Please answer the following biology questions: Define taxonomy and microbiology. Identify the plant and explain its classification. Calculate the cell size. State the functions of centrioles.

You're on a roll — here are the solutions to the questions: 1. a) The branch of biology that involves the study of organisms for the sake of classifying them is Taxonomy. b) The branch of biology that involves the study of microscopic organisms is Microbiology. 2. a) The plant shown in the diagram is a fern. It belongs to the division Pteridophyta. b) Three reasons for this classification are: They possess true roots, stems, and leaves. They reproduce by spores, not by seeds or flowers. They have vascular tissues (xylem and phloem). 3. To calculate the size of the cell in micrometers: From the diagram, the transparent ruler shows 4 major divisions across the field of view. Assuming each major division represents 1 mm, the total diameter of the field of view is 4 mm. The student identifies 20 cells across this field of view. Size of one cell = Diameter of field of viewNumber of cells across the field of view Size of one cell = 4 mm20 = 0.2 mm Convert millimeters to micrometers: 0.2 mm × 1000 mm = 200 The size of the cell is 200 . 4. The functions of centrioles in a cell are: They are involved in cell division* in animal cells, forming the spindle fibers that separate chromosomes. They are involved in the formation of cilia and flagella*. 5. Based on the flow diagram for photosynthesis: U: Water (H_2O) (split during the light stage) V: ATP (energy carrier produced in the light stage) W: NADPH (reducing power produced in the light stage) What's next?