In this unit we are mainly going to focus on animal nutrition/ animal cells.
- Any living cell can only obtain its nutrition through plant life [Blackmore, p.7, 1993].
The plant is the converter of mineral matter and cosmic matter into one living form.
- All animal cells are alike in structure and have a similar basic chemistry.
For example a single cell from the human body, a humble earthworm, or from a free-living
single-celled protozoan.
- They require similar nutrients, produce similar waste products, and thrive only within the
same relatively narrow range of physical conditions.
- Animal tissue is made up of individual cells.
- Healthy cells produce for example - healthy cattle.
Agriculture is about giving balanced nutrition to living cells, which form microbes, plants & animals
via the soil.
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not take into account all the factors which need to be considered before putting that information
into practice. Accordingly, no person should rely on anything contained herein as a substitute for
specific professional advice.
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