B2.2h explain how the structure of the 5: plant tissues 69 xylem and phloem are adapted to their organs and organ functions in the plant systems B2.2i explain the effect of a variety of 5: plant tissues 71, 72 environmental factors on the rate of water organs and organ uptake by a plant systems B2.2j describe how a simple potometer can 5: plant tissues 76, 77 be used to investigate factors that affect the organs and organ rate of water uptake systems - working scientifically: dealing with data BM2.2i calculate surface area : volume 3: transport in cells 32 Activity ratios (diffusion) BM2.2ii use simple compound measures 4: animal tissues 49 such as rate organs and organ systems ( required practical 5) BM2.2iii carry out rate calculations 4: animal tissues 49 organs and organ systems (Human digestive enzymes) BM2.2iv plot, draw and interpret appropriate working scientifically: 209, 210 graphs dealing with data (data types and graphs) Topic B3 Organism level systems B3.1 Coordination and control - the nervous system B3.1a describe the structure of the nervous 11: the human 133-137 system nervous system (structure and function) B3.1b explain how the components of the 11: the human 134 nervous system can produce a coordinated nervous system response (structure and function) B3.1c explain how the structure of a reflex 11: the human 135, 136 arc is related to its function nervous system (structure and function) B3.1d explain how the main structures of 11: the human 140, 141  the eye are related to their functions nervous system (the eye) B3.1e describe common defects of the 11: the human 142  eye and explain how some of these nervous system (the problems may be overcome eye) B3.1f describe the structure and function 11: the human 138, 139  of the brain nervous system (the brain) B3.1g explain some of the difficulties 11: the human 139 more about history rather  of investigating brain function nervous system (the than difficulties brain) B3.1h explain some of the limitations not found  in treating damage and disease in the brain and other parts of the nervous system
B2.2h explain how the structure of the xylem and phloem are adapted to their functions in the plant 5: plant tissues organs and organ systems 69 B2.2i explain the effect of a variety of environmental factors on the rate of water uptake by a plant 5: plant tissues organs and organ systems 71, 72 B2.2j describe how a simple potometer can be used to investigate factors that affect the rate of water uptake 5: plant tissues organs and organ systems - working scientifically: dealing with data 76, 77 BM2.2i calculate surface area : volume ratios 3: transport in cells (diffusion) 32 Activity BM2.2ii use simple compound measures such as rate 4: animal tissues organs and organ systems ( required practical 5) 49 BM2.2iii carry out rate calculations 4: animal tissues organs and organ systems (Human digestive enzymes) 49 BM2.2iv plot, draw and interpret appropriate graphs working scientifically: dealing with data (data types and graphs) 209, 210 Topic B3 Organism level systems B3.1 Coordination and control - the nervous system B3.1a describe the structure of the nervous system 11: the human nervous system (structure and function) 133-137 B3.1b explain how the components of the nervous system can produce a coordinated response 11: the human nervous system (structure and function) 134 B3.1c explain how the structure of a reflex arc is related to its function 11: the human nervous system (structure and function) 135, 136 B3.1d  explain how the main structures of the eye are related to their functions 11: the human nervous system (the eye) 140, 141 B3.1e  describe common defects of the eye and explain how some of these problems may be overcome 11: the human nervous system (the eye) 142 B3.1f  describe the structure and function of the brain 11: the human nervous system (the brain) 138, 139 B3.1g  explain some of the difficulties of investigating brain function 11: the human nervous system (the brain) 139 more about history rather than difficulties B3.1h  explain some of the limitations in treating damage and disease in the brain and other parts of the nervous system not found
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