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Plant Responses & Adaptations

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Plants. Section 1: The Plant Kingdom. Plants Autotrophic Eukaryotes Descendants of green algae Live in water and land Classifying plants:. LAND PLANTS must adapt for survival. Obtaining water and other nutrients Retaining Water Cuticle waxy, waterproof layer, covers leaves

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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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The Pigment That Controls Growth and Flowering In Many Plants

phytochrome. The Pigment That Controls Growth and Flowering In Many Plants. What Is Phytochrome ?. Phytochrome is a pigment found in some plant cells that has been proven to control plant development.

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Hormonal Control in Plants

Hormonal Control in Plants. Requirements for Growth & Reproduction 2010. Why would plants need hormones?. Controlling growth Responses to environmental changes Controlling reproductive cycles Responses to competition for resources.

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MAV Mark

MAV Mark. What are the two types of vascular tissue in plants? What do they transport?. Mav Mark. What are three functions of stems? 2. What are three functions of roots?. Mav Mark. 1. What are three functions of stems?. 2. What are three functions of roots?. Mav Mark.

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Plant Hormones

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The Pigment That Controls Growth and Flowering In Many Plants

phytochrome. The Pigment That Controls Growth and Flowering In Many Plants. What Is Phytochrome ?. Phytochrome is a pigment found in some plant cells that has been proven to control plant development.

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Photoperiodic Greenhouse Crops

Photoperiodic Greenhouse Crops. Competencies 14.00-16.00. Photoperiodism. The response of different periods of day and night in terms of plant growth and maturity Long day plants flower when days are long and nights are short Short day plants flower when days are short and nights are long

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Photoperiodic Greenhouse Crops

Photoperiodic Greenhouse Crops. Competencies 14.00-16.00. Photoperiodism. The response of different periods of day and night in terms of plant growth and maturity Long day plants flower when days are long and nights are short Short day plants flower when days are short and nights are long

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The Pigment That Controls Growth and Flowering In Many Plants

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How do plants know when to flower?

How do plants know when to flower?. The Phytochrome System. Flowering of plants is determined in part by the length of the day. long days & short nights. short days & long nights. Plants are of three general types: Example. strawberry. short-day. spinach. long-day.

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Climate & Agriculture

Climate & Agriculture. Agricultural has evolved into a highly technical field.

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Notes

Notes. Flowering at same time for cross pollination. Long day plants (flower when night is short) Short day plants (flower when might is long) Day Neutral plants have no light trigger. If they reduced the timing by 1 hour they got flowering.

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Biology Quiz Review

Biology Quiz Review. Chapters 29-33 Plant Diagrams. Sporophyte. Gametophyte. Rhizoid. Structures of a Fern. Frond. Pinnae. Stipe. Rhizome. Endosperm (3n). Seed Coat. Cotyledon. Plumule. Epicotyl. Hypocotyl. Radicle. Cuticle. Upper Epidermis. Palisade mesophyll. Vascular Bundle.

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Lesson 5: Plant responses and growth

Lesson 5: Plant responses and growth. What are three stimuli that produce plant responses? Tropisms, hormones, and Auxin. Tropisms.

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Plant Growth and Development

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