Resources for Activity 3: The Nature of Plants
Overview: Through a series of experiments, students will learn the importance of photosynthesis and the elements needed for photosynthesis to take place. They will also discover the factors necessary for healthy plant growth and the detrimental effects of a variety of environmental stresses.
Subjects: Biology, Chemistry, & Environmental Science.
Student Page Experiment Record
Urban and Community Forestry Website Connections www.plt.org/cms/urbanforestry
Additional Resources Article in Nature about warmer ocean temperatures affecting photosynthetic phytoplankton
Earth & Sky Radio Correlations This activity can be supplemented with related Earth & Sky radio shows that you can download for use in your classroom. Learn about the PLT and Earth & Sky Initiative.
Related Earth & Sky Shows: - Do Plants Grow as Well Under Artificial Light? (2009) - Why Don’t Tree Branches Grow Straight Up? (2008) - Why do Tree Leaves Turn Red in Fall (2009) - Neil Sampson on How Carbon Offsets Could be Boon to Private Forest Owners (2008) - Janaki Alavalapati: 'Harvest trees to create energy, benefit forests' (2009)
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