'Photosynthetic cells' presentation slideshows

Energy and Life

Energy and Life. Chapter 8. ATP in a molecule. A. Cell Energy 1. Energy is essential to life. All living things must be able to: a. produce energy from the environment b. store energy for future use c. use energy in a controlled manner.

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Unit 3

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Introduction to the Plant Kingdom: Bryophytes

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Management of Reserves Alison Smith (as25@cam.ac.uk)

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Who wants to be an arborist?

Who wants to be an arborist?. Plant Anatomy. Basic plant anatomy 1. root root tip root hairs. 1. 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

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Management of Reserves Alison Smith (as25@cam.ac.uk)

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The Function of Leaves

The Function of Leaves. Leaf Types and Patterns. Five different types of leaf patterns Needlelike or scalelike Opposite compound leaves Opposite simple leaves Alternate compound leaves Alternate simple leaves. Leaf Types and Patterns. Trees with needlelike or scalelike leaves.

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Fungi

Fungi. Chapter 30. Shared Characteristics. Distinctive fungal features Fungi are heterotrophs. Fungi have several cell types. Some fungi have a dikaryon stage. Fungi have cell walls that include chitin. Fungi undergo nuclear mitosis. The Body of a Fungus.

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Chapter 5: Capturing and Releasing Energy

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Obtaining Energy and Nutrients for Life. Autotrophs and Hetertrophs. Define an autotroph Define a hetertroph What process do autotrophs use to convert sunlight energy to chemical energy? Name the pigment in plants capable of absorbing light energy

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PROTISTS & FUNGI

PROTISTS & FUNGI. Lecture 2. Single-Celled Stramenophiles. 2. Diatoms . Have silica shell of 2 perforated parts that overlap like a pill box Live in oceans, streams, rivers, lakes and damp soils Key producers of many oceanic food chains.

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