HORT 3000

Growth and Development of Horticultural Plants

Fall 2011

FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE

SOME HELPFUL LINKS VIEWED IN CLASS:

Great Physiology Website - We'll reference this a lot throughout the semester.

Plant reproductive structures - good images of flowers, fruits, cones.

Seed structure - structuress of a seed and developing seedling.

Plasmodesmata - also shows adjacent cells with middle lamella

Stem and Root anatomy - lots of helpful images all the way through this page.

Photosynthesis: Step by step - just what it says it is.

Photorespiration - the three structures involved in the process.

Photorespiration 2 - just one more representation of the process.

Nutrient deficiency symptoms - just "accept" the terms and enter!

Deficiency symptom images - scroll down to photos and symptom descriptions.

Nutrient Sufficiency Ranges - note that macronutrient concentrations are in %'s and micronutrient concentrations are in ppm.

Nutrient Deficiency Decision Key - pretty fun. Try it with your own plants sometime.

 

PICTURES VIEWED IN CLASS LECTURES (that you will need to know):

Plant classification chart

Monocot vs. dicot seeds

Flower types

Flower to fruit

Leaf morphology

Gymnosperm leaf anatomy

Shoot apical meristem

Stem anatomy

Xylem elements 1

Xylem elements 2

C3 vs. C4 vs. CAM

Net vs. Gross Ps

Leaf Age effects on Ps

Temperature effects on Ps

Light response of Ps

Water avail. affects Ps

Water (2) avail. affects Ps

Carbon Dioxide affects Ps

Growth vs. Maintenence Respiration

Root anatomy 1

Root anatomy 2

Root anatomy 3

Root cross section

Mycorrhizal root

Soil-Plant-Atmosphere Continuum

Nutrient Availability

Location of nutrient deficiency symptoms

Dormancy 1

Dormancy 2

ABC Model of floral organ identity

Mutations in floral organ identity genes

Water Stress