Botany Laboratory activity 1 Flashcards

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Flower-bearing plants

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phanerogams

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2
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Non Flower-bearing plants

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Cryptogams

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3
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Classified plants into herbs, subshrubs, shrubs, and trees

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Theophrastus

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4
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Plants that flower or have seeds

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Phanerogams

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5
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Plants that do not flower but reproduces through spores

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Crytptogams

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6
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Classified plants into herbs, subshrubs, shrubs, and trees

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Theophrastus

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7
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Described substantially the biological, medicinal, and agricultural aspects of plants

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Caius Plinius Secundus (Pliny the Elder)

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8
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Compiled his works in Materia Medica

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Pedanios Dioscorides

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9
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How many plant species did Pedanius Dioscorides described in Materia Medica

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600 species

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10
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Name of the plants introduced by Pedanius Dioscorides

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Aloe, Anemone, Phaseolus, and Aristolochia

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11
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Main agendum of the botanist in Middle ages

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Plant classification

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12
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Record of medicinal plants

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herbals

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13
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What are the fungi cell walls primarily made of

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Chitin

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14
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What are plant cells primarily made of

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Cellulose

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15
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Two functions of microscope

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Magnify and resolve details of your specimen

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How do microscopes magnify objects

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they have a two lens system that is capable of reflecting and refracting light which magnifies these objects

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17
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Father of Microscopy

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Antoine Van Leeuwenhoek

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18
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Types of Microscopes

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Simple Microscope
Compound Microscope
Light Microscope
Electron Microscope

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19
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Microscope that only utilizes one lens to magnify objects

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Simple Microscope

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20
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Microscope that has a two lens system

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Compound microscope

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21
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What are the lenses of a compound microscope

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Objective lens and eye piece

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22
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A microscope that uses light as a source of illumination

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Light Microscope

23
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Magnifies objects by the utilization of beams of electrons

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Electron Microscope

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Types of electron microscopes

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Scanner Electron microscope
Transmission electron microscope

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Scans the surface of an object then magnifies it
Scanner Electron Microscope
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Allows beams of electrons to pass through the object itself to provide a clear picture in somewhat 3D model
Transmission Electron Microscope
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Scientific Method
Observation Question Hypothesis Experimentation Analysis Conclusion
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Study on important medical plants
Pharmaceutical Botany
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Science of naming classifying plants
Plant Taxonomy
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Study of the physical and external structure of plants
Plant Morphology
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Deals with the recovery and identification of plant remains
Paleobotany
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Geographical distribution of plants
Phytogeography
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Science of growing fruit
Pomology
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Study of mosses and liverworts
Bryology
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Study of plants used for agriculture
agronomy
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Study on how people of a particular culture and region makes use of indigenous plants
Ethnobotany
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How are images of the object presented in a compound microscope
Inverted
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Lenses that stay focus when magnification/focal length is changed
Parfocal lenses
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what happens to an image when you open the iris diaphragm
Opening the iris diaphragm would make the images brighter and more apparent
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Should you close one eye in viewing the microscope?
If the microscope is a biocular compound microscope, then both eyes must be opened.
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A complex natural, biological process at which plants utilizes to make their own chemical energy
Photosynthesis
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Organisms that could make food by utilizing energy from sunlight
Photoautotrophs
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Structural components of plant cells that are made up of a long chain of sugar units bonded by glycosidic bonds
Cellulose
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A fibrous structure polysaccharide that is composed of modified glucose chains
Chitin
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Meaning of Botane
grass
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Plants are source of medicine samples
Origanum vulgare (oregano) Blumea balsamifera - Sambong Psidium guajava - Guava Vitext negundo - lagundi
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Examples of plants used for fuel
Zea mays
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Examples of plants used as a source of housing and construction materials
Bamboo wood Coconut trees
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Fabrics in the Philippines such as
Musa textilis (abaca) and Ananas comusus (pineapple)
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The way the plants bend towards the light is an example of a range of responses called _______
tropism
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organism that can produce its own food using light, water, carbon dioxide, or other chemicals
Autotrophs
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pharmacopoeia of medicinal plants and the medicines that can be obtained from them
De Materia Medica
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all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area
Biodiversity