Plant Growth Processes
Process when plant leaves, stems, and roots consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide.
Respiration
When something occurs once a year.
Annual
H20, 02, and C02
Water, Oxygen, and Carbon Dioxide.
Cold or high temperatures that harm a plant.
Plant Injuries
3 requirements for seed germination.
Water, Oxygen, and Proper Temperature.
The process by which roots/root hairs take in water and air.
Absorption
Number of Zones.
1-13 Zones
6H20
6 molecules of water.
Color lightings that have the greatest impact on plant growth.
Red and Blue lighting.
The outer covering of a seed that protects it and burst when seed sprouts.
Seed Coat
1)Process by which plants lose water from leaves and stems.2)Process by which food and nutrients are moved within a plant from one plant part to another.
Transpiration and Translocation
North Carolina Zones
Zone 6-8
602
6 molecules of oxygen.
Plants that flower longer than the critical day length.
Long-day Plants.
A miniature version of the plant that helps develope a new one.
Embryo
The Plant process that increases plant numbers usually by seeds, flowers, or fruits.
Reproduction
Temperature
6C02
6 molecules of carbon dioxide.
Plants that flower shorter than the critical day length.
Short-Day Plants.
Cotyledon
Process in green plants that combines carbon dioxide and water in the presence of light to make sugar and oxygen. (food and manufacturing)
Photosynthesis
Developes by the USPA and are zones based upon average annual minimum winter temperatures.
Hardiness Zones
C6H1206
Glucose
3 stages of plant growth.(In Order)
Juvenile, Reproductive, and Dormant.
The process by which a plant grows from a seed into a seedling.