List of figures, animations, and tables

Figures

Figure 1 - Principal parts of a vascular plant

Figure 2 - Major parts of a root

Figure 3 - Cross section of a root

Figure 4 - Taproot of a carrot and fibrous root of grass

Figure 5 - Cross section of stems, vascular systems

Figure 6 - Stem structure

Figure 7 - Diversified aboveground stem development

Figure 8 - Specialized below-ground stems

Figure 9a - Canes buds

Figure 9b - Vine tendrils

Figure 10a - Leaf and flower buds

Figure 10b - Bud location

Figure 11 - Leaf parts

Figure 12 - Leaf cross section

Figure 13 - Types of venation: parallel-veined and net-veined

Figure 14 - Identifying plants by their leaves: common leaf blades

Figure 15 - Identifying plants by their leaves: common leaf margin shapes

Figure 16 - Identifying plants by their leaves: common apex and base types

Figure 17 - Leaf types

Figure 18 - Leaf arrangement

Figure 19 - Flower structure

Figure 20 - Complete vs imperfect flower structure

Figure 21 - Fruit classifications

Figure 22 - Parts of a seed: beet, bean, and onion

Figure 23 - Germination of a dicot and a monocot

Figure 24 - Respiration, photosythesis, water and sugar transport

Figure 25 - Leaf cross section, vapor exchange, leaf structures

Figure 26 - Periodicity of plants

 

Movies and animations

Welcome video - Welcome message from Ann Marie VanDerZanden.
Fertilize/pollinate - Fertilization and pollination process.
Transpiration - Plant transpiration process.

Tables

Table 1 - Comparison between monocots and dicots.
Table 2 - Comparison of respiration and photosynthesis.
Table 3 - Plant macronutrients.
Table 4 - Plant micronutrients.
Table 5 - Common growth-affecting materials.