INSTRUCTIONAL UNITS


Biodiversity

Evolution

Biochemistry

Cell Biology

Energy and Metabolism (Part 1)

Energy and Metabolism (Part 2)

Classical Genetics

Molecular Genetics (Basic)

Molecular Genetics (Advanced)

Immunology and Homeostasis

Chemical and Neural Signaling

Animal Reproduction and Development

Plant Biology

Ecology

Neuroscience





Plant Biology
(Chapters 10, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39)

Plants, one of the five kingdoms of living organisms, are a significant contributor to the base of the food chain. The process by which these autotrophs capture energy from the sun and convert it into a chemical form, photosynthesis, is one of the most important metabolic processes upon which all life depends. After examining this important process the basics of plant anatomy and physiology are explored.

Lecture

New Photosynthesis Lecture 1 (29:52)
Old Photosynthesis Lecture 1 Keynote
Old PS 1 Lecture Print version (audio 30:15)
(Note: If you use the old lecture to study from be aware that chemiosmosis is not covered in the old lectures so please make sure you learn it well from the new lecture- it begins at 17:40)

Photosynthesis Lecture 2 (print) (audio 14:11)

Photosynthesis Lecture 3: C3 and C4 Pants (print) (audio 22:02)


Photosynthesis Review (Taylor Swift song parody 3:43)

Plant Biology Lecture 1 (print) (audio 28:58)

Plants Are Amazing: An Introduction to Plant Biology (Original Song By Matt Holm)

Plant Biology Lecture 2 (print) (audio 17:50)


Chapter 39: Photoperiodism (print) (audio 22:40)


Homework

Chapter 10 Free Response Questions

Top Ten Reasons to Love Rubisco


Stressed for Success

What It Takes To Be Great

Jim Collins: How To Manage Through Chaos (Twenty Mile March Idea)


Lab

 

Test Prep

Chapter 10 Quiz Hints #1

Chapter 10 Quiz #1

Chapter 10 Quiz #1 (key)

Chapter 10 Quiz Hints #2

Chapter 10 Quiz #2

Chapter 10 Quiz #2 (key)


Chapters 10,36, & 39 Test Hints


Web Resources

The Botany of Desire

Plants in Motion (time lapse videos of plant growth)

Photosynthesis for Football Players