PPT-IB Biology III Chapter 27:Plant tissues

271 carbon sequestration By the process of photosynthesis plants naturally remove carbon from the a tmosphere and incorporate it into their tissues Carbon that is locked in m olecules of wood and other durable plant tissues can stay out of the. Lab 11. Plant Tissues. Tissues. A group of closely associated cells that perform related functions and are similar in structure.. Plant Tissues can classified into. :. Meristematic tissues . .. Permanent tissues.. Baseline (Flightpath D): . To be able to recognize examples of plant organs, state their functions and use a light microscope to view a cross-section of a leaf. State the functions of different plant tissues. Biology Department. Plant Tissues. Tissues can be classified into . :. Meristematic. tissues. . Permanent . tissues. I . . Meristematic. . tissues. They are usually called meristems. . They . are young tissues of the embryo or the mature plant which . Relate the structure of each of the major plant organs and tissues to physiological processes.. Explain how the structures of plant tissues and organs are directly related to their roles in physiological processes.. Science - Careers. From: . Botanical Society of America. PLANT . BIOLOGY SPECIALTIES . ANATOMY. - microscopic plant structure (cells and tissues). . BIOCHEMISTRY. - chemical aspects of plant life processes. Includes the chemical products of plants (. Tissues. Biozone. p88 – 89. Biozone. p91 - 92. Lesson intentions:. Revise size relationships of structures.. Revise reasons for and functions of specialised cells.. Revise levels of organisation.. Section 1. Specialized Plant Cells. Remember plant cells have unique structures. Cell wall. Central vacuole. 3 types of specialized plant cells. Parenchyma. Collenchyma. Sclerenchyma. . Paranchyma “puh-REN-kuh-muh”. Dr.Duran Kala. 4-. 2. Tissues and Histology. What is a Tissue?. A collection of similar cells and noncellular substances (extracellular matrix) secreted by the cells. Tissue Level of Organization. Epithelial . Ahmed A. Mohammed. . Lecture 5. Tissues. . The tissue is a group of cells which are similar in the shape (form), structure and function. . Tissues exist not as isolated units but rather in association with one another in variable proportions, forming different organs and systems of the body. . Abhinandan. . Chowdhury. (. ACh. ). Lecturer. Dept. Biochemistry & Microbiology. North . South University. Dhaka, . Bangladesh. Email; . abcnsuedu@gmail.com. Website: . www.abhinandanchowdhury.weebly.com. Topic. : . Meristem. & Plant Secondary Growth. B.Ed. (. Hons. ) Secondary. Semester III. Subject: Advance Biology I. Course Title: Plant . Systematics. and Anatomy. Represented By: Ms Sidra . Younis. Do Now activity:. Can you name any plant organs or tissues?. What is the difference between a cell, tissue and an organ?. What do plants need to survive? How do they obtain these raw materials?. Key Words. LO: to learn how tissues in a leaf have adapted to perform their function. Starter:. Recap – what are the functions of each tissue type?. Epidermal. Mesophyll. Xylem and phloem. Plant Organs and Tissues. & E. NVIROMENTAL . S. CIENCE. C. ELLULAR. S. YSTEMS. (. CellSys. ). The Cellular Systems (. CellSys. ) research theme examines the role of the cell as the fundamental unit of multicellular organisms. A wide variety of cellular, molecular, biochemical and genetic techniques are employed to understand cell physiology and decipher how this contributes to health and function of the entire organism. .