An Overview of Plant Anatomy and Diversity: A Botany Lab Manual

Author(s): Jodie L. Ramsay

Edition: 3

Copyright: 2023

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Many lab manuals cover more material than what can be covered in a typical semester. This book was written specifically to cover the plant anatomy and diversity portions of a semester-long course in plant science. Some minor changes have been made in the text since the second edition. Many of the images are new and are now available in color. In addition, a new lab on plant propagation has been added. The overall goal of this lab manual is to help students not only understand concepts and terminology, but also develop an appreciation for the complexity of plants.

LABORATORY 1: Light Microscopy 

LABORATORY 2: Mitosis and Cytokinesis  

LABORATORY 3: Plant Cells

LABORATORY 4: Roots

LABORATORY 5:  Stems  

LABORATORY 6: Leaves

LABORATORY 7: Secondary Growth  

LABORATORY 8:  Kingdom Plantae: Mosses, Liverworts, and Hornworts

LABORATORY 9:  Kingdom Plantae: Seedless Vascular Plants  

LABORATORY 10: Kingdom Plantae: Gymnosperms  

LABORATORY 11: Kingdom Plantae: Angiosperms

LABORATORY 12: Fruits and Seeds  

LABORATORY 13: Assorted Methods of Asexual Propagation in Plants

Jodie L. Ramsay

Dr. Jodie Ramsay is Professor of Biology and Science Fair Director at Northern State University. She earned a Ph.D. from University of South Dakota and both her M.S. and B.S. degrees from North Dakota State University. Since joining Northern State University in 2001, she has specialized in plant science while teaching a wide range of biology and environmental science courses, including ecology, environmental biology, plant structure and function, biogeography, and conservation. Ramsay also serves as director of the NSU Regional Science Fair and mentors dual-credit biology programs across eastern South Dakota. Her academic work combines teaching, student mentorship, and outreach in the biological and environmental sciences.

Many lab manuals cover more material than what can be covered in a typical semester. This book was written specifically to cover the plant anatomy and diversity portions of a semester-long course in plant science. Some minor changes have been made in the text since the second edition. Many of the images are new and are now available in color. In addition, a new lab on plant propagation has been added. The overall goal of this lab manual is to help students not only understand concepts and terminology, but also develop an appreciation for the complexity of plants.

LABORATORY 1: Light Microscopy 

LABORATORY 2: Mitosis and Cytokinesis  

LABORATORY 3: Plant Cells

LABORATORY 4: Roots

LABORATORY 5:  Stems  

LABORATORY 6: Leaves

LABORATORY 7: Secondary Growth  

LABORATORY 8:  Kingdom Plantae: Mosses, Liverworts, and Hornworts

LABORATORY 9:  Kingdom Plantae: Seedless Vascular Plants  

LABORATORY 10: Kingdom Plantae: Gymnosperms  

LABORATORY 11: Kingdom Plantae: Angiosperms

LABORATORY 12: Fruits and Seeds  

LABORATORY 13: Assorted Methods of Asexual Propagation in Plants

Jodie L. Ramsay

Dr. Jodie Ramsay is Professor of Biology and Science Fair Director at Northern State University. She earned a Ph.D. from University of South Dakota and both her M.S. and B.S. degrees from North Dakota State University. Since joining Northern State University in 2001, she has specialized in plant science while teaching a wide range of biology and environmental science courses, including ecology, environmental biology, plant structure and function, biogeography, and conservation. Ramsay also serves as director of the NSU Regional Science Fair and mentors dual-credit biology programs across eastern South Dakota. Her academic work combines teaching, student mentorship, and outreach in the biological and environmental sciences.