'Evaporative water loss' diaporamas de présentation

Plant Structure and Tissue

Plant Structure and Tissue. http://www.howe.k12.ok.us/~jimaskew/. I. Plant Tissue. Ground Tissues - provides storage, metabolism, and support. a. Parenchyma Large, loosely packed, rectangular cells with thin cell walls. Responsible for photosynthesis and food storage.

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Tissue Engineering

Tissue Engineering. Mouse Ears . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEc7QXAjsL4&feature=related. 1997 MIT. Engineering Tissue . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvSxZ4JKQAY&feature=related. ? Corneal Tissue Engineering ? Blood vessel tissue engineering ? Liver tissue engineering

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Water Relationships

Water Relationships. Outline. Water Availability Water Content of Air Water Movement in Aquatic Environments Water Movement Between Soils and Plants Water Regulation on Land Water Acquisition by Animals Water Acquisition by Plants Water Conservation by Plants and Animals

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Water Relationships

Water Relationships. Outline. Water Availability Water Content of Air Water Movement in Aquatic Environments Water Movement Between Soils and Plants Water Regulation on Land Water Acquisition by Animals Water Acquisition by Plants Water Conservation by Plants and Animals

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Figure 7.24 The sidewinder Crotalus cerastes during locomotion on a sand dune. (C. Mattison)

Figure 7.1 Like many lizards, Sceloporus poinsetti basks on boulders in direct sunlight to gain heat. (L. J. Vitt).

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Wildfires

Wildfires. Heidi Ertman Jessica Morgan Audra Parmer Jennifer Paulsen Jill Witzman.

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Thermoregulation

Thermoregulation. Learning Objectives 2/13/08. Distinguish between the thermoregulators classified as endotherms and ectotherms, homeotherms, heterotherms, and poikilotherms Describe the adaptive advantage(s) of endothermy

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Thermoregulation

Thermoregulation. Learning Objectives 2/13/08. Distinguish between the thermoregulators classified as endotherms and ectotherms, homeotherms, heterotherms, and poikilotherms Describe the adaptive advantage(s) of endothermy

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Transport in plants

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Plant Environment: Soil

Plant Environment: Soil. Components of soil. Weathered rocks (particles). Soil. Decomposing organic matter. Spaces containing water an air. Living organisms (particularly bacteria, fungi, protists). Functions for plants. Substance in which to anchor plants.

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Plant Environment: Water

Plant Environment: Water. Water makes up 80-90% of herbaceous and 50% of woody plants. Water is important to plants. Water critical for plant growth (photosynthesis: 6CO 2 + 6H 2 O ---> C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6O 2 ). Water needed to obtain nutrients from soil (nutrients dissolved in water).

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