Botanical diversity Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Pre-lab 6: Botanical Conservatory and Fungal Diversity (Score: 4.75/5) Question 1. Identify two reasons why maintaining a large, living plant collection is an important public and scientific resource. It lets us study different types of plants without having to travel all over the world and it teaches us better methods of conservation. Question 2. In figure 6.2 above, which season (X or Y) would correspond to winter at point A? Season X Question 3. On which side (left or right) of figure...

1st evidence of endosymbiotic theory - Mitochondira, chloroplasts and prokaryotes all have the same characteristics 2nd evidence of endosymbiotic theory - Chloroplasts and mitochondria passed to their next generations different things 3rd evidence of endosymbiotic theory - Some organisms engulf unicellular algae that function as chloroplasts Class Monocotyledonae (Liliopsida) families; - Classification of the tree Magnolia grandiflora • Phylum Magnoliophyta • Class: Dicotyledonae (...

• What is the dominant phase of life cycle of vascular plants? - Sporophyte phase of sporic life cycle • What are vascular plants believed to be descendant from? - Green algae: Chlorophyta • What 2 groups are vascular plants divided into? - Seed plants and seedless plants • What are characteristics ofseedless plants? - Release spores, • When were extinct seedless vascular plants common? What was the Era common for? – During the Devonian Period of the Paleozoic Era: 400 MYA; Spor...

Pre-lab 6: Botanical Conservatory and Fungal Diversity (Score: 4.75/5) Question 1. Identify two reasons why maintaining a large, living plant collection is an important public and scientific resource. It lets us study different types of plants without having to travel all over the world and it teaches us better methods of conservation. Question 2. In figure 6.2 above, which season (X or Y) would correspond to winter at point A? Season X Question 3. On which side (left or right) of figure...

Pre-lab 6: Botanical Conservatory and Fungal Diversity (Score: 4.75/5) Question 1. Identify two reasons why maintaining a large, living plant collection is an important public and scientific resource. It lets us study different types of plants without having to travel all over the world and it teaches us better methods of conservation. Question 2. In figure 6.2 above, which season (X or Y) would correspond to winter at point A? Season X Question 3. On which side (left or right) of figure...

Pre-lab 6: Botanical Conservatory and Fungal Diversity (Score: 4.75/5) Question 1. Identify two reasons why maintaining a large, living plant collection is an important public and scientific resource. It lets us study different types of plants without having to travel all over the world and it teaches us better methods of conservation. Question 2. In figure 6.2 above, which season (X or Y) would correspond to winter at point A? Season X Question 3. On which side (left or right) of figure...

I Plants and Society: The Botanical Connections to Our Lives 1 Plants in Our Lives II Introduction to Plant Life: Botanical Principles 2 The Plant Cell 3 The Plant Body 4 Plant Physiology 5 Plan t Life Cycle: Flowers 6 Plant Life Cycle: Fruits and Seeds 7 Genetics 8 Plant Systematics and Evolution 9 Diversity of Plant Life III Plants as a Source of Food 10 Human Nutrition 11 Origins of Agriculture 12 The Grasses 13 Legumes 14 Starchy Staples 15 Feeding a Hungry World IV Commercial Products Deriv...

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