'Fibrous roots' diaporamas de présentation

Plant Kingdom

Plant Kingdom. Mrs. Wetzel Biology. What is a plant. Eukaryotic Multicellular Mostly Autotrophs Cell walls made of cellulose. In order to survive. All plants Need: Sunlight Water Gas exchange Movement of water and nutrients. Evolution. Most plants started out in the water

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What to Do About Weeds

What to Do About Weeds. Developed by: Susan Donaldson University of Nevada Cooperative Extension. UNCE, Reno, Nev. Topics to be covered. What is a weed? Why worry about weeds? How weeds are regulated? Weed biology Factors that lead to plant invasion

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PLANTS

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Choosing Grass & Forage Species For Pasture

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Plant Structure and Function

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BOTANY

BOTANY. Take Notes on Page 91. Plants are either woody (long living) or herbaceous (short lived and green). Woody plants have both woody and herbaceous structures. Plant Organs and Tissues. There are two groups of plant organs: Vegetative - which have leaves, roots and stems

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Science Chapter 12

Science Chapter 12. Review. The center of a flower contains one or more female reproductive structures called:Gemetophyte Sporophyte Pistils Stigma Fibrous Roots Stamen Tap Root Rhizome Rhizoid.

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Plant Diversity

Plant Diversity. Copy into your colored Notes Foldable. Plant Characteristics and Adaptions . PLANT CHARACTERISTICS. Multicellular eukaryotes Photosynthetic autotrophs Non-motile (fixed to one spot ) Cell walls made of cellulose

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Plant Structure

Plant Structure. By Kolby Lundgren. Objectives. to understand the concept of phenotypic plasticity to know the three main plant organs and be able to recognize the adaptations that each separate organ can display to know the economic importance of plant organs

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14.2 Vascular Plant Systems

14.2 Vascular Plant Systems. Think about how your body systems work. your circulatory system transports food, oxygen, water, minerals, and other materials throughout your body. Your circulatory system is made up of many different cells, tissues, and organs.

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Plant Structures

Plant Structures. AP Biology Unit 5. Extreme Plants!. Deepest Root : fig tree in South Africa roots that extend 120 m (393.7 ft) into the ground Tallest Tree : Sequoia tree in the Redwood National Park (CA) 379 ft, 4 inches (in 2006) Oldest Tree

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PLANTS

PLANTS. GROUND TISSUE. VASCULAR TISSUE. GROUND TISSUE TYPES. ROOT HAIRS. TAPROOT vs. FIBROUS ROOTS. DIAGRAM OF A ROOT (CROSS SECTION). ROOT DIAGRAM: MERISTEMS. PRIMARY MERISTEM.

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Barley

Barley. Barley Location. Ecoregion. Moist Mixed Grassland Aspen Parkland Mid-Boreal Upland Boreal Transition. Barley Soil. Must not have pieces of bark Must be moist Can have previously added nutrients. Uses. Barley is used for: Algicide Animal feed

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Plant structure

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Parts of a Plant

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Roots

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both from WalkerDA2013_biol488Lab5Graminoids.pdf

both from WalkerDA2013_biol488Lab5Graminoids.pdf. http:// waynesword.palomar.edu/termfl3.htmc. http://www.arthursclipart.org/plants/plant%20families/page_01.htm. Cyperaceae Family Characteristics. Family of monocotyledonous graminoids . Large family with ~ 5000 species in about 100 genera.

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PLANTS

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Leaves of Monocots have parallel veins (tubes), while Dicots have branching tubes.

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Cling to other objects in order to reach toward the sunlight.

Vine. Cling to other objects in order to reach toward the sunlight. Cactus. Have roots that grow near the surface to help them obtain water. Water Lily. Have roots to help them absorb nutrients from the mud. Fibrous Roots - Grass. Taproot- Carrot.

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