CIE/AQA A Level Notes

This includes a comprehensive, no-nonsense introduction to plant pathology in the context of plant ecophysiology at level 5 in a university degree (year 2) in the form of personalised notes + reading from papers. Includes: Introduction to Plant Pathology, Molecular Plant Immunity, Pathogenesis and Abiotic-Biotic Interactions with Infection.

Detailed, no nonsense lecture notes the role of effectors in infection and the delivery systems pathogens use, thinking about common strategies employed by a variety of pathogens and thinking of the broader significance of studying plant pathology, including case studes on: • The Magnaporthe-rice pathosystem (case study 1). • The Pseudomonas-Arabidopsis pathosystem (case study 2).

Detailed, no nonsense lecture notes on the interactions of abiotic and biotic factors in pathogenic defence, which discusses with examples, the interaction of biotic and abiotic stimuli, considers experimental design in understanding interaction studies, and discusses the importance of ABA in cross-talk between abiotic and biotic stresses – clear interaction between ABA and the environment.

Detailed, no nonsense lecture notes on molecular plant immunity, which discusses the theory of gene for gene interactions in plant pathology and critically discusses the zig-zag model of plant immunity in depth, including personalised notes with evidence from reading research papers.

Detailed, no-nonsense university lecture notes on an introduction to plant pathology. This document discusses what makes a biotic interaction pathogenic, defines different classes of plant pathogens and strategies and identifies disease-causing agents, with either examples or reading notes from research papers.

A* Grade. Detailed case studies within the topic of Environmental Management in A Level Geography, including topics in energy management, environmental impact and sustainability, which I used in writing my essays.

Full A Level Geography: Coastal chapter pack that guaranteed my A*. Includes: -intro to coasts -coastal processes e.g. marine processes, weathering, mass movement etc. -coastal landforms -emergent and submergent coasts -coral reefs -management of coastal areas a detailed case study on the Maldives

An introduction to the topic Coasts.

Precise lecture notes regarding coastal landforms, e.g. beaches, compound spits, tombolos etc, and their respective formations (the effect of longshore drift and the like).

A PowerPoint of marine processes (in pdf form) occurring at coasts. Concise & easy to understand. Includes diagrams.