Plant Physiology: L1: Introduction

This is the first video on a new series on Plant Physiology. It introduces the student to what plant physiology and reviews important plant anatomy needed to understand the physiological processes taught in future videos.

[@Embabuodupoi]

Nice lesson

[@grantcramer]

Thanks! 😃

[@chitsu1388]

I really appreciate content like this, I was never able to go to college for plants (my dream!) because of economic reasons. I learn through free resources like this, thank you so much!!

[@grantcramer]

You're so welcome!

[@AntonioDamico22]

Hi, if you write here your e mail address, i could send you a lot of studyn' material ( book, university notes, ecc.... ) obviously free. I'm an italian agronomist.

[@syahiran5551]

1.plant(apex and meristem)
7:30
2. 9:36 monocot n dicot
3. 14:20 leave organ
16:56 stem
18:18 root
4. 20:00 Dermal tissue, ground tissue, vascular tissue (xilem, floam)
5. 23:29 a few plant basic cell
6. 28:05 plasma membrane
7. 29:25 dna

[@grantcramer]

I am sorry, was there a question or comment or are you just marking times when these things were mentioned?

[@syahiran5551]

@@grantcramer no its timestamp for me to do revision as Im agronomy student major in plantbreeding

[@Muhammad_Irfan_51]

Sir I'm a Student of BS Botany
Plant physiology is a subject in botany. When I was watched your video, l learned a lot of information from your video thanks 😮

[@grantcramer]

It's my pleasure! I wish you luck in your future plant endeavors!

[@ZealKhanar]

For the fall semester I will be doing plants and people as an elective towards my Criminal Justice degree. I am looking forward for more content and hopefully if I have questions you will be able to help me by uploading videos or give solutions to problems areas. Thank you for uploading these videos.

[@grantcramer]

Your welcome!

[@ElastoLungu-w4n]

Good lecturing

[@grantcramer]

Thank you, I am glad it was useful.

[@Saltytoxico]

I will never say no to learning about plants 😅

[@grantcramer]

Yes, and there are so many kinds with different needs and growing patterns!

[@093_vennila.a7]

Great teaching sir❤....love from India

[@grantcramer]

Thank you. I am glad you appreciated it.

[@takticienkeboch]

Amazing. Thanks!

[@grantcramer]

Glad you liked it!

[@kaancakr6755]

Thank you so much you're a life saver

[@grantcramer]

You’re welcome!

[@Jen_nxh]

Thanks so much I really needed this!!

[@grantcramer]

You're so welcome!