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Explore plant evolution, structure, transport, reproduction, and responses in this comprehensive guide. Learn about vascular vs. non-vascular plants, monocots vs. dicots, and the role of hormones and adaptations. Discover how plants thrive in diverse environments and contribute to global ecosystems.
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Plants Chapters 36-42
Land Plant Evolved From Freshwater Algae • Vascular vs Non Vascular • Angiosperms vs Gymnosperms
Plant Body Organization • Roots and Shoots • Dermal, Ground, and vascular tissue • Meristems • Apical and Lateral
Plant Tissues • Dermal- protective layer that forms the epidermis • Guard Cells- protect Stoma • Trichomes • Root Hairs
Ground Tissue • 3 Main Types • Parenchyma • Collenchyma • Sclerenchyma
Vascular Tissue • Xylem • Pulls water up via transpiration • Phloem • Sieve cells
Leaves • Where Photosynthetic organs are • Internal Leaf Structure regulates gas exchange and evaporation • Stoma
Plant Embryo • 1. Egg cell is fertilized by 2 sperm • One becomes the endosperm other the zygote • 2. Embryogenesis begins • 3. Germination Begins
Monocots vs Eudicots (Dicots) • Cotyledons are seed leafs • Monocots • Embryos have one cotyledon • Floral parts occur in threes • Leaves are parallel veined • Dicots • Embryos have 2 cotyledons • Floral parts occur in fours or fives • Net like veins in leaves.
Transport in Plants • Why does water move? • Transpiration • Water potential • What is turgur pressure? • Where does water move?
Rate of Transpiration • What effects rate? • What about CAM plants?
Plant Adaptations • Drought • Flooding • Aerenchyma • High Salt Concentrations
Phloem Transport • Translocation • Can be transported in both directions • Movement is dependant on turgor pressure
Carbon-Nitrogen Balance and Global Change • Increased Co2= Increased photosynthesis and plant growth which = decreased levels of protein and minerals in plant tissue which = increased herbivory and decreased human nutrition.
Plant Defenses • Physical Defenses • Dermal Tissue • Toxins • Manihotoxin • Genestein • Taxol • Quinine • Morphine
Responses to light • Photomorphogenesis vs Phototropisms • Controlled by Phytochromes • Pr vs Pfr • Seed germination • Shoot elongation
Light affects directional growth • Positive phototropisms in stems • Blue light
Gravitropism • Stems bend away from gravity • Cells in the lower side grow more than in the upper side causing them to bend against gravity
Thigmotropism Thigmotropisms vs Reversible responses due to turgor pressure
Responses to Water and Temperature • Dormancy • Abcission
Hormones to know • Auxin • Cytokinins • Gibberellins • Brassinosteroids • Oligosaccharins • Ethylene • Abscisic Acid