PPT-Functions of Leaves

Congratulations You have all been selected as the new up and coming marketing firm responsible for the new campaign slogans for a new protein bar and a new energy drink Functions of Leaves Evapotranspiration from the leaves is what moves water and nutrients up from the roots. Functions Framework for leaves flowers and seeds Continuation of vascular system carrying water and minerals from the soil and sugars manufactured in leaves throughout the plant Green stems also manufacture food photosynthesis Food storage Horticult Margaret . Postgate. Cole. Intro…. Is this really a poem about Falling Leaves?. Margaret . Postgate. Cole. Dame Margaret Cole was born in Cambridge in 1893 and died . in 1980. .. . She . wrote about politics and history and became . 2011 . What is a leaf?. The leaf is a lateral, generally flattened structure borne on the stem.. It develops at the node and bears a bud in its . axil. . . The . axillary. bud later . develops into a branch. . Chapter 7. Outline. Introduction. Leaf Arrangements and Types. Internal Structure of Leaves. Stomata. Mesophyll. and Veins. Specialized Leaves. Autumnal Changes in Leaf Color. Abscission. Human and Ecological Relevance of Leaves. Plants have 4 major structures:. roots. leaf. stem. flower. Roots. Functions. anchors plant. Functions. absorbs and transports water and minerals. Most absorption takes place at the . root tips. which are covered with . Coniferous VS Deciduous . Which is Which?. Characteristics of Conifers. Needle shaped leaves. Seeds that develop inside cones. Evergreen – green year round. Gymnosperm, conifer, softwood. Examples: pine, spruce, hemlock, fir. Essential Standard 3.00:. Summarize Plant Anatomy. Objective 3.01. Discuss biological terms used to describe plants.. Plant Sciences. Biology-the branch of science that deals with both plant and animal organisms and life processes. An Alternative Form of Inclusion-Exclusion. Example 1: . How many solutions does . . x. 1. + x. 2. +x. 3. =11. have ,where x. 1. , x. 2. , x. 3. are nonnegative integers with . x. 1.  . Soil and Fertilizer Components . Janet . Hartin. UCCE Environmental Horticulturist. San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and Riverside Counties . Mineral matter. Organic matter. Air. Water. Major Components. To understand the impact of context on a poem. To explore the use and purpose of an extended metaphor. What is Context?. The . background. , . environment. , . setting. , . or . surroundings. . of events. Chapter 6. The Plant Body: Leaves. FUNCTION OF LEAVES . Leaves are the solar energy and CO. 2. collectors of plants. . In some plants, leaves have become adapted for specialized functions. . And so, on to leaves. Unit II : Plant Physiology. Mineral nutrition in plants. By Mrs. . Mandakini. R . Ingle. Department of Botany. Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana College, Thane (w). Mineral Nutrition in plants. Plants are. 1- Simple . leaf. .. 2- Compound . leaf:. A/. Pinnate compound . leaves. B/ . Palmate Compound leaves. The shape of leaf . 1- . Acicular.. 2- . Cordate.. 3- . Lanceolate.. 4- . Elliptical.. 5- . Linear.. RESPONDING TO THE ENVIRONMENT: PLANT GROWTH 1. PLANT HORMONES, EFFECTS AND PLANT DEFENSE MECHANISMS. For each section please read the . exam guidelines. first before going on to the content.. Learn all the content in this presentation.