Photoperiodism | Plant Biology | Khan Academy
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How plants can regulate processes like flowering based on day length (photoperiod).
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please can you make more videos concerning plant biology.. we need them alot
so important.i love it
woah, such nice writing.
this is really interesting
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Thank you, Sal.
So in here... u say as day constan m- RNA produces when the day ends... so how come there r constan rna for the plant to protect during the day?
4:27 GIVE US THE THING
SOMETHING WE CAN USE
temperater,
air humidity
Thank you so much
Thank you , Sal ! :)
What happens when the night time interrupt with light more than one time? I learned some interesting things in my school lessons and I came to listen to khan academy for a more accurate explanation but this video didn't include them.
studied this very recently, it actually depends on the last type of light that interrupts the night time. we already know that interruption in night time for short day plants prevent them from flowering but for long day plants, you can expose them to red and far red light more than once but the only condition required for it to flower is that the last light it's exposed to is red light.
"at different times of the year" Jack Nicholson impression?
Thanks sal
please include video of polarity in plants
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MRNA means messenger RNA.
interesting
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