If its a heart its circulatory, lungs respiratory, kidneys excretory, brain nervous, stomach digestive, hormones endocrine, skin integumentary, lymph nodes lymphatic, bone skeletal, muscle muscular, thymus immune system.
But if you can show a pic i could try to answer it more specifically.
Recognition of poisonous plants is very important since it is part of livestock managements especially grazing animals such as cows and horses. Plant identification and avoidance to such is the key solution to poisoning.
Here are five plant species that are poisonous to grazing animals:
1. Brackenfern- <span>(Pteridium acquilinum)
2. Butterfly Milkweed (</span><span>Asclepias tuberosa)
3. Chokecherry (</span><span>(Prunus virginiana)
4. Cocklebur (</span>Xanthium strumarium)<span>
5. Hoary Alyssum </span><span>(Berteroa incana)</span>
Answer by Mimiwhatsup: Photosynthesis will make the glucose that is used in cellular respiration to make ATP(Adenosine Triphosphate). Then the glucose will be then turned back into carbon dioxide, which is also used in photosynthesis (as it is also in the air from the atmosphere). Then water will be broken down to form oxygen during the photosynthesis process, in the cellular respiration the oxygen is combined with hydrogen to form water.
