Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Lesson 36: Leaves, roots and stem

Hi,

Plant physiology is not so exciting for most students. Hopefully this will add some zest for you.

I find this set of powerpoint slides very vivid. It covers the following parts of the syllabus in clear crisp slides:
  • functions of roots, leaves and stem in a plant
  • root hair cell and its various functions
  • xylem structure and its functions
  • phloem structure and its functions
  • active transports and use of energy (ATP) to transfer molecules and ions
  • osmosis and simple diffusion
  • structure of vascular bundle, its location in the plant organs
  • transpiration, transpiration pull, capillary action
  • stoma and how it functions in gaseous exchanges

The parts about secondary growth, bark formation are not in our syllabus.





Cheers

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