Textbook
Chapter 1: Plant Tissue Organisation and Growth
Chapter 2: Structure and Leaf Function
Chapter 3: Nutrition in Plants
Chapter 4: Transportation in Plants
Chapter 5: Response in Plants
Chapter 6: Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
Chapter 7: Adaptation of Plants to Different Habitats
Chapter 8: Biodiversity
Chapter 9: Ecosystem
Chapter 10: Environmental Sustainability
Chapter 11: Inheritance
Chapter 12: Variation
Chapter 13: Genetic Technology
Chapter 1: Plant Tissue Organisation and Growth
What you need to learn in this chapter
In this chapter, we will be learning about plant tissue organisation and growth. We will start by understanding the different types of plant tissues and their main functions. Next, we will explore meristem tissues and growth, where we will identify the types and parts of tissues involved in growth. We will also learn about the position of the cell division zone, cell elongation zone, and cell differentiation zone in shoots and roots. Lastly, we will study the growth curve and analyze the different types of plants based on their life cycle, including annual plants, biannual plants, and perennial plants.
Topics in this chapter
1. Plant Tissue Organisation
What you will learn in this topic
- Communicate about types of plant tissue and its main functions
2. Meristem Tissues and Growth
What you will learn in this topic
- Identify the types and part of tissues involve in growth
- Describe the position of cell division zone, cell elongation zone and cell differentiation zone in shoots and roots
- Identify cell division zone, cell elongation zone and cell differentiation zone in radical seedling
- Describes types of growth: (i) primary, (ii) secondary
- Justify the importance of primary growth and secondary growth
- Compare and contrast between primary growth with secondary growth in dicot plant
- Evaluate the importance of secondary growth of plant from economy perspective
3. Growth Curve
What you will learn in this topic
- Describes the types of plant based on life cycle
- Analyse the growth curve: (i) annual plant, (ii) biannual plant, (iii) perennial plant
- Conduct an experiment to study the growth curve in plant
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