the plant “body” the plant organs of roots, stems, and leaves are organized into three types of...
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The Plant “Body”The plant organs
of roots, stems, and leaves are organized into three types of tissue:◦Dermal tissue◦Vascular tissue
Xylem Phloem
◦Ground tissue
The Plant “Body”Types of tissue:
◦Dermal tissue – outer protective covering
◦Vascular tissue – carries out transportation of materials between roots and shoots Xylem – transports water and
dissolved minerals up from roots into the shoots
Phloem – transports sugars from leaves to other parts of plant (sites of growth)
◦Ground tissue – not dermal or vascular
The Plant “Body”When you eat the following, what
plant structure are you consuming?◦Celery sticks
◦Onions
◦Carrot sticks
The Plant “Body”When you eat the following, what
plant structure are you consuming?◦Celery sticks – petioles (joins leaves
to stem)
◦Onions – storage leaves
◦Carrot sticks – storage roots
The Plant “Body”Types of Cells:
◦Parenchyma cells – metabolism◦Collenchyma cells – support◦Scerenchyma cells – extra support◦Xylem Cells – water conducting cells
◦Phloem Cells – sugar conductive cells
Xylem Cells – water conducting cells
Phloem Cells – sugar conductive cells
Try This!Evolution Connection◦“Evolutionary biologists have coined
the term exaptation to describe a common occurrence in the evolution of life: A limb or organ originally has a particular function but later fulfills a new function. What are some examples of exaptations in plant organs?”
Soil and Plant Nutrition (Ch 37)
You must know: The difference between macronutrients
and micronutrients.
The importance of mutualistic relationships between plant roots and the bacteria and fungi that grow in the rhizosphere.
Examples of nonmutualistic nutritional adaptations in plants.
How do plants get the inorganic nutrition (NOT FOOD) that they need for survival?
Macronutrients vs MicronutrientsMacronutrients: essential
nutrients required in relatively large amounts◦Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen,
phosophorus, sulphur (CHNOPS)◦Potassium, calcium, magnesium
◦Nitrogen is essential! Why????
Macronutrients vs MicronutrientsMacronutrients: essential
nutrients required in relatively large amounts◦Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen,
phosophorus, sulphur (CHNOPS)◦Potassium, calcium, magnesium
◦Nitrogen is essential! Why???? Building amino acids
Macronutrients vs MicronutrientsMicronutrients: essential
nutrients required in minute quantities◦Primarily function as cofactors◦Iron, manganese, zinc, and copper
Macronutrients vs MicronutrientsExplain why it is not always a
good thing to remove lawn clippings.
Macronutrients vs MicronutrientsExplain why it is not always a
good thing to remove lawn clippings.◦As lawn clippings decompose, they
restore nutrients to the soil
RhizosphereRhizospere
◦Unique ecosystem◦Layer of soil that is bound to the
plants’ roots ◦Rich in microbial activity◦Characterized by mutualistic
symbiotic relationships Rhizobacteria Nitrogen-fixing bacteria Mycorrihzae (fungi)
Rhizosphere
Nonmutulalistc adaptationsEpiphytes
◦Grow on other plant surfaces instead of soil
Nonmutulalistc adaptationsParasitic plants
◦Rely on other plants for nutrients◦Tap into host vascular system
Nonmutulalistc adaptationsCarnivorous plants
◦Get nitrogen and other materials by digesting small animals
◦In what type of soil would you find carnivorous plants?
Practice:Questions #12-16, 20-21 p. 224 in
HoltzclawHandout!