Help with plants!!

[Taihenkoichi]

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Has anyone had any questions on plant stucture, growth or reproduction on their DAT? None of my study resources cover this material....

 

[Albuterol]

yes

 

[Taihenkoichi]

to what extent should this material be studied?

 

[rewJW]

To the extent you feel is necessary to be comfortable with the material.

 

[polarmolar]

I would read over the chapter in cliffs about plants and then the stuff in the taxonomy section in cliffs about plants. That should put you in good shape.

 

[Taihenkoichi]

I would read over the chapter in cliffs about plants and then the stuff in the taxonomy section in cliffs about plants. That should put you in good shape.

I don't have cliffs, but I have campbell and reece. What's covered in Cliffs? Flower parts? Hormones? what else? Thanks

 

[ZenoVT]

I don't have cliffs, but I have campbell and reece. What's covered in Cliffs? Flower parts? Hormones? what else? Thanks

Cliffs pretty much covers the majority of stuff you need to know about plants. Including taxonomy, structure, reproduction, metabolism and hormones of plants.

 

[dcl222]

I don't have cliffs, but I have campbell and reece. What's covered in Cliffs? Flower parts? Hormones? what else? Thanks

Campbell will work, just study those sections as previously mentioned

 

[Maygyver]

Has anyone had any questions on plant stucture, growth or reproduction on their DAT? None of my study resources cover this material....

I highly doubt Campbell's doesn't cover plants. Especially since I've read it twice.

 

[Albuterol]

if you read the photosynthesis and plants chapters in Cliffs AP Biology you should be alright.

 

[polarmolar]

if you read the photosynthesis and plants chapters in Cliffs AP Biology you should be alright.

lol thats what I said...but he said he doesn't have it.

 

[tranv117]

adding to the question, does anyone know if we need to know life cycles of say, fungi, gymnosperms, etc? Maybe that's too much detail but im not sure...

 

[ZenoVT]

adding to the question, does anyone know if we need to know life cycles of say, fungi, gymnosperms, etc? Maybe that's too much detail but im not sure...

Yup, those are definitely fair game 😀