That’s all for this week. We’ve covered a lot of the basics, and this will give
you a strong foundation for future weeks. (And future courses!) It will be helpful for you
to become familiar with new terms and processes; remember that you can always turn to the
glossary to refresh your memory.Next week,
we’ll look at plants from a different perspective. We’ll move to the microscopic
level and discuss plant cells, including their various parts and functions. Then
we’ll devote some time to three very important plant processes: photosynthesis,
respiration, and transpiration. Finally, we’ll discuss how plants respond to changes
in their environment, and the plant growth regulators involved in this process. See you
then!
Would you like to know more?
Additional Online Resources
Following are some links to interesting Web sites. They
include association home pages, articles, photos, and interactive sites. Many of them were
found through Scott’s Botanical Links page, an extensive list of botany-related
sites. We’ve included them for those of you interested in learning more about some of
the topics we’ve covered. Feel free to visit these Web sites as you wish!
