| pupil | | enzyme that breaks down starch |
| insulin | | leaves, stems and lungs are called - |
| organs | | plant cell walls are made of this |
| starch | | a group of cells with the same shape and job is called a - |
| respiration | | impulse from the eye travel to brain along this |
| reflex | | plant shoots grow towards this |
| transpiration | | polymer of glucose, found in the liver |
| xylem | | movement of particles from regions of high to low concentration |
| light | | abbreviation for hormone controlling water balance |
| glucagon | | light sensitive layer in the eye |
| osmosis | | to be found`on the underside of leaves |
| diffusion | | water moves from roots to leaves and then evaporates |
| stomata | | automatic, rapid nervous response |
| opticnerve | | polymer of glucose, energy storage molecule in plants |
| ADH | | carries sugar from the leaves |
| gravity | | roots grow towards this |
| wax | | colour sensitive receptors in the eye |
| homeostasis | | pancreatic hormone given to treat diabetes |
| amylase | | layer on the top of a leave |
| photosynthesis | | pancreatic hormone, raises blood glucose |
| phloem | | 6CO2 6H2O = C6H12O6 6O2 |
| cellulose | | in bright light this gets smaller |
| glycogen | | process in plants that continues at night |
| retina | | carries from roots to leaves |
| tissue | | keeping things the same in your body |
| cones | | movement of water across a semi-permeable membrane |