PPT-Plant Cell Structure and Cell Processes

Unit Objectives 1 Explain the structures of plant cells and important cell processes a Describe the structures of a typical plant cell and their functions b Compare and contrast mitosis and meiosis. OCR AS Biology. Unit 1: Cells, Exchange and Transport. Learning objectives. To understand and discuss the basis of cell theory based upon milestones in cell biology. To carry out practical work on cell size and magnifications using a light microscope. Warm up (11-23-15). Explain what you know about plants.. Try to be specific and use scientific terms if possible.. Outline. Objectives. Plant Background Info. Objectives. To gain background information about plants and how they colonized land. Associate Degree of Applied Engineering . (Renewable Energy Technologies). Lecture . 4 . – . Crystal Structure of Metals. Grains after acid etching: . Wikipedia. Crystal Structure of Metals. EMMAT101A Engineering Materials and Processes. Cell/Developmental Biology I. Group Members. Kelly Hogan, Facilitator . Rita Graze. Matthew . Kearley. . Zheng-Hua. Ye. Xiaoyu. Zhang. Christine Sestero. Heather Tinsley. Learning Goal: . Understand . Plant . Cell:. Plant cells.  are . eukaryotic.  cells that differ in several key aspects from . the. cells.  of other eukaryotic organisms. Their distinctive features include:. A large central . Lesson . 2. Plant Responses. plant hormones produced by root tips that increase the rate of cell . division. cytokinins. plant hormones produced by root tips that increase the rate of cell . division. Cell membrane is like the doors on a car. They regulate what goes in/out.. The cell wall in a plant cell is like the frame on a car. The frame supports the car as the cell wall supports the plant.. The endoplasmic reticulum is like the fuel lines on a car. It lets a passage way for fuel to flow like proteins do in the endoplasmic reticulum . root. root tip. root hairs. Roots . Roots anchor plant in soil, absorb . minerals & water, & store food. fibrous roots . (1). mat of thin roots that spread out. monocots. tap roots . (2). 1 large vertical root . Plant . Tissue Culture is the process of growing isolated plant cells or organs in an artificial nutrient media outside the parent organism. In other words, it is an in vitro culture of plant cells or tissues on an artificial nutrient media under aseptic conditions, in glass containers.. Cell Membrane. Cell Wall. Cytoplasm. Chloroplasts. Mitochondria. Nucleus. Vacuole. DRAW this table…. DRAW this table…. Plant Cell. Animal Cell. cytoplasm. chloroplast. vacuole. Cell. membrane. nucleus. Dr. Abdulrahman . Al-. hashimi. Course . Description. The Plant Physiology course involves:. Introduction about plant . and cell . architecture. . Plant water relation . Mineral . nutrition and . assimilation. Extended Learning — Activities and Projects1.Visit a laboratory for senior secondary students in your school orin a neighbouring school. Learn about the functioning of aunder the microscope.2.Tal 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. 1. Monocots vs. Eudicots (Dicots). Monocots and Eudicots = Phylum ANTHOPHYTA. 2. Both are MONOPHYLETIC = ONE common ancestor. Plant Organs. Roots, Stems, and Leaves. - Plants need resources from both the air and soil, so the .