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This image speaks for itself. Reality plants do not need us, however we need them to survive. If we continue creating harm towards them in the end we will parish. Plants grow and develop from factors like air and water for example, and if we continue producing toxic waste within those categories of theirs, than we will destroy our main producer of oxygen. The root system is a major player within the plants body because it include anchorage, absorption, storage, transport, and production of certain hormones (from notes). If the soil the roots absorb the nutrients from is more acidic or harmful it will do a major damage to the plant itself, thus shows how what we for them is harmful compared to their benefits to us.

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I found this interactive animation that helps give a great showing of all the ingredients it takes to allow photosynthesis to occur. By clicking on each item it helped A) show where the ingredient came from (like sunlight), and B) the importance of it. Overall the animation is simple and not complex, but it gives the simplest break down of what it takes to make the process of photosynthesis happen.

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Scratch - Interactive Photosynthesis Animation v2.0

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Welcome to the new and improved Interactive Photosynthesis Animation! Press the Start button to begin. After the intro you have the three "ingredients" to find. You can reveal them by mousing over them. Some of them may be more difficult to reveal. I recommend mousing over one thing at a ...

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Researching a native plant for Georgia was actually pretty interesting because it showed what beautiful plant life Georgia truly has (outside of all the big buildings surrounding us). One of the plants I found that is an angiosperm is the flame azalea or also known as by its' common name, Rhododendron calendulaceum. This plant is actually very beautiful and shows the value of nature we have around us. This website also gave good insight for native plant life to Georgia outside of just angiosperms!
http://www.walterreeves.com/landscaping/native-plants-for-georgia/

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The Arctic Tundra's seem to be one of the greatest biomes that are in threat from ecological change. People hear all the time about the ice caps melting, polar bears are losing their habitat, etc. Reality is that is true, and those are areas of the arctic tundra biome. The climate is changing and the temperatures in areas keep rising. Now some do and do not believe in global warming, but regardless of that, the Earth is getting hotter than ever before causing the climates to change. However, arctic areas cannot adapt. Arctic is cold and frozen, and when frozen items warm up they melt; like the ice in a drink on a summers day. So in theory, this biome is the most fragile to change and also the most likely to be the biome in the most danger because of climate change.

Here is a link to show the Earth temperature being higher than normal. https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/global-temperature/

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The Neolithic Revolution had many more pros than cons to society. Without it, and the advances we made from it, we would not be where we are today. The ability to now have food year-round without constantly moving (nomadic lifestyle), allowed those to focus on other factors to help move forward in history. For example, permanent settlements allowed for more population to happen, as well as the ability to learn architectural structures when making more permanent structures instead of tents and temporary living environments. Not only that but it allowed us to be able to develop more communication skills, learn to farm, and much more! This diagram shows the progress that The Neolithic Revolution gave us.

Source: https://www.tes.com/lessons/A8CxT93_0TvSEg/neolithic-era

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With todays' modern technology advancements compared to the generations before us, we are able to plant and harvest crops within hours instead of days. Compared to before where it had to be manual labor, while yes that provide hundreds of jobs, now we have machinery capable of doing what took hundreds of people to do, to only a person operating the machine. With these machines it gave the ability to lower labor cost for companies, which yes hurt a lot of workers financially, but gave the opportunity for other progressions for society since the focus no longer had to be harvesting all the crops.

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Now in no means am I saying this is the most important plant based ingredient in modern day, but it is the most used in almost everything; that is caffeine which is derived from leaves and fruits of certain plants. With that being said, caffeine is the 'legal drug' everyone uses. It's effects 'hype' everyone up and spikes their physical energy which people want when they did not get enough sleep, warn out, etc. Caffeine can be taken in multiple ways and though multiple sources. Caffeine in the grand scheme of things, even though as always there is downsides, gives people the extra boost when they need to power through the rest of the day. This article does in-depth about caffeine and tells the actual potential health-risk that general society ignores.

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Caffeine is naturally found in the leaves and fruits of some plants. It is in coffee, black and green tea, cocoa, cola and energy drinks. It may also be in chocolate bars, energy bars and some non-prescription medications, such as cough syrup and slimming tablets. Guarana (a popular additive in energy drinks) is also a natural source of caffeine.

Caffeine is a stimulant, which means it increases activity in your and . It also increases the circulation of chemicals such as cortisol and adrenaline in the body.

In small doses, caffeine can make you feel refreshed and focused. In large doses, caffeine can make you feel and have difficulty .

Like many other drugs, it's possible to develop a tolerance to caffeine, which means you need bigger and bigger doses to achieve the same effect.

What does caffeine do to your body?

Caffeine is well absorbed by the body, and the short-term effects are usually experienced between 5 and 30 minutes after having it. These effects can include increased breathing and rate, and increased mental alertness and physical energy. Depending on the individual, these effects can last up to 12 hours.

Some of the signs and symptoms of having too much caffeine include:

a rise in body temperature

frequent urination

dehydration

and

rapid heartbeat (palpitations)

restlessness and excitability

trembling hands

first feeling energetic but then having an even greater feeling of tiredness.

How much caffeine is okay each day?

How you react to caffeine depends on your , health and metabolism. It also depends on whether your body is used to getting regular doses of caffeine and how much you have in one serving. Research suggests that 400mg per day or less is an acceptable dose of caffeine for the general population.

Approximate caffeine levels per serve include:

chocolate drinks: 5-10mg per 250ml

instant coffee: 80-120mg per 250ml

drip or percolated coffee: 150-240mg per 250ml

espresso coffees such as espresso or latte: 105-110mg per 250ml

decaffeinated coffee: 2-6mg per 250ml

black tea: 65-105mg per 250ml

cola drinks: 40-49mg per 375ml

Red Bull energy drink: 80mg per 250 ml

energy drink: 160mg per 250ml

dark chocolate bar: 40-50mg per 55g serve

milk chocolate bar - 10mg per 50g serve

guarana: can contain up to 100mg per 1g of guarana

caffeine tablets such as No-Doz - 100mg per tablet.

Energy drinks and caffeine

Energy drinks contain caffeine, as well as ingredients such as taurine and guarana (a natural source of caffeine). Energy drinks do not hydrate and should not be confused with sports drinks.

The caffeine and content of energy drinks is high. In fact it is often higher than in soft drinks. The levels of caffeine in energy drinks vary between brands, so it is important to read the label before having them.

Children and women should avoid drinking energy drinks.

Caffeine dependency and withdrawal

Like many other drugs, it's possible to build up a tolerance to caffeine. This means you become used to its effects on your body and need to take larger amounts to achieve the same results. Over time, you may become physically and psychologically dependent on caffeine to function effectively.

If you are dependent on caffeine and you stop having it, you may experience withdrawal symptoms. These may include:

Symptoms of caffeine withdrawal may begin within 12 to 24 hours and can last about seven days.

The easiest way for you to break caffeine dependence is to reduce the amount you're having gradually. This gives your nervous system time to adapt to functioning without the drug.

Children, pregnant women, athletes and caffeine

Some people who need to take special care with caffeine include:

children - currently there are no guidelines for children's intake of caffeine. Caffeine intake should be investigated if children are showing symptoms of irritability, inability to sleep, interrupted sleep or stomach upsets. Remember that caffeine is present in many soft drinks and chocolate, not just coffee and tea. The consumption of energy drinks should also be closely monitored

pregnant women - if you are pregnant, limit your caffeine intake to 200mg per day or less, or avoid it altogether. Having high amounts of caffeine may increase your risk of miscarriage, experiencing a difficult birth and having a baby with a low birth weight

athletes - caffeine is not classified as a prohibited substance under the . The lists it as a Group A substance, which means it's 'supported for use in specific situations in sport' and 'provided or permitted for use by some athletes according to best practice protocols'.

However, check the anti-doping rules of your particular sporting code to make sure caffeine is not a restricted drug for the sport you play.

Where to get help

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Caffeine is a stimulant that acts on the brain and nervous system.

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I chose this image because overall, if present day agricultural, economic, social, and political practices go unchecked than I picture anarchy. Anarchy simply, because in lamest terms, is a state of disorder because of no authority. If we did not have the checking of every part of society, from agricultural to government officials, than anybody could produce their product or push their movement without a care in the world. Companies creating agricultural products would be able to use the worst possible ingredients for consumption in order to make their crops grow fast, have a surplus of crops grown at once, and be able to use the cheapest ingredients so they can maximize their profit. Overall, if there is no checks, there will be anarchy to come.