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[genenian]

Also yk for this question:
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It falls under the "investigate the response of a named Australian plant to a named pathogen through practical and/or secondary-sourced investigation" right?

What is the general active plant response im so lost. i thought we just needed to no the response of a named few examples (as inferred by the fucking dotpoint)

yeah that's the right dp
you need to know difference between active and passive plant response
active is usually physiological involving cell responses and stuff
passive is usually surface defense: chemical and physical barriers like antimicrobial film or waxy cuticle

 

[nitto]

Also yk for this question:
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It falls under the "investigate the response of a named Australian plant to a named pathogen through practical and/or secondary-sourced investigation" right?

What is the general active plant response im so lost. i thought we just needed to no the response of a named few examples (as inferred by the fucking dotpoint)

you need to remember the difference between active and passive immunity. active means that something is done to actively combat the pathogen. i believe it would be B because the others are either not a part of plants, or are passive

 

[notsosmart1001]

can someone pls explain recombinant DNA tech to me... I got one question in my skills test and only got 4/6. (describe the process involved in producing named transgenic agricultural organism using recombinant DNA technology)

 

[sharknado]

can anyone send in the CSSA bio trial?

 

[pancake15]

can someone pls explain recombinant DNA tech to me... I got one question in my skills test and only got 4/6. (describe the process involved in producing named transgenic agricultural organism using recombinant DNA technology)

what specific example did you do for your test? try to compare your answer to suggested answer/marking criteria if available to you

 

[dawg19230]

you guys are all cooked - plants dont have an active immune response theyre plants mate its all innate (same thing no matter what pathogen) - also this explains sanger sequencing easily its not that hard

 

[bbmiffy]

you guys are all cooked - plants dont have an active immune response theyre plants mate its all innate (same thing no matter what pathogen) - also this explains sanger sequencing easily its not that hard

im pretty sure theres been like at least one question on the active immune response of plants?? but maybe i just lied idk

 

[bbmiffy]

there is so much content i dont know im so excited to see what bullshit i make up on the day its gonna be so fun

 

[idk123233]

there is so much content i dont know im so excited to see what bullshit i make up on the day its gonna be so fun

real especially with legal, cooked bro

 

[notsosmart1001]

i know so many people doing eco and bio on the same day... i pray for them

 

[notsosmart1001]

are HSC markers harsh markers? and will our papers be markers by multiple makers? or is it like english where they want to give marks?

 

[ax_l]

are HSC markers harsh markers? and will our papers be markers by multiple makers? or is it like english where they want to give marks?

i think they're more leniant than school markers. hopefully they're nice to me in bio and legal or i'm cooked

 

[pancake15]

you guys are all cooked - plants dont have an active immune response theyre plants mate its all innate (same thing no matter what pathogen) - also this explains sanger sequencing easily its not that hard

im pretty sure theres been like at least one question on the active immune response of plants?? but maybe i just lied idk

nah plants only have innate, but there's a difference between barriers and response which ig is what you're confusing - ie trichomes vs pattern triggered immunity

 

[twilight_star24]

what bio hsc exam has been the hardest so far do u reckon 2021 or 2020

 

[ZACAZ]

im told 2019 is the hardest

 

[aqwerty13402]

there is so much content i dont know im so excited to see what bullshit i make up on the day its gonna be so fun

hahaha same. i said this to my mum like 30 mins ago. sorta excited to see what i whip out of my rear

 

[Pac574]

Is it really important that we need to know the structure of a nephron (loop of Helene)? It never appears in any HSC exam

 

[funny123]

im told 2019 is the hardest

yeah holy fuck that was cooked.

 

[aqwerty13402]

Is it really important that we need to know the structure of a nephron (loop of Helene)? It never appears in any HSC exam

Just know it breifly. And what is secreted/reabsorbed in the 4 parts. THe most i can see is it being a multiple choice

 

[twilight_star24]

mod 8 makes me want to kms actually praying there's nothing on neurons/brain and the kidneys