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Project. General Botany Quizzes and General Botany Trivia. Botany Lectures. Index of /doc/class/bio1151/Locked/media/lab/diversity/protista/img. Biology 205 - General Botany. This course is designed to give the students a broad background in the traditional subject matter of botany. This includes topics on organisms in the plant kingdom as well as organisms not in the plant kingdom but which affect the growth ecology or evolution of plants (e.g., selected bacteria, fungi, and selected protists).
However, most of the emphasis will be on members of the plant kingdom. The study of plants will incorporate information from the sub-disciplines of systematics, anatomy and morphology, life history studies, physiology, development, and evolution. Sample Exam I (prior to 1997) (Sample Exam Diagram)Sample Exam I (1997) The Great Kalanchoe Grow-off Natural Plant Succession on the rooftop of Millington Hall Sample Exam II Protoplast Lecture by Dr. Tips for printing out diagrams from these web pages.
Alternation of generations. About this schools Wikipedia selection SOS Children, which runs nearly 200 sos schools in the developing world, organised this selection. SOS Children has looked after children in Africa for forty years. Can you help their work in Africa? Sporic or diplohaplontic life cycle. A diploid (2n) sporophyte undergoes meiosis to produce haploid (1n) reproductive cells, often called spores. Haploid cells undergo mitosis to produce a gametophyte. The gametophyte produces haploid gametes which fuse to form a diploid zygotic sporophyte.
Alternation of generations is a reproductive cycle of those plants, fungi and protists in which a multicellular diploid phase alternates with a multicellular haploid phase. Distinctions It is often stated that the distinction of "free-living" is important, because all sexually reproducing organisms can be thought to involve alternating phases, at least at the cellular level as meiosis.
Fungi Fungal mycelia are typically haploid. Protists Plants Non-vascular plants. Botany.