The document summarizes key points from a biology section review. It defines biology as the scientific study of life and identifies the three main fields as botany, zoology, and human anatomy and physiology. It explains that botany is an important field of study because plants provide food, medicine and are vital to industry. An example is given of a salad containing vegetables like tomatoes that came directly from plants.
The document summarizes key points from a biology section review. It defines biology as the scientific study of life and identifies the three main fields as botany, zoology, and human anatomy and physiology. It explains that botany is an important field of study because plants provide food, medicine and are vital to industry. An example is given of a salad containing vegetables like tomatoes that came directly from plants.
The document summarizes key points from a biology section review. It defines biology as the scientific study of life and identifies the three main fields as botany, zoology, and human anatomy and physiology. It explains that botany is an important field of study because plants provide food, medicine and are vital to industry. An example is given of a salad containing vegetables like tomatoes that came directly from plants.
The word comes from the Greek roots bios, which means “life" and the Greek suffix -logy, which means “science of” or “study of.”
2. What are the three major fields of biology as
presented in the text? Botany, Zoology and human anatomy and physiology.
3. Name three reasons why the study of botany is
important. Because all the food eaten by man comes directly or indirectly from plants. Because many drugs and antibiotics used in medicine are derived from plants. Because many plants and plant products are vital for the industry.
4. List the foods you had for lunch today and
explain how each one came from plants. Salad and it comes from the plants because of the vegetables like tomatoes used in it.
5. Identify Biology: The study of living things. Habitat: Regions where particular organisms normally live. Botany: The study of plants. Zoology: The study of animals.