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Botany Lab Manual

As a course, botany is the study of plants and many other groups in the tree of life. With regard to organisms, this course begins with the Cyanobacteria, winds through several groups of unrelated organisms that were all once categorized as fungi, picks apart pieces of the "protista," and finally emerges into Kingdom Plantae.

Botany Biology

Tác giả: Maria Morrow
Nhà xuất bản: College of the Redwoods
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY-NC
Ngôn ngữ: EN
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01: Long term Experiment - Nutrient Deficiency in Wisconsin Fast Plants (Brassica rapa)
1.01: Introduction
1.02: Preparing for the Experiment
1.03: Before the experiment
1.04: The Experiment
1.05: Suggested Rubric
02: Introduction to Ecology
2.01: Formative Questions
2.02: Introduction
2.03: Modeling a Food Web
2.04: Nutrient Cycling in Ecosystems
2.05: Mycorrhizal Networks
2.06: Community Interactions
2.07: Coevolution and Natural Selection
2.08: Summative Questions
03: From Prokaryotes to Eukaryotes
3.01: Formative Questions
3.02: Introduction
3.03: Using the Dissecting Microscope
3.04: Prokaryotic Cells
3.05: Using the Compound Microscope
3.06: Eukaryotic Cells
3.07: Primary Endosymbiosis
3.08: Cell Structures and Organelles
3.09: Summative Questions
04: Plant Cell Types and Tissues
4.01: Formative Questions
4.02: Introduction
4.03: Identifying Cell Types and Tissues
4.04: Summative Questions
05: Multicellularity and Asexual Reproduction
5.01: Formative Questions
5.02: Introduction
5.03: Anatomy of a Chromosome
5.04: Mitosis
5.05: The Cell Cycle
5.06: Meristems and Tissues in the Root
5.07: Multicellularity and Clonal Reproduction
5.08: Summative Questions
06: Roots and the Movement of Water - How is water moved through a plant
6.1: Formative Questions
6.2: Introduction
6.3: The Behavior of Water
6.4: Transpiration and Cohesion -Tension Theory
6.5: Summative Questions
07: Roots and the Movement of Water - Root structure and anatomy
7.1: Formative Questions
7.2: Introduction
7.3: Root Structure and Anatomy
7.4: Types of Root Systems
7.5: Summative Questions
08: Shoot Anatomy and Morphology
8.1: Formative Questions
8.2: Introduction
8.3: Shoot Development
8.4: Monocots
8.5: Eudicots
8.6: Shoot Morphology
8.7: Summative Questions
09: Leaf Anatomy
9.1: Formative Questions
9.2: Introduction to Leaf Anatomy
9.3: Leaf Anatomy
9.4: Process of Science - Predicting Drought Tolerance in Leaves
9.5: Summative Questions
10: Plant Adaptations
10.1: Formative Questions
10.2: Introduction
10.3: Organ Modifications
10.4: Determining Plant Modifications and Function
10.5: Color-coded Organs
10.6: Summative questions
11: Secondary Growth
11.1: Formative Questions
11.2: Introduction
11.3: Secondary Tissues in the Root
11.4: Flowcharts of Development
11.5: Secondary Tissues in the Shoot
11.6: Dendrochronology
11.7: Summative Questions
12: Photosynthesis and Plant Pigments
12.1: Formative Questions
12.2: Introduction
12.3: Part 1 - Pigments
12.4: Pigments and Evolutionary Adaptations
12.5: Part 2 - Photosynthesis
12.6: C4 and CAM Photosynthesis
12.7: Summative Questions
13: Cellular Respiration and Fermentation
13.1: Formative Questions
13.2: Introduction
13.3: Cellular Respiration
13.4: Concept Mapping - Connecting Ideas Visually
13.5: Summative Questions
14: Meiosis Fertilization and Life Cycles
14.1: Formative Questions
14.2: Introduction
14.3: The Production of Genetic Diversity
14.4: Fertilization
14.5: Life Cycles
14.6: Life Cycle Diagram Fold Out
14.7: Summative Questions
15: Microfungi - Slimes Molds and Microscopic True Fungi
15.1: Formative Questions
15.2: Introduction
15.3: Fungus-Like Organisms
15.4: Kingdom Fungi - The True Fungi
15.5: General Morphology
15.6: The Fungal Phylogeny
15.7: Summative Questions
16: Macrofungi and Lichens - True Fungi and Fungal Mutualisms
16.1: Formative Questions
16.2: Introduction
16.3: Macrofungi
16.4: Fungal Ecology
16.5: Summative Questions
17: Heterokonts
17.1: Formative Questions
17.2: Introduction
17.3: Oomycota -- The Water Molds
17.4: Photosynthetic Heterokonts - Descendents of Secondary Endosymbiosis
17.5: Phaeophyta - The Brown Algae
17.6: Fucus Life Cycle
17.7: Bacillariophyta - The Diatoms
17.8: Summative Questions
18: Red and Green Algae
18.1: Formative Questions
18.2: Introduction to Red and Green Algae
18.3: Phylum Rhodophyta - The Red Algae
18.4: Phylum Chlorophyta and Phylum Streptophyta
18.5: Pond Ecosystem Relationships
18.6: Design an Experiment
18.7: Summative Questions
19: Evolution of the Embryophyta
19.1: Formative Questions
19.2: Introduction to the Evolution of the Embryophyta
19.3: Major Evolutionary Lineages
19.4: Summative Questions
20: Bryophytes
20.1: Formative Questions
20.2: Introduction to Bryophytes
20.3: Selection Pressures and Drivers
20.4: Anthocerotophyta - Hornworts
20.5: Marchantiophyta - The Liverworts
20.6: Bryophyta - Mosses
20.7: Summative Questions
21: Seedless Vascular Plants
21.1: Formative Questions
21.2: Introduction to Seedless Vascular Plants
21.3: Lycophytes (Class Lycopodiopsida)
21.4: Ferns (Class Polypodiopsida)
21.5: Summative Questions
22: Gymnosperms
22.1: Formative Questions
22.2: Introduction to Gymnosperms
22.3: Selection Pressures and Drivers
22.4: Cycads and Ginkgos
22.5: Gnetophytes and Conifers
22.6: Using a Dichotomous Key
22.7: Summative Questions
23: Angiosperms I - Flowers
23.01: Formative Questions
23.02: Introduction
23.03: Selection Pressures and Drivers
23.04: Specialized Vascular Tissue
23.05: Anatomy of a Flower
23.06: Stimulating Pollen Tube Growth
23.07: Pollination Syndromes
23.08: Inflorescence Types
23.09: Summative Questions
24: Angiosperms II - Fruits
24.1: Formative Questions
24.2: Introduction
24.3: Selection Pressures and Drivers
24.4: Angiosperm Life Cycle
24.5: Fruits
24.6: Using a Dichotomous Key to Identify Fruit Type
24.7: Dispersal Syndromes
24.8: Summative Questions
25: Glossary
25.01: Key to Common Local Tree Genera (Written for Humboldt County California)
25.02: Dichotomous Key to Common Fruits
25.03: Evolutionary Profile - Photosynthetic Groups
25.04: Glossary of Terms and Root Words