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Transport and accumulation of organic substances in plants

Subject: Biology
Grade: Lower Secondary
Publisher: YDP
Resource types: Whiteboard presentation
Resource ID: a2350
Description:
At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– discuss the structure of phloem and indicate its location in a plant
– name the organic compounds produced during photosynthesis and stored in plants
– describe the transport of organic compounds from the leaves to other plant organs
– name examples of storage organs in plants.

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Structure of phloem
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The vascular tissues
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Sieves and vessels
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Functions of callose
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Location and growth...
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Sections through a ...
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Growth in diameter ...
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Synthesis of organi...
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Organic compounds i...
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Testing for starch ...
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Transport of organi...
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The vascular bundle...
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Rate of flow of org...
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The transport of or...
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Diffusion
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Plasmodesmata
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Transport between c...
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Storage substances ...
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Storage organs in p...
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The caryopsis – t...
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Storage substances ...
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Storage substances ...
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Storage substances ...
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Storage substances ...
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Keywords
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