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Cells

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Grow Size And Number
Reproduce Sexual And Asexual
Respond Motion,Subtle-Plant Grows Towards The Sun
Homeostasis Maintain Internal Life Sustaining Conditions Of Breathing,Temperature
Metabolize Take In And Break Down Nutrition To Create Energy
Evolve Change To Survive In Different Environments
Multicellular Single Celled Organisms Stop At The Cell Level
Single Cellular One Cell
Photosynthesis Occurs In Chloroplast Of Plants.
Respiration Occurs In Mitochondria Of Animals
ATP Composed Of Adenosine And Three Phosphate Groups That Supplies Energy For Many Biochemical.
Chloroplast A Plastid That Contains Chlorophyll And In Which Photosynthesis Takes Place.
Mitochondria An Organelle Found In Large Numbers In Most Cells, In Which The Biochemical Processes Of Respiration And Energy Production Occur.
Reactants A Substance That Takes Part In And Undergoes Change During A Reaction.
Products When chemical reactions are written down, the reactants are written on the left side, in a similar manner to a math equation; one reactant plus another.
Asexual which offspring arise from a single organism, and inherit the genes of that parent only.
Sexual he production of new living organisms by combining genetic information from two individuals of different types.
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