Topics discussed in class (8/8/15- 21/8/15)

Topic: Control and coordination
Parts of brain and functions performed by them, protection of neural tissue, motion produced by neural tissue, comparision of neural and endocrine communication, endocrine and exocrine gland, main endocrine glands and their functions, feedback mechanism, coordination in plants- tropic and nastic movements, types of tropic movements, types of plant hormones, their functions, 

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