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This course deals with the basic anatomy of Flowering plants. The plant tissues and internal structures of plants have been discussed. The salient features of types of tissue systems have been described. Anatomy of stem, root and leaf of monocots and dicots have been described and secondary growth is also elaborately talked about.

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Understanding Anatomy of Flowering Plants: Pre-Medical

Anatomy - Flowering Plants

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This lesson includes an introduction to what anatomy is and an overview to the course on Anatomy of Flowering plants. Various plant tissues and tissue systems have also been named.

Introduction and Overview

This lesson deals with the study of types of plant tissues and their classification into meristematic and permanent tissues. Features of meristematic tissues and basis of classification have also been described.

Meristematic Tissues- Features

This lesson includes a Classification of the meristematic tissues based on position in plant body- apical and intercalary meristem have been discussed alongwith their features and functions.

Classification of Meristematic Tissues

This lesson includes a description of the lateral meristem ( continuing with classification based on position in plant body) and various theories regarding root and shoot apex organisation have also been discussed.

Classification of meristematic tissues- part 2

This lesson includes a description of simple permanent tissues and features and functions of Parenchyma have been elaborately discussed.

Simple permanent tissues- PARENCHYMA

This lesson includes a description of Collenchyma and Sclerenchyma- their features, functions and examples have been discussed.

Collenchyma and Sclerenchyma- features and functions

This lesson includes a Classification of meristematic tissues based on form and function, alongwith suitable examples.

Classification of meristematic tissues- part 3

This lesson deals with a discussion of xylem- its features and types! Primary and secondary xylem and their arrangements have been discussed.

Complex permanent tissues- XYLEM

This lesson includes a description of xylary elements like tracheids and vessels- structure, occurrence and functions.

Xylem elements- tracheids and vessels

This lesson includes a description of structure, occurrence and functions of xylem elements- xylem parenchyma and xylem fibres.

Xylem elements-2: xylem parenchyma and xylem fibres

This lesson includes a description of phloem- its features and types. Sieve tube elements and their occurrence and functions have also been discussed.

Complex permanent tissues- PHLOEM

This lesson includes a description of structure, occurence and functions of phloem elements- phloem parenchyma and phloem fibres.

Phloem elements

This lesson includes a description of the tissue systems and the types of tissue systems have been enumerated alongwith a discussion of the epidermal tissue system.

Epidermal tissue system

This lesson includes a description about the epidermal tissue system- stomatal apparatus, epidermal appendages and functions of epidermal tissue system.

Epidermal tissue system- part 2

This lesson includes a description of the Ground Tissue System- cortex, pericycle and pith. Sub-zones of the cortex have been discussed.

Ground tissue system

This lesson includes a description about endodermis and casparian strips and also the pericycle and pith which form the stele.

Ground tissue system- part 2

This lesson includes a description of the vascular tissue system and its important elements.

Vascular tissue system

This lesson includes a description about the Classification of the vascular bundles and the summary of arrangement of vascular bundles in monocots and dicots.

Vascular tissue system- part 2

This lesson includes a description of the anatomy of Dicot and monocot roots and comparison between them.

Anatomy of root

This lesson includes a study of the anatomy of Dicot and monocot stem and the comparative study between the two.

Anatomy of stem

This lesson includes a discussion of general features and anatomy of Dicot leaf. Palisade and spongy parenchyma of the mesophyll have also been described.

Anatomy of Dicot Leaf

This lesson includes a description of the anatomical features of the monocot leaf and comparison between the monocot and Dicot leaves.

Anatomy of monocot leaf

In this lesson, we begin with a discussion of secondary growth and we talk about formation and activity of cambial ring with respect to the secondary growth in Dicot stems.

Secondary growth in Dicot Stem

A discussion of the annual rings/ growth rings has been included in this lesson alongwith their significance. Apart from that, differences between spring and autumn wood and heartwood and sapwood have also been spoken about.

Growth Rings/ Annual Rings

In this lesson, we have discussed about the activity of the Cork Cambium and formation of bark. Lenticels and their significance have also been discussed.

Activity of Cork Cambium

This lesson includes a description of the secondary growth in Dicot roots- origin and activity of vascular cambium and origin and activity of cork cambium.

Secondary growth in Dicot Roots

This is an important lesson including the summary of the whole course.

Summary of the course

This lesson includes the most important multiple choice questions from the point of view of the pre-medical examinations.

MCQs- part 1

This lesson includes the part-2 of the discussion of the most important multiple choice questions regarding the course of Anatomy of Flowering Plants.

MCQs- part 2

This lesson includes a description of the important multiple choice questions which have been asked in the various previous entrance examinations.

MCQs- part 3- (previous year questions)

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Definition of plant anatomy, Tissue & types of plant tissues ( meristematic and permanent type), Types of plant tissue system ( Epidermal,Ground and Vascular type), Anatomy of Root,Stem & Leaves ( Dicot and Monocot type ), Secondary Growth 

MCQs for practice

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The course is about Anatomy of Flowering Plants. This course is about the types of tissues and tissue systems are present in plants. It also consist the difference between Monocot and Dicot Plants. Secomdary growthin plants is also explained.

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Lessons

30 lessons • 6h 18m