UPDATE: We like to pin comments of things we should have clarified or included. A great comment brought up this point: while we mention that the leaves are what produce glucose (a sugar) and ultimately it is the phloem that transports sugars, the plant tends to transport in the form of sucrose in the phloem, and sucrose is a sugar made of glucose & fructose combined. Plants can also carry additional sugars too. This is our updated video from our old “Plant Structure and Adaptations” Video. So what is different with this updated video? Petunia has improved her illustrating, Pinky has improved her audio, and the content still covers the old material but also has more about types of plants! Find resources that go with this video on our handouts page www.amoebasisters.com/handouts and if you still prefer the old video from 8 years ago (or are feeling nostalgic), it will remain up th-cam.com/video/DGpPHrLF-5M/w-d-xo.html
Can we just take a minute to appreciate that in every video there is not only a lot of detailed knowledge but also detailed art.. they put so much effort into these videos and that’s amazing!!
Honestly I don't like Biology, but you make it so easy to understand it actually makes biology understandable and in a lesson or a quiz can always say, "Oh I saw that in the video". I can always get my questions right because of your videos. Thank you so much.
As an online learning student, these videos help me so much to better grasp the concepts that I'm learning. Whenever I'm having trouble understanding something I watch your videos. Not only are they so helpful but theyre also fun to watch and aren't boring like lots of other videos out there. Thank you so much!
I always love when a new video comes out. I started off watching this channel as just a plucky young wanderer in the vast world of biology. With help from your videos to remind and teach me things, I've become an amateur biologist myself!
Your videos have been played in all my high school bio classes and always get a chuckle out of everyone, definitely relied on your videos a lot for tests Thank you and keep up the good work 🙏
I graduated high school 2 Years ago but wanted to come back and thank You guys for the entertaining videos back in biology class! Shoutouts to Mr. West
I remember watching the amoeba sisters back in middle school when my science teacher would share a video or two to show in class. Now, I'm a first-year college student finishing up my spring finals and I'm still watching the amoeba sisters to help me study lol thank you for your videos
I watch your videos frequently. The faces always make me laugh and greatly aid in remembering concepts. Although the addition of (pop) questions within the video could increase the length of your videos, I believe asking about previously introduced concepts a few times would aid overall comprehension. I imagine how fun the slides could be illustrated before the answer is revealed. Everyone has their own style of teaching though. I appreciate the invaluable resource regardless :)
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:34 🌱 *Plants exhibit diverse adaptations based on their environments, with over 300,000 estimated species showcasing a wide range of characteristics.* 01:01 🌿 *Vascular plants have a system of tubes (xylem and phloem) for water and sugar transport, while nonvascular plants (bryophytes) lack these vessels, limiting their size.* 03:14 🌲 *Vascular plants can be categorized into seedless vascular plants (lycophytes and monilophytes), gymnosperms (naked seed plants like conifers), and angiosperms (flowering plants, the largest plant group).* 04:31 🍃 *Angiosperms, the flowering plants, constitute around 90% of all plants and can be further classified as monocots or eudicots.* 05:00 💧 *Plants have specific structures and adaptations for obtaining water, such as guard cells controlling stomata to balance gas exchange and water conservation.* 05:30 ☁️ *Stomata, essential for gas exchange, can't remain open all the time to prevent water loss; guard cells regulate their opening and closing.* 06:24 ☀️ *Chloroplasts and pigments like chlorophyll are crucial for capturing light energy during photosynthesis.* 06:50 🍃 *Leaf structure varies based on environmental factors, with adaptations like waxy cuticles in arid regions and broad leaves in water-rich areas.* 07:41 🦟 *Plants in nitrogen-poor soil may resort to carnivory, like the Venus fly trap, to obtain nitrogen by digesting insects.* 08:08 💦 *Mangrove trees in waterlogged soil develop specialized roots to cope with low oxygen and high salt concentrations, showcasing unique adaptations.* 09:04 🌍 *Understanding plants is crucial as they are essential producers in food webs, contribute to medication development, and produce oxygen through photosynthesis.* Made with HARPA AI
I've just come across your most recent videos. I've watched a lot of your older stuff cause i'm doing my zoology degree and in my Biology subjects. I've never noticed both of you speaking and the differences in your voices. That's crazy.
Thank you for all the helpful diagrams for every concepts you do! I learned so much better visually and it helped me draw diagrams for myself to understand concepts!
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I just wanted to say, maybe your next video could be on the lac operon. Maybe you could also do another speed draw soon as well. (this is adding again) maybe you could do one on genetic engineering or CRISPER
I have a sort of question thought: The idea of eudicots asks whether there are pseudo-dicots... so are there pseudo-dicots? Btw, I LOVE the video. Stayin' curious!
Hey Amoeba Sisters, I have a huge favor to ask and was wondering if you would be interested. I have to interview a professional about the immune system, for a school project and was curious if you would be up to the challenge. I already have questions prepared if you respond. It would mean a lot if you take a few minutes of your time to answer some of my questions. Thanks
In my household, there will be no mistletoe, white pine tree needles will do fine. There will also be no orchids; I don’t like orchids, I like to eat some of the flowers. dandelions are much better!
That's a really good detail that we should have included - while we mention that the leaves are what produce glucose and ultimately it is transported in the phloem, the plant tends to convert to sucrose for transport which would be made up of glucose + fructose combined. We'll make a note on this, thank you!!
UPDATE: We like to pin comments of things we should have clarified or included. A great comment brought up this point: while we mention that the leaves are what produce glucose (a sugar) and ultimately it is the phloem that transports sugars, the plant tends to transport in the form of sucrose in the phloem, and sucrose is a sugar made of glucose & fructose combined. Plants can also carry additional sugars too.
This is our updated video from our old “Plant Structure and Adaptations” Video. So what is different with this updated video? Petunia has improved her illustrating, Pinky has improved her audio, and the content still covers the old material but also has more about types of plants! Find resources that go with this video on our handouts page www.amoebasisters.com/handouts and if you still prefer the old video from 8 years ago (or are feeling nostalgic), it will remain up th-cam.com/video/DGpPHrLF-5M/w-d-xo.html
Can you do more microbiology videos pleaseee...
Can we just take a minute to appreciate that in every video there is not only a lot of detailed knowledge but also detailed art.. they put so much effort into these videos and that’s amazing!!
Your voice is getting better when you got older!
Petunia made many beautiful artworks💖
😊😊😊p😮ppp😅😅😊😅 1:17 😮
Honestly I don't like Biology, but you make it so easy to understand it actually makes biology understandable and in a lesson or a quiz can always say, "Oh I saw that in the video". I can always get my questions right because of your videos. Thank you so much.
Me too!
AND you end up loving BIOLOGY on day 😆🤩
As an online learning student, these videos help me so much to better grasp the concepts that I'm learning. Whenever I'm having trouble understanding something I watch your videos. Not only are they so helpful but theyre also fun to watch and aren't boring like lots of other videos out there. Thank you so much!
you guys are carrying me through bio right now. thank you thank you thank you for covering everything I need. love your channel
I just cant thank you all enough for not just getting me through COLLEGE BIO 121. But helping me get a grade I'm proud of!
I always love when a new video comes out. I started off watching this channel as just a plucky young wanderer in the vast world of biology. With help from your videos to remind and teach me things, I've become an amateur biologist myself!
Your videos are so fascinating, I watch them even during my free time when I'm not "studying"
As a houseplant enthusiast, I’m happy to see this!
Your videos have been played in all my high school bio classes and always get a chuckle out of everyone, definitely relied on your videos a lot for tests
Thank you and keep up the good work 🙏
Thank you so much amoeba sisters. I'm taking a college biology exam tomorrow and this really helps!
I graduated high school 2 Years ago but wanted to come back and thank You guys for the entertaining videos back in biology class! Shoutouts to Mr. West
7th Grade life science teacher here. You guys do the best job of supporting our curriculum. Thanks so much!
I remember watching the amoeba sisters back in middle school when my science teacher would share a video or two to show in class. Now, I'm a first-year college student finishing up my spring finals and I'm still watching the amoeba sisters to help me study lol thank you for your videos
Thanks! Really good compared to textbook explanations
Thank you so much!!
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The Amoeba Sisters is the Best Channel from the Science lessons!
When I teach about plants in my class in October you can bet your bottom dollar that I will be showing this video
Anyone here in 2024🔥
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Thanks for covering this topic. Plants are seriously underrated.
I watch your videos frequently. The faces always make me laugh and greatly aid in remembering concepts. Although the addition of (pop) questions within the video could increase the length of your videos, I believe asking about previously introduced concepts a few times would aid overall comprehension. I imagine how fun the slides could be illustrated before the answer is revealed. Everyone has their own style of teaching though. I appreciate the invaluable resource regardless :)
4:19 i had no business laughing that hard . 😭
I would like to suggest videos on anatomy, physiology, and microbiology topics for older viewers.
This could not have come at a better time. I have a test this week on this lol. Thanks again Amoeba Sisters!
i started watching for school but i think i love biology more and more now 😋
Thanks for this video my son needed the plant structures part so thank you
its amazing that i just got to this in biology and now there is a new video about it :D
Ikr
Can you create a playlist and videos for microbiology/ biotechnology engineers?
Cool video! I’ve been wondering when you would update the plant video ever since I watched the old version. 🎉
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Plzz make videos on mechanism of infections of different pathogens like malaria and elephantiasis....
god bless this channel
Thank you for this amazing lesson:)
im so glad that this video is here cause i need this badly
Thank you so much for discussing this topic. It's really interesting!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:34 🌱 *Plants exhibit diverse adaptations based on their environments, with over 300,000 estimated species showcasing a wide range of characteristics.*
01:01 🌿 *Vascular plants have a system of tubes (xylem and phloem) for water and sugar transport, while nonvascular plants (bryophytes) lack these vessels, limiting their size.*
03:14 🌲 *Vascular plants can be categorized into seedless vascular plants (lycophytes and monilophytes), gymnosperms (naked seed plants like conifers), and angiosperms (flowering plants, the largest plant group).*
04:31 🍃 *Angiosperms, the flowering plants, constitute around 90% of all plants and can be further classified as monocots or eudicots.*
05:00 💧 *Plants have specific structures and adaptations for obtaining water, such as guard cells controlling stomata to balance gas exchange and water conservation.*
05:30 ☁️ *Stomata, essential for gas exchange, can't remain open all the time to prevent water loss; guard cells regulate their opening and closing.*
06:24 ☀️ *Chloroplasts and pigments like chlorophyll are crucial for capturing light energy during photosynthesis.*
06:50 🍃 *Leaf structure varies based on environmental factors, with adaptations like waxy cuticles in arid regions and broad leaves in water-rich areas.*
07:41 🦟 *Plants in nitrogen-poor soil may resort to carnivory, like the Venus fly trap, to obtain nitrogen by digesting insects.*
08:08 💦 *Mangrove trees in waterlogged soil develop specialized roots to cope with low oxygen and high salt concentrations, showcasing unique adaptations.*
09:04 🌍 *Understanding plants is crucial as they are essential producers in food webs, contribute to medication development, and produce oxygen through photosynthesis.*
Made with HARPA AI
Rip buttercup(also I’m studying for chem so this is useful)
After alllllll of these years.. the sisters still never fail to teach us💯
if i have to watch one more video from this channel in science class i'm going to lose it
Your videos are very awesome😊
Amoeba Sisters ≤ my curriculum
Please do upload reproduction topics it's very difficult to study🥺
(In flowering plants and humans too)
I've just come across your most recent videos. I've watched a lot of your older stuff cause i'm doing my zoology degree and in my Biology subjects. I've never noticed both of you speaking and the differences in your voices. That's crazy.
Omg !!You have to be kidding me.I was just about to study this topic and u upload this❤️❤️
Thank you for all the helpful diagrams for every concepts you do! I learned so much better visually and it helped me draw diagrams for myself to understand concepts!
Hi. What a good way to end my day. I love to watch your videos and it really helped me out in biology/science
More plant based biology would be cool to see.Especially the relations between plants and insects
4:38 photosythesis
I love these animations! Keep it up!
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Hadith whoever remembers Allah Allah remembers you no matter how small it is
Allahu akbar
LAILAHA ilalahu Muhammadurasoolullah
Subhanallah
alhamdulilah
Astaghfirullah
Allahumma ajirni minan naar
Hasbunallahu wanimal wakeel
LA quwata ila bila hil aliul Azim
Subhanallahi wa bihamdihi Subhanallahil Azim
LA ilalaha ilalahu Wahdahu LA sharikalahu walahul hamdu yuhyi wayumeetu biyadahil khair wahuwaala kulli shayin qadeer 3rd kalimah
ayatul kursi
Amazing job thanks, I want to ask what kind of programs software you are using to create these videos?
Ahhh my favorite sisters, back with another granslamming block rockin hit!
definitely recommend the amoeba sisters🙂😊❤🧡💛💚💜🤎🖤🤍
im a kid and this is the best way to learn
Mah teacher makes us watch dis, which it helps alot
One of the Amoeba Draws and One of The Amoeba Explains Right?
I think so, that is what they (the sisters) say.
best way to end my day
Do you have a video about biodiversity and stability?
I just wanted to say, maybe your next video could be on the lac operon. Maybe you could also do another speed draw soon as well. (this is adding again) maybe you could do one on genetic engineering or CRISPER
Please make abt secondary growth
I really like and understand your videos...but I have an unclear topic: "Cell Death (Necrosis And Apoptosis)..If you could make a video on that..
Is this for preparation of IMAT exam or not ??
Hello! Could u post a video of plant nutrition pleaseee
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!
please make videos about the reproductive system and the skeletal system please 🙏🏽
can you please make a trp operon attenuation video
I have a sort of question thought: The idea of eudicots asks whether there are pseudo-dicots... so are there pseudo-dicots?
Btw, I LOVE the video.
Stayin' curious!
Please explain the sugar concentration and potassium ion concentration theory of stomata 😭😭 please
who is watching because of biology final? BTW i would donate if i could, but am on Granma account, not allowed to spent money. :(
I watch these videos in class we are working on cells
Can anyone help me answer the question at the beginning of the video "Why don't the plants need the same amount of water" please?
adaptations
you teach better than my biology teacher lol
Can someone help me with my homework sheet for bio
Life begins the day you start a garden.” -
Thank you I loved this ❤
you should add the factors of PLANTS!!!!
Can you make a vid on motor proteins?
Your all’s vids have been really helpful for AP Bio 😁
why did the bunny turn into a cactus
Can you make a video on animal tissues and plant tissues
Very nice 👍
Hi! I appreciate your video but as far as I know gymnosperms do have flowers.
Can you please do more on microbiology pleaseee...🙂
Please don't stop making videos
This is so helpful 🤧🥴🥴I mean I don’t have to study the hole textbook
I am watching you guys in my science class I got to taste ptc we are learning about cells and asexual and sexual reproduction
What’s the difference between venom and poison? Everyone asks me that for some reason I guess
Nice video😊
Hey Amoeba Sisters, I have a huge favor to ask and was wondering if you would be interested. I have to interview a professional about the immune system, for a school project and was curious if you would be up to the challenge. I already have questions prepared if you respond. It would mean a lot if you take a few minutes of your time to answer some of my questions. Thanks
Nice video 😮😮❤❤
POV: your teacher made you watch the video for notes or an assignment
I love your videos ❤❤
anyone have mnemonics on xylem/phloem?
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Your voice is ridiculously satisfying
I love your video ;)
In my household, there will be no mistletoe, white pine tree needles will do fine.
There will also be no orchids; I don’t like orchids, I like to eat some of the flowers. dandelions are much better!
Phloem carry sucrose not glucose
That's a really good detail that we should have included - while we mention that the leaves are what produce glucose and ultimately it is transported in the phloem, the plant tends to convert to sucrose for transport which would be made up of glucose + fructose combined. We'll make a note on this, thank you!!
Interesting
6:47
love it