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• Funaria – Structure, Characteristics, Reproduction
  by Sourav Pan
  April 26, 2025
  Funaria is a moss you’ll often find thriving in damp, shady areas like forest floors or along stream banks. Unlike ... Read more
• Chlamydomonas – Life Cycle, Habitat, Structure, Examples
  by Sourav Pan
  April 26, 2025
  Chlamydomonas is a tiny, single-celled green algae you’d likely find in ponds, soil, or even damp tree bark. Imagine a ... Read more
• Beer-Lambert Law – Definition, Derivation, and Limitations
  by Sourav Pan
  April 23, 2025
  The Beer-Lambert Law is a handy principle used to understand how light interacts with substances, like liquids or gases. Imagine ... Read more
• Henderson Hasselbalch Equation – Principle, Uses, Practice, Examples
  by Sourav Pan
  April 23, 2025
  The Henderson-Hasselbalch equation is a handy formula used in chemistry and biology to estimate the pH of a solution, especially ... Read more
• HACCP – Definition, History, Principle, Steps, Advantages
  by Sourav Pan
  April 23, 2025
  HACCP, short for Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points, is a practical system designed to keep food safe throughout its production. ... Read more
• Economic Importance of Gymnosperms
  by Sourav Pan
  April 22, 2025
  What is a gymnosperm? Uses of Gymnosperms Ecological Importance of Gymnosperms Economic Importance of Gymnosperms 1. Ornamental value of Gymnosperms ... Read more
• Gymnosperms – Characteristics, Life Cycle, Examples, Economic Importance
  by Sourav Pan
  April 22, 2025
  Curious about gymnosperms and their role in the plant kingdom? Whether you’re wondering, “Is a pine tree a gymnosperm?” or “What’s the difference between gymnosperms ... Read more
• Gerhardt’s test – Principle, Procedure, Result
  by BNO Team
  April 22, 2025
  Gerhardt's test is a type of laboratory test which is performed for the qualitative detection of ketone bodies in urine.
• Seliwanoff’s Test – Principle, Procedure, Result, Uses
  by BNO Team
  April 21, 2025
  What is Seliwanoff’s Test? Seliwanoff’s Test is a fundamental biochemical assay designed to distinguish between aldose and ketose sugars based ... Read more
• Cell Organelles – Structure, Functions, Diagram
  by BNO Team
  April 19, 2025
  Your body is currently doing a lot of things simultaneously. Your body is sending electrical impulses, pumping blood and filtering urine.

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• Does Chlamydomonas contain somatic cells?
  No, Chlamydomonas is a unicellular organism and does not have
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• Does Chlamydomonas cause chlamydia?
  No, Chlamydomonas does not cause chlamydia. Chlamydia is a bacterial
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• How do Chlamydomonas move?
  Chlamydomonas move using two anterior flagella that rotate in a
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• How did Chlamydomonas reinhardtii get its name?
  The name Chlamydomonas derives from the Greek words "chlamys" (cloak)
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• Do Chlamydomonas move?
  Yes, Chlamydomonas are motile unicellular green algae. They possess two
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