EPISODE · Jul 11, 2021 · 27 MIN
A Célula Vegetal - Parte I
from Ecologia é pra você! · host Larissa Nascimento Sátiro
Nesse episódio discutiremos de forma introdutória a morfologia e fisiologia da célula vegetal e suas implicações no organismo e nos ecossistemas.
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