An antidote is a substance that can counteract or neutralize a poison. Antidotes are typically used to treat poisoning from chemicals, plants, or animals. There are two main types of antidotes: those that work by binding to the poison (such as charcoal), and those that work by counteracting the poison (such as naloxone).
Apical dominance: The tendency of a plant to grow taller than its neighbors by producing more auxin at the tips of its shoots.
Apothecium: A type of fruiting body produced by some fungi in which the spores are borne on the surface of the structure.
Aquifer: A body of water that is underground and can be used for drinking, irrigation, or other purposes.
Unconfined aquifer: An aquifer that is not surrounded by impermeable rock and has no defined boundaries.
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