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    The document summarizes key processes in plant and animal life including transportation, excretion, growth, coordination, and nervous control. It outlines that plants transport water and nutrients through xylem and phloem, while animals circulate blood. Plants excrete through resins, gums, raphides, and latex, while animals have many excretory organs. Growth in plants is influenced by hormones like auxins and phototropism, while animals use endocrine glands for chemical control. Both use nervous systems for coordination, with animals having a central and peripheral nervous system including the brain, spinal cord, and autonomic nervous system.

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    The document summarizes key processes in plant and animal life including transportation, excretion, growth, coordination, and nervous control. It outlines that plants transport water and nutrients through xylem and phloem, while animals circulate blood. Plants excrete through resins, gums, raphides, and latex, while animals have many excretory organs. Growth in plants is influenced by hormones like auxins and phototropism, while animals use endocrine glands for chemical control. Both use nervous systems for coordination, with animals having a central and peripheral nervous system including the brain, spinal cord, and autonomic nervous system.

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    Life Process in Living Organisms: Transportation

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    The document summarizes key processes in plant and animal life including transportation, excretion, growth, coordination, and nervous control. It outlines that plants transport water and nutrients through xylem and phloem, while animals circulate blood. Plants excrete through resins, gums, raphides, and latex, while animals have many excretory organs. Growth in plants is influenced by hormones like auxins and phototropism, while animals use endocrine glands for chemical control. Both use nervous systems for coordination, with animals having a central and peripheral nervous system including the brain, spinal cord, and autonomic nervous system.

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    xylem

    pholem
    plant transpiration transpiration pull
    root pressure
    translocation
    Transportation

    circulation in
    animal
    blood

    Resins
    Excreation in
    Gums
    plant No system the form of
    Raphides
    secretion
    Latex

    Excreation
    proximal convoluted tubule
    Bowman's capsule Henley's loop
    Nephron Uriniferous tubule
    Many excretory Human Glomereulus Distal convoluted tubule
    animal organs in different excretory kidney-2 Collecting duct
    animals system Ureter-2
    Urinary bladder-1
    Urethra-1

    phototropism
    Gravitropism
    Growth relevant movements
    Life process in hydrotropism

     Chemotropism

    living organisms plant


    Auxins
    Gibberellines
    growth irrelevent movements plant hormones
    Cytokinis
    Abscisic acid

    Co-ordination
    Hypothalamus
    Pituatiry
    Thyroid
    Parathyroid
    Pancreatic cell
    animal Chemical control Endocrine gland
    Adrenal
    Ovary
    Testes
    Thymus

    Brain
    Spinal cord
    Cerebrum
    Central nervous system
    Cerebellum
    Medulla oblongata

    Nervous control
    pheripheral nervous system

    Autonomic nervous system

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