This document provides guidance for a botany practical exam, listing 8 experiments and identification tasks including identifying various cryptogams, flowering plant structures through dissection and diagrams, plant identification by scientific name and family, experiments on plasmolysis and transpiration rate, plant anatomy studies of stems, roots and leaves, preparing onion root tip squashes to study mitosis, and examining cytological slides of mitotic and meiotic stages.
This document provides guidance for a botany practical exam, listing 8 experiments and identification tasks including identifying various cryptogams, flowering plant structures through dissection and diagrams, plant identification by scientific name and family, experiments on plasmolysis and transpiration rate, plant anatomy studies of stems, roots and leaves, preparing onion root tip squashes to study mitosis, and examining cytological slides of mitotic and meiotic stages.
This document provides guidance for a botany practical exam, listing 8 experiments and identification tasks including identifying various cryptogams, flowering plant structures through dissection and diagrams, plant identification by scientific name and family, experiments on plasmolysis and transpiration rate, plant anatomy studies of stems, roots and leaves, preparing onion root tip squashes to study mitosis, and examining cytological slides of mitotic and meiotic stages.
1) Identification of the following cryptogams: Chara, Rhizopus.
2) Dissection of Leguminosae and Solanaceae with floral formula and floral diagram. 3) Male and female strobilus of Cycas, and Pinus. 4) Spot identification (Scientific names and families) of the following plants: i) Cassia sophera ii) Coccinia grandis iii) Parthenium hysterophorus iv) Nicotiana plumbaginifolia v) Solanum sisymbriifolium 5) i) Experiment on Plasmolysis. ii) Measurement of leaf area (graphical method) and determination of transpiration rate per unit area by weighing method. 6) i) Stem: Cucurbita ii) Root: Gram iii) Leaf: Tuberose. (Anatomy) 7) Staining (Aceto-orcein) and squash preparation of onion root tip: study of mitotic stages. 8) Cytological slides of different mitotic and meiotic stages.
The Microscope. Its History, Construction, and Application 15th ed: Being a familiar introduction to the use of the instrument, and the study of microscopical science