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Level Biology Notes: Unit 14 - Control and Coordination Dive into the fascinating world of control and coordination with these detailed Level Biology notes! Ideal for students looking to master Unit 14 concepts, these notes simplify complex topics through clear explanations and helpful analogies. Nervous System: Think of the nervous system as a sophisticated communication network, like the internet of your body. It transmits signals between the brain and various body parts, enabling rapid responses to stimuli. Hormonal Control: Explore how hormones act like messengers in a delivery service, sending signals throughout the body to regulate functions such as growth, metabolism, and mood. This section demystifies the endocrine system's role in maintaining homeostasis. Reflex Actions: Understand reflexes through the analogy of a knee-jerk reaction being like a quick circuit breaker; your body instantly responds to stimuli without waiting for the brain's input, ensuring safety and efficiency. Coordination of Movements: Discover how different systems work together seamlessly, like an orchestra, where each instrument (or body part) plays its role in harmony to create smooth and coordinated movements. Packed with diagrams, summaries, and practical examples, these notes make studying control and coordination engaging and effective. Perfect for revision or as a comprehensive study aid, they will help you navigate this critical unit with confidence!

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15.2 Control and Coordination in plants


Electrical communication in the Venus Flytrap
inside of lobes has 3 stiff sensory hair
when insect touches these hairs
stimulates an action potential
causes lobes to fold together along midrib

How closure achieved
of the trap is

1 simony hair touched with force
enough
2 Cast channels at base of hair is activated

when channels are open Cast flow in and
generate a receptor potential

3 it 2 sensory hairs are stimulated within a
period of
35 secs or a short period of time
or I hair is stimulated twice in 35 secs

action potentials will travel across the trap and cause it to clos

when trap is open lobes of leaf are convex
U
open
when trap closes lobes become
f
triggered concave
blend downwards closed
occurs as a result of
a release of elastic tension
in cell walls

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