Basic Terms Flashcards
What is Botany
study of plants
The Greeks words where Botany is derived from
Botanikos, Botane, Boskein
Botanikos
Botanical
Botane
Plants or herbs
Boskein
To feed
Plants provide majority of what?
Food, Energy Chain, medicine, and Oxygen
Botany/ plant biology also studies what in relationship to non-living environment
the interrelationships of plants with other organisms and with non-living physical environment
Disciplines of Botany
Plant Molecular Biology, Plant Plant Biochemistry, Plant Cell Biology, Plant Anatomy, Plant Morphology, and Plant Physiology
Plant Molecular Biology
Biological Molecules
Plant Biochemistry
Chemical interaction within plants
Plant Cell Biology
Life processes of a plant
Plant Anatomy
Microscopic plant structure (Cell wall and tissue)
Plant Morphology
Structure of the plant (Leaves, Roots, Stems)
Plant Physiology
Processes (Photosynthesis, Mineral nutrition)
Father of Botany
Theophrastus
What book did Theophrastus write
Historia Plantarum and On the Cause of plants
Father of Pharmacy
Plenadius Dioscorides
What book did Plenadius Dioscorides wrote ?
De Materia Medica
How many volumes does de materia Medica have
5 volumes
Meaning of De Materia Medica in english
on Medical Material
Volumes of De Materia Medica
Aromatics, Animal to herbs, (roots, seed, herbs), root and herbs, (Vines, Wine, Minerals)
Measured uptake of water of a tree
Johannes van Helmont
Discovered the Microscope
Robert Hooke
Discovered the Cell
Antton Von Leeuwenhoek
Published Historia Plantarum
John Roy
Rudolf Cameranius
De Sexu Plantarum Espistola
Stephen Hales
Vegetable staticks
Father of Taxonomy
Carolus Linneus
experience and observation on different kinds of air
Joseph Priestly
Fixed air
carbon dioxide
diphologisticated air
Oxygen
Year when chloroplast was discovered
1818
year when photosynthesis was first validated by Mayer
1840
Date where mechanism of photosynthesis was discovered
1862
Discoveries in early 20th century
Nitrogen fixation, Nitrification, Ammonification
Types of Chlorophyll
Chlorophyll A and Chlorophyll B
Chlorophyll A
Principal Pigment (for Photosynthesis)
Chlorophyll B
Accessory pigment (for absorbing and passing on energy to Chlorophyll A)
Theophrastus ( date )
4 Century BCE
Pedanius Dioscorides ( date )
60 AD
Johannes Van Helmont ( date )
1640
Robert Hooke ( date )
1665
Anton Von Leeuwenhoek ( date )
1674
John Roy ( date )
1684
Rudolf Cameranius ( date )
1694
Stephen Hales ( date )
1727
Carolus Linnaeus ( date )
1758
Joseph Priestly ( date )
Later part of 18th Century
Date of discovery of two types of chlorophyll
1903