11. 7th CBSE - Transportation in Plants and Animals

Transportation in Plants and Animals

1. Transportation in Plants and Animals

2. LEARNING OUTCOME To interpret circulation in animals To interpret excretion in animals To interpret transport in plants

3. LEARNING OBJECTIVE Discuss the transport in animals and plants.

4. Let's look at the circulatory system in humans! Transportation in Plants and Animals

5. The circulatory system is a network that consists of blood, heart and blood vessels that helps in the transport of oxygen and other nutrients. Transportation in Plants and Animals

6. Blood:  Transportation in Plants and Animals

7. Blood:  Transportation in Plants and Animals

8. Blood vessels:  Transportation in Plants and Animals

9. Pulse rate: It is the number of beats or contractions, that your heart makes, in a minute. Transportation in Plants and Animals

10. Heart:  Transportation in Plants and Animals

11. Heart:  Transportation in Plants and Animals

12. Heartbeat: It is the one complete pulse of the heart caused by one complete contraction. Transportation in Plants and Animals

13. LEARNING OUTCOME To interpret circulation in animals To interpret excretion in animals To interpret transport in plants

14. Let's look at the excretory system in humans! Transportation in Plants and Animals

15. Excretion is the process of removal of wastes produced in the cells of living organisms. Transportation in Plants and Animals

16. The parts involved in excretion are called as the excretory system. Transportation in Plants and Animals

17. Sweat: Transportation in Plants and Animals

18. LEARNING OUTCOME To interpret circulation in animals To interpret excretion in animals To interpret transport in plants

19. Let's look at the transport of substances in plants! Transportation in Plants and Animals

20. How are water and minerals transported in plants? Transportation in Plants and Animals

21. How are water and minerals transported in plants? Transportation in Plants and Animals

22. How are water and minerals transported in plants? Transportation in Plants and Animals

23. Transpiration: Transportation in Plants and Animals

24. LEARNING OUTCOME To interpret circulation in animals To interpret excretion in animals To interpret transport in plants

25. Draw a labelled diagram of the respiratory and excretory system. Transportation in Plants and Animals

26. Whiteboard