Botany (BIO-225HOA)

These notes provide context on the great chain of being, alternate generations, and biological species concept. Notes describe important historical figures such as Theo Phratus and Karl Linnaeus. Notes describe steps in how to write scientific names and phylogenetic trees. notes deeply describe phylogenetic trees/clades and dichotomous keys. Notes are color-coded, easy to read, and spread out, keywords are always highlighted.

Notes compare and contrast eukaryotes and prokaryotes. Notes also provide a labeled diagram of a plant cell with plasmodesmata, vacuole, secondary cell wall, primary cell wall, lumen, middle lamella, and plasma membrane all labeled and described. Goes through all phases of mitosis with drawings. deep description of the evolution of proplastids into leucoplasts and chloroplasts, chromoplast, amyloplasts, elainoplast, and protoplasts. Notes are color-coded, easy to read spaced out and keywords are...

Notes provide an In-depth description and examples of complex plant tissues such as epidermal and vascular tissues. As well as descriptions of simple plant tissues; Parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma. labeled diagrams and drawings of stomata and guard cells, trichomes, annular, helical, scalariform, and pitted vascular tissue, and simple tissues in both longitudinal and cross-section views. notes are color-coded, easy to read, and spaced out, key vocab is always highlighted.