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Plant Trivia

Plant Trivia.

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Evolution of the Flower Chapter 20

Evolution of the Flower Chapter 20 Two classes - Monocotyledons and Dicotyledons Distinctive reproductive feature - carpels

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Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis. Photosynthesis. Process by which plants use light energy to make food. A reduction process that makes complex organic molecules from simple molecules. Autotrophs. Organisms that can manufacture their own food from inorganic molecules Self-feeding organisms.

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James H. Wandersee Louisiana State University

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Unit 3: Lecture 3 Recent Distribution patterns, dispersal & centers of origin

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Plant Identification

Plant Identification. Why do we identify plants?. DICOT. Leaves with net-like veins Petals in multiples of four or five Vascular bundles form rings in stems. MONOCOT. Leaves with parallel veins Petals in multiples of three Vascular bundles in stems scattered. Plant Parts.

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Botany Final Review

Botany Final Review. Log on to insight360.einstruction.com Enter your student id and session code. Pteridophytes Vascular Seedless Plants. Phylum. Pterophyta: Ferns . Lycophyta : Club mosses . Sphenophyta : Horsetails. Psilotophyta : Whisk ferns.

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Chapter 20

Chapter 20 Evolution of the Angiosperms Two classes - Monocotyledons and Dicotyledons Distinctive reproductive feature - carpels

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Dispersal to the Hawaiian Islands

Dispersal to the Hawaiian Islands. By: Stacey Falk. Facts: 2,500 miles of ocean separate North America from the Hawaiian Islands. 3,500 miles of ocean between the small Marianas Islands and the Hawaiian chain. The Hawaiian chain has never been connected to a land mass. www.worldatlas.com.

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Photosynthesis: Using Light to make Food

Photosynthesis: Using Light to make Food. Bio Honors Ch. 7 . Plants have to create their own food to use for energy . . PHOTOSYNTHESIS Plants convert the energy of sunlight into energy stored in chemical bonds of carbohydrates: Simple sugars- in the form of glucose

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Plant identification

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From Titan arum to Amorphophallus titanum

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Interactions between domatia-dwelling ants & Acacia erioloba in Namibian savanna

Interactions between domatia-dwelling ants & Acacia erioloba in Namibian savanna. Heather Campbell, Mark Fellowes & James Cook School of Biological Sciences, University of Reading, Reading, RG6 6AS. Ants and Acacias.

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How Plants Are Named

How Plants Are Named. Modified by Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office June, 2002. Binomial Naming. Linnaeus developed binomial system for naming plants consists of two names. Linnaeus. Swedish botanist gave all plants 2 Latin names as their scientific name. Scientific Naming.

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Unit 2

Unit 2. Plant Taxonomy: How Plants Are Named. Original Power Point Created by Rebecca Johnson Modified by Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office June 2002. Why are scientific names written in Latin?.

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Lichens and Mycorhizzae

Lichens and Mycorhizzae. By Thomas Phillips. Lichens. Lichens are a mutualistic relationship between a fungus and a photobiont. Lichens Pt. 2. Lichens play a key role in soil stabilization Lichens spores contain genetic material from both the fungus and photobiont. Mycorhizzae.

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