and Enzymes): Pre-Medical Exams

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Mukul Sharma

In this course, the educator discusses respiration which involves biological oxidation of organic molecules i.e.,  breaking up of C-C bonds by using enzymes and result in release of energy in the form of ATP So the oxidation of macromolecules that takes place inside the body called Respiration.

(Hindi) Respiration In Plants: Pre-Medical Exams

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Keshav Gaur

How do Plants Respire and different kinds of cycle which occurs inside cells

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Avakash Yadav

In this course, the educator is discussing 
Respiratory mechanism in plants for NEET UG

(Hindi) NEET UG: Respiration in Plants

Thorough practice of the lesson by variety of questions useful for all biology aspirants .

Lessons

11 lessons • 1h 46m