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BIO1PS 2012

Plant Science

Lecture 1

Soils and Roots

Dr. Michael Emmerling

Department of Botany

Room 410

m.emmerling@latrobe.edu.au

References

Ladiges et al. (2010), "Biology", 4th Edition

•PART 3 - Plant Form and Function

•Sections of Chapters 15 – 18 (pp. 317 - 420)

•Good idea to read all chapters, but concentrate on the topics covered in the lectures

•PART 6 - Ecology

•Section of Chapter 41, Australian Flora (pp. 1024 - 1026)

Knox et al. (2005), "Biology", 3rd Edition:

•Chapters 14 - 17 (pp. 298 - 398)

•Section of Chapter 41, Australian Flora (pp. 1008 - 1011)

Ghost gum

Eucalyptus papuana

Leaves

~4 Lectures

Stems

~2 Lectures

~3 Lectures

Hormones and

Coordination

~3 Lectures

Soil and Roots

Ladiges et al. (2010), 4th ed., Fig. 16.1

Plant Structure

Leafy, green above-ground parts (tops), absorbing light in photosynthesis

Stems connecting the tops and roots

Colourless below ground roots, absorbing water and mineral salts (nutrients)

Flowers and fruits for reproduction (spores in

mosses and ferns)

Ladiges et al. (2010), 4th ed., Fig. 15.22

Typical Plant

Structure

Ladiges et al. (2010), 4th ed., Fig. 16.9

Soil and Roots

•Soils

•Nutrient Cycles

•Root Development and Growth

•Meristems, root hairs, lateral roots

•Monocot vs. dicot structure

•Root Functions

•Ion and water uptake

•Nodules (Rhizobia), Mycorrhizae

•Adaptations

•Root and Soils in Agriculture

Learning Objectives - Soils

•Describe the soil horizons

•Describe the processes that give rise to soil

•Describe the nutrients that plants extract from the soil

•Introduction to soils:

•Brady, N.C., Weil, R.R. (2008) The nature and properties of soils. Harlow, Prentice Hall, 14th ed.

•Call number 631.4 B925n 2008

Quote

"Essentially, all life depends upon the soil ... .

There can be no life without the soil and no

soil without life; they have evolved together."

Charles E. Kellogg, USDA Yearbook of Agriculture, 1938

Soil - What Is It Good For?

http://www.roadtra c-technology.com/projects/a688wheatley_hill/images/1-road-construction.jpg

 

engineering medium

water supply and puri!cation

http://www.nwas.org/meetings/nwa2006/Broadcast/Kelsch/watersheds/media/graphics/unit_5/soil_water_processes2.jpg

Soil - What Is It Good For?

habitat

http://www.organicguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/image54.jpg

medium for plant growth

ME

recycling

http://wps.prenhall.com/wps/media/objects/5309/5437119/Figures/chap01/Fig01-3.jpg

Brady, N.C., Weil, R.R. (2008), 14th ed., Fig. 01-3

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