your actually the best, geinuley, there is people like me who reads from textbooks and it makes no sense, and when we see your face with the exact topic we are struggling just brings the most happiness ever.
Tbh I'm in yr11 rn and I've been watching all ur older videos. Just wanted to see how u r now in the newer videos and the editing has defo improved. And also, thank u for keeping everything the same as before and thank u for the videos they've been rlly helpful. Thank u sir
2:54 i don’t get this! Water moves across the cortex by osmosis? Osmosis is the movement of water from high to low water potential through a partially permeable membrane. If movement is done by symplast then there will be no osmosis as there’s no cell membrane to cross as the protoplasts are interlinked by plasmodesmata. In apoplast movement of water occurs via diffusion. So what’s the deal with this?😭
Did it for my AS last year! Took me a while to get this topic but you explained it so well! Glad everyone doing their AS this year has this video.
your actually the best, geinuley, there is people like me who reads from textbooks and it makes no sense, and when we see your face with the exact topic we are struggling just brings the most happiness ever.
Tbh I'm in yr11 rn and I've been watching all ur older videos. Just wanted to see how u r now in the newer videos and the editing has defo improved. And also, thank u for keeping everything the same as before and thank u for the videos they've been rlly helpful. Thank u sir
used u for gcse and now A level, ily
I literally love your videos so much bro. stay blessed!!
thank you sir, because of you i've gotten grades 8-9.
I really enjoy your videos you teach me alot!
thank you so much sir, this has really helped
Super video as usual
Hi, will you ever do Physics A-level videos or will it only be Chemistry and Biology? Thanks.
He said he cant do a level physics because he hasnt taught it
2:54 i don’t get this! Water moves across the cortex by osmosis? Osmosis is the movement of water from high to low water potential through a partially permeable membrane. If movement is done by symplast then there will be no osmosis as there’s no cell membrane to cross as the protoplasts are interlinked by plasmodesmata. In apoplast movement of water occurs via diffusion. So what’s the deal with this?😭
Banging vid mate
thank you
Thank you for the video. Can't find
Hi Sir, Can you do A-level physics please?
He said he cant because he hasn't ever taught a level physics
amazing
Is there anyone else who starts bobbing their head to his intro 😅😅
Oops i was accidentally watching an A-level video???
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A level physics soon?
He said he cant because he hasnt taught it b4
hi
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Thank you