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This set of flashcards covers the key concepts in the process of scientific experimentation, aspects of plant biology, and characteristics of different plant types.
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What are the steps in the process of science?
observation, hypothesis, prediction, design and run, statistical analysis, conclusion repetition
What is a Null Hypothesis?
Assuming there is no observed relationship so its due to random chance or experimental error.
What is the Alternative Hypothesis?
An explanation for the cause of an observation. This BLANK because BLANK
What is the structure of a Prediction?
IF [alternative hypothesis is true], THEN [X should be the result of Y].
What is the purpose of a Control Group in an experiment?
A group not exposed to the treatment being investigated to compare with the experimental groups.
What is a Positive Control?
A group where you expect something to happen.
What is a Negative Control?
A group where nothing out of the ordinary should happen.
What does Replication in experiments refer to?
The repetition to estimate variability
Explanatory variable
the factor being manipulated in an experiment
Response Variable
the effect measured in the experiment.
What are the characteristics of Monocots?
One cotyledon, parallel leaf, fibrous roots, and petals in multiples of three.
characteristics of Dicots?
Two cotyledons, branching leaf, tap roots, and petals in multiples of four or five.
What is the vascular tissue arrangement in Monocots?
scattered throughout the stem and parallel veins in leaves.
What is the vascular tissue arrangement in Dicots?
a circular pattern in the stem and branching veins in leaves.

is this mono or dicot plants
dicot plants

this mono or dicot plants
monocot plants

identify this as mono or dictot
monocot stem cross section

identify this as mono or dictot
dicot stem cross section

identify this as mono or dictot
monocot root cross-section

identify this as mono or dictot
dicot root cross section
What are the limiting factors for plant growth and survival in the Subtropical Desert?
Hot temperatures, low precipitation, and limited nutrients.