ESRM 401, Spring 2010
Spring Comes to the Cascades
Instructors: Tom Hinckley & Julie Combs

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Background Material in Biology (161/162) March 23, 2006

Reference: Mader, S.S. 2004. Biology 8th edition. McGrawHill, Boston.

Lecture Material Provided by ED Ford, Professor Forestry and Lecturer in Biology 162

General Topic Area Readings Lecture files (all ≤ 0.7 Megs)

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Introduction   Introduction  

Cell Structure and Function

  • Organization & scale
  • Plant cell anatomy
  • Chloroplast
  • Mitochondria

General: Chapter 4 (p57-82)

  • p58-59
  • p67
  • p74
  • p75
   
Membrane structure & function - entire chapter is important for understand processes in plants General: Chapter 5 (p83-100)    
Metabolism: Energy and Enzymes General: Chapter 6 (p101-114)    

Evolution & Diversity of Plants

  • General
  • Ferns
  • Gymnosperms
  • Angiosperms
  • Chapter 24 (p413-436)
  • p422-423
  • p424-427
  • p428-431

Evolution of Land Plants

Evolution of Conifers

Evolution of Angiosperms

 

 

Structure and Organization of Plants

  • General
  • Meristems
  • Organs (roots, stems, leaves)
  • Vascular tissue
Chapter 25 (p437 - 458) Plant Structure Secondary growth

Reproduction in Plants

  • General
  • Flowers
  • Seeds
  • Asexual
  • Chapter 28 (p493 - 515)
  • p494-499
  • p500-505
  • p508-509

Angiosperm Reproduction: Flowers

Angiosperm Reproduction: Seeds & Fruits

Flowering

Seed Formation

Fruit Formation

Germination

Biology and Ecology of Conifers   Biology & Ecology of Conifers Fire suppression & succession

Plant Processes

  • Photosynthesis
  • Respiration
  • Translocation
  • Water welations
  • Nutrient relations
  • Symbiosis

Chapter 7 Photosynthesis (p115-130)

Chapter 8 Cellular respiration (p131-147)

Chapter 26 Nutrition & Transport in Plants (p459-476)

Stomata

Water movement

Sugar movement

Nutrient uptake

Growth and Development Chapter 27 Control of growth and responses in plants (p477-492) Growth & development  

Community Ecology

  • Concept of the community
  • Structure of the Community (niche, competition, predation, defenses, symbiotic relations)
  • Community development (succession)
  • Community biodiversity
Chapter 47 (p857-878)    

Ecosystems & Human Interferences

  • Nature of ecosystems
  • Energy flow
  • Biogeochemical cycles (carbon, nitrogen & phosphorus)
  • Anthropogenic influences
Chapter 48 (p879-898)    

Biosphere

  • Climate
  • Terrestrial Communities
  • Aquatic communities
Chapter 49 (p899-924)    

Conservation Biology

  • Nature of
  • Value of biodiversity
  • Causes of extinction
  • Conservation techniques
Chapter 50 (p925 -943)    

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