Short not on Ecosystem Approach - Ecosystem

This is most recent development in ecology. Ecosytem is the highest level of biological organisation, all ecological concept can be set within this frame work. This approach is base on two things, the flow of energy and cycling of matter between living and non living components. This system introduces a concept of self regulation and self sufficiency living organisms and their non living enviroment interact in most coordinated matter and any disturbance may lead to biological disbalance....

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Locomotion

Locomotion:             Locomotion in various organisms takes place in a variety of ways because it is brought about by different organs. Although Amoeba, earthworm and snake apparently look crawling but the organs involved are totally different. Similarly a paramecium and a fish both swim; Paramecium swims by its cilia whereas the fish uses its muscles and skeleton. &nb...

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Count's Revenge - The Count of Morcerf

Introduction:     The Count of Morcerf is the villain of the play 'Count's Revenge'. His actual name is Fernand Mondego and originally is a fisherman. He is a middle aged person. We know very little about his past or how he becomes a count. We find that he has a high position in the society and his wealth seems to have been secured by unfair means.A traitor:      The French parliament condemned him a traitor on account of taking bride and handing over the fortress of Yanina to Turks, when he is in army....

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Shortnotes on Dimension - Physics

 The word dimension has special meaning in physics. It is used to denote the nature of a physical quantity. Whether a distance is measured in any units, metres, miles or even light year. It is always distance and its dimension is length.    The symbols L, M and T are the symbols usually used to specify the dimensions of length, mass and time respectively. The dimension of any quantity can always be expressed as some combination of the fundamental quantities, such as mass, length and time.      The dimension...

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Count's Revenge - The Count of Monte Cristo

Introduction:      Count of Monte Cristo is the hero of the play "Counts Revenge". He is not young, but very handsome, a and cynical. His actual name is Edmond Dante's. He is very popular with the fashionable society of Paris.A noble and well-mannered Person:      Monte Cristo is a noble and well-mannered person. He has very fine manners. He always talks like a gentleman and in a polite way. He bows not only before Countless but also before his enemy, Count of Morcerf. He speaks in a kind way not only...

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Components Of an Ecosystem - Abiotic Components

All non-living components are called abiotic components. The abiotic components are further divided in to climatic, topographic and edaphic factors.(a) Climatic Factors:   These factors are forming the aerial environment. These factors include.LightTemperatureWaterAtmosphere and WindFire.1. Light: It is one of the most important climatic factors which effects and regulates plant life in a very large variety of ways. The chief natural source of light is the sunlight. It is a form of radiant energy. It is an essential factor for...

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I Had Reached Your Door Steps (Summary)

The poem has been composed by a famous Pakistani poet G. Allana. There is mysticism in his poetry and he makes poetry a source of refinement.      The poet says that people have forgotten the massage of revealed book and complicated the religion with UN-necessary problems. The poet wanted to reach the house of God, but he did not know the way as he lost the papers of guidance. So he was in very distressed condition. He asked the travellers to show him the way of goodness which leads to the door of Almighty God. But they...

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Incident Of The French Camp - Summary

This poem has been composed by Robert Browning. He was the most highly esteemed poet of the Victorian age. He wrote with full force of his imagination and poetic power.      In this fast moving and exciting poem the poet describes the courage of a during French attack on Ratisbon. In 1890, the French army attacked the German city Ratisbon under the command of Lanes. The French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte stood on Little mound at a distance of about a mile or two. He seemed greatly disturbed and quite eager to know about the...

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Abou Ben Adhem (Summary)

The poem has been composed by Leigh Hunt. He was not only a famous poet but also an editor, an essayist and a critic. He defended the romantic poets in his criticism. In the poem, the poet tells us a story of a pious man, named Abou Ben Ad hem and an angel. One night he was sleeping in his room. Suddenly he awoke from his sleep due to a bright light and was greatly amazed to see an angel in his room, who was busy in writing something in his golden book. Abou took courage and asked the angel what he was writing in his book. The angel replied...

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Lines from The Lay of Last Minstrel (Summary)

The poem has been composed by a great poet Sir Walter Scott. He is very famous for his ideas about patriostism.       In this poem the poet denounces, the person, who has no love for his active land. Unapatriote is one who has no love for his native land so a person who has no love or emotional attachment with his mother land, The poet tells him a dull fellow. He says that when a person cow es back his country from foreign tour, if no loving passion. No. Singer composes songs in his praise. He deserves no sympathy. He...

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Sonnet Composed Upon Westminster Bridge (Summary)

Sonnet Composed Upon Westminster Bridge (Summary)    The beautiful sonnet has been composed by William Wordsworth. He has been regarded as the port of nature in English Literature. His poetry is full of natural scenes. The view of London from Westminster bridge, at dawn, inspired Wordsworth to write this everlasting person.    In this beautiful sonnet, poet paints before us the beautiful picture of the city of London. Which he happened to observe from the Westminster bridge in the early hours of the day. The city looked...

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