11th Grade

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This module covers how plants produce food, release energy, and manage water. Students will learn about photosynthesis (making glucose and oxygen), cellular respiration (releasing energy from glucose), and transpiration (moving water and nutrients). The course highlights the connections between these processes and their role in plant growth, survival, and energy flow.

This study guide gives a clear overview of Gaseous Exchange for Grade 11 Life Sciences. It is designed to help with quick understanding and revision. Inside, you’ll find: • The purpose of gaseous exchange – taking in oxygen (O₂) and removing carbon dioxide (CO₂). • The requirements for efficient gaseous exchange: large surface area, thin surface, moist surface, good transport system. • Gaseous exchange structures in different organisms: • Simple diffusion in unicellular o...

This study guide gives a clear overview of Plant Diversity for Grade 11 Life Sciences. It is designed for quick and easy revision. Inside, you’ll find: • The main groups of plants and how they are classified. • Differences between non-vascular and vascular plants. • The four main plant groups: • Bryophytes (mosses, liverworts – no vascular tissue, depend on water). • Pteridophytes (ferns – vascular tissue, reproduce with spores). • Gymnosperms (cone-bearing plants l...