'Seed germination' presentation slideshows

Plant Response

Plant Response. Plant reactions. Stimuli & a Stationary Life Animals respond to stimuli by changing behavior Move toward positive stimuli Move away from negative stimuli Plants respond to stimuli by adjusting growth & development. Signal Transduction Pathways in Plants.

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Good science and good science mentoring: Making the connection online

Good science and good science mentoring: Making the connection online Claire Hemingway Education Director, Botanical Society of America Outcomes for you Explore/discuss scenarios and mentoring strategies Introduction to mentoring in the BSA-led science inquiry and mentorship program

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Chemical Signals 1

Chemical Signals 1. BIOL 1407. Chemical Signals. Cells use chemicals to communicate with other cells http://www.livevideo.com/video/9DF33CE7B1014B55BEF2322395D72133/neutrophil-chemotaxis.aspx Photo Credit of Neutrophil engulfing anthrax bacteria: Tim Vickers, 2007, Wikimedia Commons.

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Plants

Plants. By: Deja Smith and Keely McMahon. 9.1 Draw stem tissues. 9.1 Draw leaf tissues. 9.1 Difference between monocots and dicots . 9.1 Differences between monocots and dicots . 9.1 Function of leaf tissues. Tendrils : coil around objects to help support the plant and climb

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Unit 2: Plants: Anatomy, Growth and Function

Unit 2: Plants: Anatomy, Growth and Function. 12.1 The Characteristics of Plants SBI 3U. Introduction: Discussion Questions. In what ways do you think leaves are important to plant, humans and ecosystems? Explain how plants roots are important to the plant and our economy.

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Plant Hormones

Plant Hormones. Types of hormones. Like animals, plants use hormones to produce functional and structural changes. Types of hormones include Auxins Gibberellins Cytokinins Ethylene. Auxin.

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REPRODUCTION IN FLOWERING PLANTS

REPRODUCTION IN FLOWERING PLANTS. A. FLOWER ARCHITECTURE. 1. SEPALS- COLLECTIVELY KNOWN AS THE CALYX . PROTECTS THE EMERGING FLOWER. 2. PETALS-COLLECTIVELY KNOWN AS THE COROLLA . SERVES TO ATTRACT INSECTS SO POLLINATION MAY OCCUR. 3. STAMEN-MALE PORTION OF THE FLOWER

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Plant Growth

Plant Growth. Growth in Animals. Animals grow throughout the whole organism many regions & tissues at different rates. Growth in Plants . Specific regions of growth: meristems stem cells: perpetually embryonic tissue regenerate new cells apical shoot meristem growth in length

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Measurement of Poverty

Measurement of Poverty. D.D.Kosambi: It is more important to shape history than to write it. It is more important to eliminate (alleviate) poverty than to measure it. Dandekar and Rath: Poverty in India- Employment Amrtya Sen: Poverty and Famine - entitlement. A.P.Gore. S.A.Paranjpe.

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Discovering Plants

Click here. Discovering Plants. Parts of Plants. Roots Flowers Stem Leaves. More. Roots. Are usually subterranean organ of a plant used for the anchorage to the soil. Back. Flowers. A reproductive organ of the seed bearing plants . Back. Stem.

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Plant Diary 2008

Plant Diary 2008. Individual Student Project Plant Physiology. Objectives. Watch a plant develop Identify parts Measure growth Explain physiology behind development Tie what you see with what you know Prepare for the final Have major points for a project. The Parts. Seed germination

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Welcome back!

Welcome back!. Please put your prelab out on your desk for a stamp. If you have your permission slip AND $10, get those out, too. Please read the entire board. Thanks!. Salinity Lab. Seeds only germinate under certain conditions. Terrestrial seeds do not germinate in salty water. Duh.

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Seed Germination

Seed Germination. Processes and Requirements. Germination. What is germination? I have used this word before in class It is when the first embryonic root emerges from the seed coat Germination is a process that begins only when certain conditions are met. Germination.

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What is temperature?

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Plant Hormones

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Chapter 8 Seed Germination

Chapter 8 Seed Germination . BSAA Daily Vocab List . Day 1 TO complete after your test Beginning on page 155. Achene Aggregate fruit Aleurone layer Amylase Berry capsule. Day 2. Caryopsis Coleoptile Cotyledon Dehiscent fruit Dicotyledon Dissemination. Day 2 . Drupe Embryo

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Chapter 8 Seed Germination

Chapter 8 Seed Germination . BSAA Daily Vocab List . Day 1 TO complete after your test Beginning on page 155. Achene Aggregate fruit Aleurone layer Amylase Berry capsule. Day 2. Caryopsis Coleoptile Cotyledon Dehiscent fruit Dicotyledon Dissemination. Day 3 . Drupe Embryo

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Seeds and Seed Germination

Seeds and Seed Germination. EKU General Botany Lab. Parts of a plant embryo. Be able to identify cotyledon epicotyl plumule hypocotyl radicle. Two views of seed coats. Root hairs. Epidermal cell with root hair. Seed germination. Monocot or dicot?. Hypogeous or epigeous

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Independent Experiments on Seed Germination or Seedling Growth

Independent Experiments on Seed Germination or Seedling Growth. BI 152 Spring 2011. Seed Germination versus Seedling Growth (events above soil). First true leaves. cotyledons. cotyledons. A seed, germinating

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Control Group vs. Controlled Variable

Control Group vs. Controlled Variable. Controlled Variable. A controlled variable is one which is not allowed to change unpredictably during an experiment. Because they are ideally expected to remain the same, they are also called constant variables . Example.

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