'Transpiration' presentation slideshows

An Overview of the Plant Kingdom

An Overview of the Plant Kingdom. The relationship of plant groups is shown below. Gymnosperms. Mosses. Ferns. Angiosperms. Green Algae. The Diversity of Plants. Cone-bearing plants 760 species. Flowering plants 235,000 species. Ferns and their relatives 11,000 species.

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Increasing Plant Production

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Photosynthesis: Life from Light and Air

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Transport in Plants

Transport in Plants. Chapter 36. I) Transport at the Cellular Level. A) Selective Permeability 1) Diffusion : movement from [high] to [low] 2) Passive transport : movement without the use of ATP.

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Water in the Tropical Atmosphere

Water in the Tropical Atmosphere. The importance of the hydrological cycle in our planet. Clouds reflect solar radiation back to space resulting in low solar incoming radiation available to heat the surface.

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Rivers

Rivers. The Hydrologic Cycle. The hydrologic cycle is driven by solar energy. transfer water from the oceans to the continents (and back). The Hydrologic Cycle. Over continents, evaporation off large lakes can add water vapor to atmosphere.

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Biology Presentation

Biology Presentation . Okan Atilan. Water Uptake in Plants. Root Hair Cells. They cover the part of the root that absorb water. They increases the surface area and hence, speeds up water uptake. When water is absorbed, it has to through the cortex and the endodermis, to reach the xylem.

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Evaporation

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The Water Cycle

The Water Cycle. Down the River. To the ocean. The Water Cycle Slideshow By: Megan Studer editing By Megan Studer pictures found By Megan Studer paint on pictures by Megan Studer Hope you enjoy! Plus facts about each slideshow picture! Coming to Blue ray DVD soon!

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Water

Water. Evaporation. Condensation. Precipitation. Transpiration. Source of Energy. Condensation. The movement through plants. The Clouds form. Transpiration. Precipitation. The rain falls. Evaporation. The vapor rises. Ground Water. -. -. H. H. o. +. Water Chemical Properties.

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Outline

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The Panda Who Saved the Rainforest

The Panda Who Saved the Rainforest. Randall Handley Jasmine DeJesus Trevor H illerman Megan Effrig.

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Water

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AP Biology Chapter 36

AP Biology Chapter 36. Transport in Plants. Transport Overview. 1- uptake and loss of water and solutes by individual cells (root cells) 2- short-distance transport from cell to cell (sugar loading from leaves to phloem)

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The Water Cycle

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Leaf Tissue

Leaf Tissue. Function . Leaves are mainly uses in the process of photosynthesis to enable the plant to gain energy from the sun so it can make food. The leaves have different layers that protect, collect sunlight or collect carbon dioxide to help with the process. Leaf layers.

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Specialized Cells in Plants

Specialized Cells in Plants. Xylem, Phloem, Root Caps, and Guard Cells. Specialized Cells. Not only do animals (humans) have specialized cells, so do plants. Cell differentiation: the process by which specialized cell types develop a specific function.

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THE WATER CYCLE

THE WATER CYCLE. CREATED BY: Desiree Gulledge Nick Cluck Jackson Moore. MAJOR COMPONENTS:. WATER. NUTRIENTS:. WATER. CONDENSATION. EVAPORATION. PRECIPITATION. PHASES. TRANSPIRATION. http:// www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=7708.

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Transport in Plants

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Do plants sweat?

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