Lecture Note
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California State UniversityCourse
BIOL 100 | Introductory BiologyPages
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2023
Patrick Pogback
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No. B e diligent "BIOLDEY" Date. "In depth Analysis of Plant Structure and Development in the Context of plant Biology " Plant structure : Plant structure refers to the physical part of organs that make up a plant Each of these ports has a specific function In plant life. Some of the major components of plant structure include: a. Roots: The parts that 12 usually underground, absors water and nutrients and provides stability tothe plant. b. Stem : Connects roots to leaves and lowers, supports these organs, and transports water, nutrients, and Photosynthetic products. C. Leaves : The main place where photosyn thetic occurs, contains ch/oro phyll which converts solar energy into chemical energy d. Flower : A reproductive structure that produces seeds with male (stamen) and Funale (pistil) organs. e. fruit : Develops From a flower after pollination and protect the seed and aids in its dispural. F . photoshynthesis: The process of converting solar energy into glucoses and oxygen. Plant Development: Plant development Is a process of evolution during its life that involve changes in plant structure and function. the cycle. The plant life cytle involves several major stgges stages of plant development include : a. Seed: The cycle starts From a seed wich contains aplant embryo. b. Germination : The seed begins to grow into a plant We learn as long as we live VISION
No. 9B e diligent Date. with the emergence of roots, stems, and leaver. C. Vegetative Period: plant grow and develop without forming Flower, or fruit d. Formation of flowers: plant from Flowers For the purpose of reproduction. e. pollination and Fertilization : flowers receive pollen From other flowers, producting fait with seeds F Parmancy or Peath : Some plants enter a period of dormancy after reproduction, while other continue to grow g. Repeated cycle: This process repeats thought the seeds, forming the life cykle the plant. Better late than never
Plant Structure and Development
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