The Plant Kingdom (Part II)

The Plant Kingdom (Part II). Plant Systems and Subsystems . Engage. Observe the different types of plants that are being passed around the room. Explore. Kingdom Plantae Informational Search. Explain. Continue to add to your informational search as we discuss plant diversity.

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Plant Parts and Functions

Plant Parts and Functions. Melissa Morris Covering: 2014A 2014B 2014C 2014D. Parts of The Plant. Roots Leaves Stem Flower Seed. Image found at: www.webinstituteforteachers.org . Roots. 2 Types of Root Systems Taproot Fibrous System. Image found at: http://www.puc.edu. Roots.

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Threats to Biodiversity

Threats to Biodiversity. Victoria Bone Stefanie Hoffer Kim Stauffer. Biodiversity. The variety of life, in genes and species, that inhabit the ecosystems of the earth Important because: Greater variety of crops Natural sustainability Recovery from disasters Ecosystem services

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6.1 Polynomial Functions, Part II

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THREATS TO GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY

THREATS TO GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY.

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Biodiversity Part II

Biodiversity Part II. The National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis. Dealing with Large Data Sets . Oftentimes you are working with large data sets that require analyses using special tools.

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Threats to Biodiversity

Threats to Biodiversity. Threats to Biodiversity. Factors that lead to loss of biodiversity include both human and nonhuman activities Nonhuman activities Natural hazard events Examples Volcanoes Flood Drought Ice age (think mammoths) Meteor impact (think dinosaurs) Human activities

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Plant Structures and Functions

Plant Structures and Functions. Stems. All stems look very similar, but upon closer observation there are many differences!. Functions of Stems. Support and position leaves Responsible for size and shape of plant Transport water, minerals and food Green stems produce food .

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Plant Structures and Functions

Plant Structures and Functions. Mr. Rodriguez Mena. Structure of Seed Plants. The three principal organs of seed plants are roots, stem, and leaves. Roots: For absorption of water and nutrients (also anchoring the plant to the floor) Stems: Supports the plant body and transport the nutrients.

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Plant Functions

Plant Functions. Adapted from Slide presentation of Dr Yann Guisard Lecturer Production Horticulture School of Agriculture and Wine Sciences Orange, NSW, 2800.

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Plant Systems Part II

Plant Systems Part II. Plant Tissues. A tissue is a group of cells working together to perform a similar function. The cells in tissues are specialized to perform specific functions. All these cells develop from unspecialized cells during cellular differentiation

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Plant Parts and Functions

Plant Parts and Functions. Topic # 2014 Matt Jakubik. What are the Functions?. Write down the parts of a plant. Give two examples of what each part does for the plant. http://www.uic.edu/classes/bios/bios100/lecturesf04am/plantbod.gif. Roots. Primary Root/Lateral Root Anchors Plant

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Plant Parts and Functions

Plant Parts and Functions. Parts of The Plant. Five basic parts Leaves Stems Roots Flowers Fruit. Roots. 2 Types of Root Systems. Taproot System. Primary root grows down from the stem with some small secondary roots forming. Examples: Carrots & Turnips. Roots. Fibrous System.

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Threats to Biodiversity

Threats to Biodiversity. Chapter 5 Section 2. Background Extinction. The gradual process of species becoming extinct Stable ecosystems can be changed by the activity of other organisms, climate changes or natural disasters

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5 Threats to Biodiversity

Resources Listed in the Notes. ES 225: Tashi Land Module 2 – Homework “ The Arts”. 5 Threats to Biodiversity. By: Candice Waddle. What is Biodiversity?. A measure of the variety of kinds of organisms present in an ecosystem. Threat 1: Habitat Loss.

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Threats to Global Biodiversity

Threats to Global Biodiversity. We wish to know: What is biodiversity? Why is it important? What are the threats to biodiversity? How can we estimate rates of species loss?. What is Biodiversity?.

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Plant Parts and Functions

Plant Parts and Functions. 7 th Grade Science. Parts of The Plant. Roots Leaves Stem Flower Seed. Image found at: www.webinstituteforteachers.org. Roots. 2 Types of Root Systems Taproot Fibrous System. Image found at: http://www.puc.edu. Roots. Taproot System

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Threats to Biodiversity

Threats to Biodiversity. Habitat Loss. Happens when either natural disasters or human activities change the ecosystem so much that many species can no longer survive. Natural sources of habitat destruction: Volcanic eruptions Wildfires Droughts Severe storms Human activities:

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Threats to Global Biodiversity

Threats to Global Biodiversity. We wish to know: What is biodiversity? Why is it important? What are the threats to biodiversity? How can we estimate rates of species loss?. What is Biodiversity?.

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3.3 Threats to Biodiversity

3.3 Threats to Biodiversity. Habitat Loss (most significant threat to biodiversity) Occurs when events alter an ecosystem so much that many species can no longer survive there. a) Deforestation Occurs when forests are logged or cleared for human use and are not replanted .

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Liver Functions Part II

Liver Functions Part II. 3E1. From where we left off…. In the small intestines. Complete digestion occurs in the small intestines End products (glucose, amino acids, fatty acids, glycerol) diffuse into the blood vessels lining the small intestines. This process is called Absorption.

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