Biology - A level - Whiteboard presentation - Multimedia lesson

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Transpiration
Subject: Biology
Level: A level
Resource type: Whiteboard presentation
Teaching type: Multimedia lesson

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At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– define transpiration
– describe the types of transpiration
– describe the pathway of water transport in root cells
– describe the effects of environmental factors on transpiration
– present the adaptations of plants for survival in dry conditions.

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Resources Structure A level Biology VII. Internal transport 47. Transpiration Exam Specifications A Level AQA GCE AS/A Biology A (5411/6411 / 5413/6413) VI. A2 Module 6 (Biology only) Physiology and the Environment 1. Abiotic factors influence uptake and loss of water in flowering plants The passage of water through a plant Xerophytes

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Keywords
water, evaporation, acid, cells, external, Chloroplasts, xylem, stoma, metabolism, osmosis, cuticle, cutin, transpiration, parenchyma, cuticular, CAM, succulent, crassulacean, crassulacean acid metabolism, lenticel, mesophyte, sclerophyte, suberin, turgidity, water evaporation, parenchyma cells, Cuticular transpiration, external transpiration

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Transpiration

Type: Whiteboard presentation

School licence till: 22/05/2013

Price: 5.00 GBP

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Biology – A Level

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