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Plant Science

Plant Science. A Unit of the Michigan State University Extension Master Gardener Curriculum. Plant Science. Topics. Plant science Plant growth and development Plant propagation. Plant Science. Plant Science. Botany Horticulture Agronomy Forestry. Plants - Physiology - Genetics

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Plant Tissues

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Plants and their structure

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Chapter 10 Plant Anatomy & Physiology Michael G. Simpson

Chapter 10 Plant Anatomy & Physiology Michael G. Simpson. Plant Anatomy Study of tissue and cell structure of plants. (In zoology, anatomy is study of internal organs; histology is study of tissues/cells.) Plant Physiology Study of metabolic processes in plants. Cell Theory.

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Unit XI: Plant Structure and Function

Unit XI: Plant Structure and Function. Plant biology, perhaps the oldest branch of science, is driven by a combination of curiosity and need- curiosity about how plants work and a need to apply this knowledge judiciously to feed, clothe, and house a burgeoning human population.

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Science and GMO-relevant technology

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Why Protect A Dying Leaf?

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Lab 2

Lab 2. Plant Tissues. Plant tissues. 1- meristematic tissues . a.Apical meristematic of root. b.Apical meristematic of stem. 2-permanent tissues: a .Ground tissue:. 1-parenchyma. 2-collenchyma. 3-schlerenchyma. b .Dermal tissue. c .vascular : 1-xylem. 2-phloem.

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Cell Structure and Function

Cell Structure and Function. Cell Structure and Function. The discovery and the basic theory of cells. Cell size and number. The two major kinds of cells. Plant cells and animal cells. Cell me mbrane (plasma membrane). Cytoplasm. Nucleus. Ribosomes.

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Botany Basics

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Unit

Unit. Plant Science. Problem Area. Managing Plant Growth. Lesson. Transpiration in Plants. Student Learning Objectives. 1. Describe the transpiration process. 2. Identify the factors that affect transpiration. 3. Explain water movement caused at the root level. Terms. Plasmolysis

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Plant Tissues: Overview

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Lecture 5 Classification of Nematodes on the basis of Phytoparasitism

Lecture 5 Classification of Nematodes on the basis of Phytoparasitism. Habitat. Majority (90%) of PPNs attack roots or other below ground plant parts such as tubers, rhizomes, suckers, bulbs etc. Ectoparasites 60% Endoparasites 30%

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Plant Structure

Plant Structure. Plant Tissues. A tissue is a group of cells organized to form a functional unit or a structural unit Plants have 3 tissue systems: Ground tissue (3 types) Vascular tissue (xylem and phloem) Dermal tissue (exterior). Ground tissue.

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Standard Microbiological Practices

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Plant tissues

Plant tissues. Chapter 28. Body Plan: Tomato Plant . Eudicots and Monocots. Apical and Lateral Meristems. Tissues in a Buttercup Stem. Shoot Tip. Fig. 28-10d (1), p. 480. Eudicot and Monocot Stems. Leaf Structure. Tissue Organization of Roots. Eudicot and Monocot Root Structures.

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Plants: Structure and Function

Plants: Structure and Function. Objectives: F3.1 Describe the general structure of vascular plants Describe the structures of the various types of tissues in vascular plants. Homework: Explain the mechanisms by which materials are transported throughout the plant. What do you already know.

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DISEASE

DISEASE. Warning this Power Point may contain images that might be disturbing to some viewers. Pick your poison !. Small Pox. Scurvy. Diphtheria . Measles. SMALL POX. Small pox is a disease that starts with fever-like symptoms. Then you break out in a rash.

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Plant tissues

Plant tissues. How do we recognise them?. Where could this possibly come from?. Meristematic tissue. Meristematic tissue is composed of immature cells that grow, divide & differentiate giving rise to the other types of plant tissues. Eg. The root tip of an onion.

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Plant Cells and Tissues

Plant Cells and Tissues. Meristematic Cells. Plants have meristematic cells which are plant stem cells. They are found at the tips of roots and branches as well as in the stem (see fig.2.4 on p.59) Meristematic cells produce specialized cells. Plant Tissues. 3 types of tissues in plants

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