PDF-Appendix B:Typical Plant Types and Root Depths

Appendix B Appendix BTypical Plant Types and Root Depths Plant TypeSamplesRoot Depth Cool Season TurfBentgrass Bluegrass Fescue 4 6may vary by soil typeRyegrassWarm Season TurfBermudagrass Kik. By C. Kohn, WUHS. Based on “Botany Basics”, a module by Oregon State Univ. . Plant Organs. E. xternal plant structures such as leaves, stems, roots, flowers, fruits, and seeds are known as plant . Just the Concepts. Anatomical Features and Their Functions. Objectives. Describe . the . structures, types, . and the function of . seeds. ;. Describe . the . components, . the . types, . and the functions of . By C. Kohn, WUHS. Based on “Botany Basics”, a module by Oregon State Univ. . Plant Organs. E. xternal plant structures such as leaves, stems, roots, flowers, fruits, and seeds are known as plant . 6.L.5B.3 . Adaptations For Defense. Structures for defense protect plants from threats that could potentially kill the . plant.. Examples . of . natural defenses . that plants have developed over time may be: . Plants have tiny parts that do big things.. Have . a . closer . look!. These bumps. on clover roots. are homes for . b. acteria!. These bumps are called root nodules. They are made by bacteria that infect the root cells. But, these are good bacteria! They take nitrogen from the air and turn it into fertilizer for the plant. In return, the plant roots provide food and a nice home for the bacteria.. Chapter 8 Section 3. What is a Seed Plant?. Seed plants outnumber seedless plants. Produce much of the oxygen we breathe. All seed plants have roots, stems, and leaves. The plants that you see are the sporophytes, the gametophytes are microscopic. Draw & Label. a flower with: sepal, petal, pistil, stamen. . P. 668. Draw. & Label a leaf (pg.645) add stomata (pg. 606). Draw &. Label the stem. Be sure to include xylem & phloem. P.642. Lycoseris grandis . Asteraceae. GENERAL ORGANIZATION OF A VASCULAR PLANT. Shoot System. stem. leaves. Root System. Shoot System. Root System. TYPES OF ROOT SYSTEMS. Tap Root. Fibrous Root. TYPES OF ROOTS. PLANT MORPHOLOGY . INTRODUCTION . Morphology – (. Morphe. = form + logos = study). It deals with the study of forms and features of different plant organs like roots, stems, leaves, flowers, seeds, fruits etc. . Morphos. : . structure. ;. . logos. : a . discourse. “ . the. . description. . of. . the. . form. . and. . structure. . of. . plant. ”. External. . Morphology. = . การศึดษา. Frank Cruz. Horticulturist. Asexual Propagation. Does not involve the exchange of genetic material. Genetically identical to the parent. Asexual propagation includes:. - . Cuttings, layering, division, grafting, budding, & tissue culture. Helmont’s. 5-year tree experiment and the scientific method. Gaining perspective: . T. he historic timescale of life on Earth. Hierarchical organization of multicellular organisms (cells .  whole organism). nd. Grade. Hannah Kemal. Hannah.Kemal@ishik.edu.iq. . Objectives. Define Plant root. List the functions of the root system. Describe the types of root systems. Identify the parts of roots. What is A Plant Root?. Dr. Dhiraj V. Bhavsar. Course Coordinator. Department of Botany . Shri Anand College, Pathardi. Chapter 2 :. . Absorption of Water . Objective of Chapter. 2.1 To study role of water in plants. 2.2 To understand mechanisms of water absorption with respect to crop plants.