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Biology
Plant Science (Botany)
Plant Physiology
1. Introduction to Plant Physiology
2. Plant Cell Structure and Function
3. Plant Tissues and Organ Systems
4. Water Relations and Transport
5. Plant Mineral Nutrition
6. Photosynthesis
7. Respiration and Energy Metabolism
8. Phloem Transport and Translocation
9. Plant Growth and Development
10. Plant Hormones and Signaling
11. Environmental Responses
Plant Growth and Development
Fundamental Concepts
Growth vs Development
Quantitative Changes
Qualitative Changes
Irreversible Processes
Developmental Programs
Genetic Control
Environmental Modulation
Epigenetic Regulation
Cellular Basis of Growth
Cell Division
Cell Expansion
Cell Differentiation
Seed Biology
Seed Structure
Embryo Organization
Shoot Apical Meristem
Root Apical Meristem
Cotyledons
Hypocotyl-Root Axis
Endosperm
Nutritive Function
Storage Compounds
Mobilization Enzymes
Seed Coat
Protective Function
Permeability Control
Dormancy Mechanisms
Seed Dormancy
Types of Dormancy
Physical Dormancy
Impermeable Seed Coat
Mechanical Resistance
Physiological Dormancy
Embryo Immaturity
Inhibitor Presence
Morphological Dormancy
Underdeveloped Embryo
Combinational Dormancy
Dormancy Breaking
Scarification
Stratification
Chemical Treatments
Environmental Cues
Germination Process
Imbibition
Water Uptake
Metabolic Activation
Metabolic Reactivation
Enzyme Synthesis
Respiratory Increase
Protein Synthesis
Reserve Mobilization
Starch Breakdown
Protein Hydrolysis
Lipid Catabolism
Radicle Emergence
Cell Wall Loosening
Turgor-Driven Growth
Seedling Establishment
Photomorphogenesis
Autotrophic Transition
Meristematic Activity
Apical Meristems
Shoot Apical Meristem
Organization and Zonation
Stem Cell Maintenance
Organ Initiation
Phyllotaxy Patterns
Root Apical Meristem
Organization and Zonation
Root Cap Function
Growth Zones
Lateral Root Initiation
Lateral Meristems
Vascular Cambium
Cambial Initial Cells
Secondary Xylem Formation
Secondary Phloem Formation
Seasonal Activity
Cork Cambium
Periderm Formation
Cork Cell Development
Protective Function
Intercalary Meristems
Location and Function
Grass Growth Patterns
Node and Internode Development
Primary Growth
Shoot Development
Apical Dominance
Auxin Control
Lateral Bud Suppression
Leaf Development
Leaf Primordia Formation
Leaf Expansion
Vascular Differentiation
Stem Elongation
Internode Extension
Cell Wall Modification
Turgor-Driven Growth
Root Development
Primary Root Growth
Elongation Zone
Maturation Zone
Root Hair Development
Lateral Root Formation
Pericycle Activity
Emergence Process
Vascular Connection
Root System Architecture
Branching Patterns
Gravitropic Responses
Environmental Adaptations
Secondary Growth
Cambial Activity
Cell Division Patterns
Periclinal Divisions
Anticlinal Divisions
Seasonal Variations
Spring Wood Formation
Summer Wood Formation
Dormancy Periods
Wood Formation
Secondary Xylem Development
Vessel Element Differentiation
Fiber Development
Parenchyma Formation
Annual Ring Formation
Early Wood
Late Wood
Growth Ring Boundaries
Bark Formation
Secondary Phloem Development
Sieve Element Formation
Companion Cell Development
Periderm Development
Cork Formation
Lenticel Development
Reproductive Development
Floral Transition
Vegetative to Reproductive Phase
Environmental Triggers
Genetic Control
Hormonal Regulation
Flower Development
Floral Meristem Formation
Organ Identity Specification
ABC Model
Homeotic Genes
Floral Organ Development
Sepals
Petals
Stamens
Carpels
Pollination and Fertilization
Pollen Development
Microsporogenesis
Microgametogenesis
Ovule Development
Megasporogenesis
Megagametogenesis
Fertilization Process
Pollen Tube Growth
Double Fertilization
Embryo and Endosperm Formation
Fruit and Seed Development
Fruit Formation
Ovary Development
Accessory Tissue Involvement
Seed Maturation
Embryo Development
Reserve Accumulation
Desiccation Tolerance
Fruit Ripening
Biochemical Changes
Hormonal Control
Senescence Processes
Senescence and Death
Leaf Senescence
Developmental Program
Environmental Triggers
Nutrient Remobilization
Chlorophyll Breakdown
Organ Abscission
Abscission Zone Formation
Cell Wall Degradation
Hormonal Control
Whole Plant Senescence
Monocarpic Plants
Reproductive Senescence
Programmed Cell Death
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