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PLANT FORM AND FUNCTION

PLANT FORM AND FUNCTION. UNIT SIX Chapters 35,36,37,38,39. Angiosperm Structure. Angiosperms are further divided into 4 major categories: Basal Angiosperms (older angiosperms like Water lilies) Magnoliids (newer like the Magnolia) Monocotyledons a.k.a. monocots (newer still)

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Plant Anatomy and Nutrient Transport

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Chapter 35

Chapter 35. Plant Structure, Growth, and Development. Overview: Plastic Plants?. The fanwort plant exhibits developmental plasticity , the ability to alter itself in response to its environment . Developmental plasticity is more marked in plants than in animals.

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CHAPTER 35

CHAPTER 35. PLANT STRUCTURE AND GROWTH. Plants are the first link in the food chain through photosynthesis . This affects all animals . I. Concept 35.1: Plant Structure

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FTCE SAE Biology Preparation Course

FTCE SAE Biology Preparation Course. Instructor Valerie Ruwe vruwe@browardschools.com. Session Norms. No side bars Work on assigned materials only Keep phone on vibrate only If a call must be taken please leave the room to do so. Session Agenda. Session I: Pre-Test, Competencies 1 & 2

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The Leaf has evolved to:

The Leaf has evolved to:. The root system usually grows below ground. Plant organs are composed of three tissue systems: Vascular Tissue Dermal Tissue Ground Tissue. The vascular tissue distributes water and solutes through the plant body.

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The Eudicot plant, morphology, meristems, cell types and tissues

The Eudicot plant, morphology, meristems, cell types and tissues. Objectives of the lecture: 1. To illustrate and name some essential parts of plants, 2. show how they are produced, 3. discuss how cell and tissue structure are integrated with morphology,

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Unit 2: Plants: Anatomy, Growth and Function

Unit 2: Plants: Anatomy, Growth and Function. 12.1 The Characteristics of Plants SBI 3U. Introduction: Discussion Questions. In what ways do you think leaves are important to plant, humans and ecosystems? Explain how plants roots are important to the plant and our economy.

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Tissues

Tissues. an integrated group of cells with a common structure and function. Plant Tissues. Four tissue systems in plants: Meristematic tissue : rapid cell division, lengthening of shoots and roots Dermal tissue : provides covering for the plant body.

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Systems in Plants

Systems in Plants. Nelson 4.1 pg. 125-128. Plants. They are multicellular organisms They include mosses, ferns, conifers and flowering plants They have two distinguishing features: they are green in colour and can not move from place to place What causes their green colour?

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