Plants start their growth with sun light. The plants collect carbon dioxide from the air, it also uses the sunlight to photosynthesize to help the growth. The new energy by collecting carbon dioxide through photosynthesis. It also collecting the energy from the sun to repair its cell. The mitosis makes an exact copy of the cells. Cell division work the same as mitosis because they create an exact copy of the cell and replace the old once with the new cells.

Enzymes are protein molecules which plants need to grow and develop. Enzymes act as catalysts - they speed up the rate of reaction in a chemical process. These protein molecules are made from amino acids. They are translated from m-RNA. All 20 amino acids are need for protein synthesis. Their order is encoded in the DNA sequence of the plant’s genes. This is the blueprint for that protein. This blueprint is stored in the plant’s nucleus. This information passes through the nuclear membrane, which allows for the passage of RNA. The plant use an (RNA)