MODULE 1 Flashcards

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the study of the PHYSICAL FORM and the EXTERNAL STRUCTURE of the plant. (e.g. leaves, stem).

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PLANT MORPHOLOGY

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study of the INTERNAL STRUCTURE of the plant. (e.g. cells)

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PLANT ANATOMY

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first real botanist, father of Botany. [PATBOVOHO]

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PHILIPPUS AUREOLUS THEOPHRASTUS BOMBASTUS VON HOHENHEIM

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Studied plant morphology, classification, and the natural history of plants.

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PHILIPPUS AUREOLUS THEOPHRASTUS BOMBASTUS VON HOHENHEIM

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Discovered germination.

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PHILIPPUS AUREOLUS THEOPHRASTUS BOMBASTUS VON HOHENHEIM

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Describes plant anatomy and classifies them according to STATURE. (e.g. trees, shrubs, plants)

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DE HISTORIA PLANTARIUM

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  • Medicinal use
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DE HISTORIA PLANTARIUM

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  • for agriculture and cultivation of plants
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DE CAUSIS PLANTARIUM

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  • Economical boost (how it is planted.)
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DE CAUSIS PLANTARIUM

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he discovered cells through a CORK

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ROBERT HOOKE

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first important work of ROBERT HOOKE

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MICROGRAPHIA (1665)

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he discovered EXCRETORY ORGANS in insects.
- he studied plant anatomy.
- Malphigian Tubule system

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MARCELO MALPHIGI

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was published by the Royal Society in London

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MALPHIGI’S ANATOMY IN PLANTS (1671)

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– Father of plant anatomy.
- Provided the FIRST HIGHLY DETAILED PLANT ANATOMY

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NEHEMIAH GREW

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they founded plant anatomy

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NEHEMIAH AND MALPHIGI

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 The study of plant functions.

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PLANT PHYSIOLOGY

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Flemish physician who discovered that PLANTS DO NOT HAVE THE SAME NUTRITIONAL NEEDS AS ANIMALS

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JAN BAPTIST VAN HELMONT (1577-1644)

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 he discovered the IDEA OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS
 he planted a WILLOW TREE that grew up to 74 kg.
 discovered that the PLANT ABSORBED WATER, that’s why it grew

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JAN BAPTIST VAN HELMONT (1577-1644)

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discovered that GASES play a role in PHOTOSYNTHESIS in 1771.

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JOSEPH PRIESTLY

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 “BELL-JAR EXPERIMENT” – he accidentally discovered OXYGEN by enclosing a plant, rat, and a candle.

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JOSEPH PRIESTLY

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 The study of TAXNOMY and PHYLOGENY.

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PLANT SYSTEMATICS

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a branch of plant systematics that CLASSIFIES PLANTS.

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PLANT TAXONOMY

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Father of Taxonomy

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CAROLUS LINNAEUS (1707-1778)

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a PUBLISHED BASIS for Linnaean taxonomy, the FIRST UNIFIED CLASSIFICATION.

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SISTEMA NATURAE 1735

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The study of the INTERRACTION OF THE ECOSYSTEM. (e.g. food chain)
PLANT ECOLOGY
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when one benefits, one DOESN'T.
PARASITISM
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when one benefits, the other is UNSURE (unaffected).
COMMENSALISM
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when both benefit
MUTUALISM
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German scientist that coined the term “ecology” in 1866.
ERNST HAECKEL
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study of TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE and CUSTOMS concerning plants (e.g. medicine, religion, and other uses).
ETHNOBOTANY
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study of how people from a certain place use a native plant.
ETHNOBOTANY
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when a native plant is transferred to other places. (e.g. strawberries of Baguio)
NATURALIZE
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only grown locally and in the origin.
NATIVE
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coined the term “ethnobotany” in 1895.
JOHN WILLIAM HARSHBERGER
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Greek pharmacist, he published the first pharmacopeia.
PEDANIUS DIOSCORIDES
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features 600 plants in the Mediterranean.
DE MATERIA MEDICA
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Father of Chinese Agriculture
SHEN NONG
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His name means “The Divine Farmer”
SHEN NONG
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[The classic of Herbal Medicine] – only oral.
CHINESE MATERIA MEDICINE
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Founder of Chinese Civilization
HUANG DI
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also known as the “YELLOW EMPEROR”.
HUANG DI
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Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, Yin and Yang, moxibustion (combustion of dried mugwort).
CLASSIC OF INTERNAL MEDICINE
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German toxicologist, first to study PSYCHOACTIVE plants/drugs.
LOUIS LEWIN
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a book that covers psychoactive drugs
PHANTASTICA
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the study of POISON control
TOXICOLOGY
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study of the GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION of plant species and their influence on Earth’s surface.
PLANT GEOGRAPHY
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Father of Phylogeography (geographical distribution of plants).
ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT
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study of hereditary (single gene)
GENETICS
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Father of Genetics, he showed the inheritance of traits.
GREGOR JOHANN MENDEL
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the study of genes and their functions
GENOMICS
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1. Evolution drives _____ . (variation)
DIVERSITY
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Biological systems use ____ and molecular blocks. (photosynthesis)
FREE ENERGY
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Living systems store, retrieve, transmit, and respond to ________. (cells and systems)
INFORMATION
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Biological systems interact and have complex properties.
ORGANS
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Father of Evolution  he defined evolution as “descent with modification”.
CHARLES DARWIN
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only the LIMTED can adapt to new environments.
NATURAL SELECTION
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are often heritable
TRAITS
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ADJUSTMENTS or changes in behaviour, physiology, and structure of an organism to become more suited to the environment.
ADAPTATIONS