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Example of Day Neutral Plants

 The length of the day and night required for the initiation of flowering is called the photoperiod. Depending upon the length of photoperiod, Garner and Allard classified plants into three groups. They are short-day plants,


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Example of Long-Day Plants (LDP)

 The length of the day and night required for the initiation of flowering is called photoperiod. Depending upon the length of photoperiod, Garner and Allard classified plants into three groups. They are short-day plants, long-day plants and Day neutral plants.

A plant that requires more than 12 hours of day len...

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Example of Short Day Plants (SDP)
The length of the day and night required for the initiation of flowering is called photoperiod. Depending upon the length of photoperiod, Garner and Allard classified plants into three groups. They are short-day plants, L...

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Example of Nitrogen Fixing organisms

 

Nitrogen fixation is the reductive conversion of molecular (gaseous) nitrogen  to nitrogenous compounds. Nitrogen is an essential element for plant life. Plants absorb nitrogen in its oxidised and anionic forms, such as nitrites an...

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Examples of Essential Amino Acids and Non Essential Amino Acids | Biomolecules
Proteins are made up of simple units known as amino acids. Amino acids absorbed from food are used to synthesize structural proteins, functional proteins, carrier proteins, protein hormones and plasma proteins. Nutritionally, amino acids are classified into essential and non essential amino acids.

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