1. Naturaleza cibernética:
2. Naturaleza orgánica.
3. Naturaleza social.
4. Naturaleza Mecánica.
5. Naturaleza mestiza.
"Animal development is largely buffered against environmental changes, and the embryo generates the same genetically determined body structure unaffected by external conditions. The development of most plants, by contrast, is dramatically influenced by the environment. Because they cannot match themselves to their environment by moving from place to place, plants adapt instead by altering the course of their development. Their strategy is opportunistic. A given type of organa leaf, a flower, or a root, saycan be produced from the fertilized egg by many different paths according to environmental cues. A begonia leaf pegged to the ground may sprout a root; the root may throw up a shoot; the shoot, given sunlight, may grow leaves and flowers."
Alberts, Bruce - Johnson, Alexander - Lewis, Julian - Raff, Martin - Roberts, Keith - Walter, Peter.
Molecular Biology of the Cell
Alberts, Bruce - Johnson, Alexander - Lewis, Julian - Raff, Martin - Roberts, Keith - Walter, Peter.
Molecular Biology of the Cell
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