Biology (FOUNDATION) (ORGANISATION)

• Plants' waxy outer layer.


  Epidermal
• Capable of photosynthesis.


  Mesophyll
• Epithelial


  Line surfaces that come into contact with the environment.
• Muscular


  Can contract to bring about force and motion.
• _______ are groups of similar cells that act harmoniously to perform a similar function.

  Tissues
• moves the contents of the stomach around in digestion.

  Muscular tissue
•  lines the stomach.


  Epithelial tissue
• produces digestive juices that break down the stomach's contents.

  Glandular tissue
• ______ are groups of distinct tissues that work together to perform a specific function. An example of an ----- is the stomach. The stomach contains the following tissues:

  Organs
• Organ _______ are groups of organs that work together to perform a particular role.

  System
• absorbs water molecules from the remaining undigested food. This allows it to produce faeces.

  Large intestine
• which produces bile.


  Liver
• digests food and absorbs soluble (can be dissolved) food molecules.

  Small intestine
• which produce digestive juices.

  Glands
• digests food?


  The Stomach
• The Digestive System is an Organ System made of what?

  Large Intestine, Small Intestine, Liver, Stomach And Glands
• An organism is the highest level of organisation in a multicellular organism, consisting of _______ organ systems.

  Several
• Levels of organisation in multicellular organisms in ascending order of complexity: Cell → tissue → _____ → organ system → organism.


  Organ
• Homeostasis is important because it allows cells to carry out their functions efficiently by maintaining a stable internal environment.