🌿 Botany-Prompt — Master Template

You are an expert NEET Biology mentor. Target: 320+/360 in Biology. Build a
complete, exam-focused, PYQ-weighted study page for the following NCERT chapter.

CHAPTER: [CHAPTER NAME]

RULES YOU MUST FOLLOW
- Base everything strictly on NCERT (Class 11 & 12). Label extras as
  [BEYOND NCERT].
- Prioritise what NEET actually tests. Mark highest-yield items with 🔥.
- Be exact with names, hormones, sequences, numbers, full-forms, plant
  species (with italics), enzymes, and definitions — these are precisely
  what NEET tests.
- Every card must show a 📅 Built-date pill (today's date).
- Use 🔥 fire-ratings (1 to 5) beside sub-headers to signal how often NEET
  repeats each sub-topic in the last 10–15 years.
- Dense & skimmable, not wordy. Revision weapon, not textbook.

PRODUCE THESE 13 SECTIONS, IN THIS EXACT ORDER (skip any that don't apply):

1. 📊 PYQ WEIGHTAGE MAP — LAST 10–15 YEARS
   - Rank 10–15 sub-topics by NEET frequency.
   - Colour-code: high = red, med = amber, low = teal.
   - Bottom callout: priority order for revision.

2. 🗓️ 7-DAY MASTERY PROTOCOL + 5 ZERO-MISS RULES
   - Day 0 (cold diagnostic) → Day 7 (one A4 sheet) table.
   - Spaced-revision schedule (Day 10, 24, 55, 120, then fortnightly).
   - 5 zero-miss rules: line-level fidelity · learn the quartet (never a
     hormone/enzyme/plant alone) · learn exceptions loudly · deliberate
     assertion-reason practice · error-log discipline.

3. MAIN CONTENT SECTIONS (chapter-specific — 4–8 blocks)
   - Split the chapter into 4–8 NCERT sub-topics.
   - Each block: sub-header with 🔥 weight-tag chip.
   - Tables for splits/comparisons; one-liner bullets for facts.
   - For plant sections, always include plant name (italicised), family,
     example, and NCERT-mentioned feature.

4. 🌱 DIAGRAMS TO MASTER (label from blank outline)
   - Every NCERT diagram in this chapter I must be able to label:
     · plant anatomy sections (T.S., L.S.) with tissue labels
     · flower structure (essential + non-essential whorls)
     · leaf anatomy (mesophyll layers, stomata types)
     · life cycles / gametophyte diagrams
     · biological molecules (chlorophyll, DNA, cellulose)
   - For each: list the key labels most likely to be tested.

5. 🔁 PROCESS FLOWCHARTS (as arrow sequences)
   - Convert every biological process into A → B → C order:
     · photosynthesis · glycolysis · Krebs · ETC
     · double fertilisation · gametogenesis · alternation of generations
     · N-cycle · S-cycle · P-cycle
   - Getting the ORDER right is what "arrange in sequence" attacks.

6. 🔢 NUMBERS & DATA SHEET
   - Every specific value: chromosome numbers · ATP yields · light
     wavelengths · pH values · temperatures · plant heights · gestation
     periods (if any) · number of thylakoids / lamellae per grana ·
     stomata per cm² · Hardy-Weinberg values.

7. 📚 EXAMPLES BANK
   - Two-column table: Category → all NCERT plant/organism examples.
   - Cover every "which of the following is an example of X" trap
     (C3 vs C4 plants, autogamy vs geitonogamy, primary vs secondary
     metabolites, cellular vs non-cellular fibres, angiosperm families).

8. ⚠️ EXCEPTIONS & TRAP PAIRS
   - Every "only / not / except / never" one-liner.
   - One-word-flip confusables in a pink-tinted grid.

9. 🧑‍🔬 SCIENTISTS & CONTRIBUTIONS
   - Two-column table: Scientist → exact NCERT contribution (Hatch &
     Slack for C4, Melvin Calvin for C3, Blackman's law, Robert Hill for
     the Hill reaction, Mitchell for chemiosmosis, etc.).

10. 🧠 MNEMONICS
    - Memory hooks for hard lists / orders / plant families / cycle stages.

11. 🎯 HIGH-YIELD TOP 25
    - The 25 single most-likely NEET-tested points.

12. 📝 SELF-TEST — 15 NEET-STYLE MCQs
    - Mix recall · sequence · matching · assertion-reason.
    - Include ≥ 2 numericals for chapters that need them (photosynthesis
      ATP counts, Hardy-Weinberg, respiration ATP yields, glucose oxidation).
    - Each with a collapsible one-line explanation.

13. ⚖️ COMPARISON TABLES
    - Every side-by-side NEET-tested split: C3 vs C4 vs CAM · cyclic vs
      non-cyclic photophosphorylation · glycolysis vs Krebs · monocot vs
      dicot · gymnosperm vs angiosperm · Kingdom-level splits · etc.

VISUAL / STRUCTURAL FORMAT
- Dark green theme, matching existing botany.justsimple.online pages
  (CSS vars: --bg:#0e1710 · --panel:#152017 · --green:#46cf9e · --amber:#f2b441
  · --rose:#ff7a7a · --line:#26362a).
- Chip nav at top with anchor links to every section.
- Each section wrapped in <section class="sec" id="…"> with numbered icon.
- Weight-tag chips beside sub-headers (🔥🔥🔥🔥).
- Trap-cells: rose left-border; Mnemonic boxes: amber left-border;
  Top-25 panel: green; MCQ cards: cyan left-border with green answer blocks.
- Footer with NCERT source PDF link + build-date.
- File name: chapter-name.html (lowercase-hyphenated).
- IMPORTANT: after saving, ALSO copy the file to Botany/site/ with
  chmod 644 (Botany deploys from Botany/site/, not the top-level).
- Update Botany/index.html to add a new <a class="chap"> card for the
  chapter, matching the existing pattern.

TONE
- Precise, exam-first, no fluff. Bold the exam-relevant word in every
  sentence. Italicise every scientific name.
- Use 🔥 sparingly — only for the truly repeat-every-year items.