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R2101 1.2 Naming of plants
What is taxonomy,
Writing of plant names 8,
Classification below species 3
16
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R2101 1.1 Significant Plant Groups
What is a gymnosperm gymnophyta,
What is an angiosperm anthophyta,
What are the 2 classes of angiosp...
26
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2101 1.3 Plant Life Cycle
Stages in plant growth 5,
What is a seed,
What is a viable seed
14
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R2101 1.4 Define a range of botanical and horticultural terms
What is an ephemeral,
What is an annual,
What is a biennial
22
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Examples!
Gymnosperms x3,
Angiosperms x3,
Monocot x3
42
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R2101 2.1 Describe structure of plant cells, components and tissues
What is tissue,
What is an organ,
Cell wall function 3
27
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R2101 2.2 Describe character and function of plant tissues
What is tissue,
Simple tissues 5,
Character and function of epidermis
19
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R2101 2.3 Describe the structure and state the functions of roots
Primary function of roots,
What is a tap root,
What are fibrous roots
36
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R2101 2.4 Describe the structure and state the functions of stems
Main functions of a stem 5,
What are the spaces between nodes...,
What is a shoot
30
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R2101 2.5 Describe the structure and state the functions of leaves
What is the main function of the ...,
What is the lamina,
What is the petiole
38
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R2101 3.1 Describe the structure and state the functions of flowers
Main functions of flowers 2,
2 types of reproduction in flowers,
Parts of a dicot flower
37
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R2101 3.2 Describe the structure and functions of fruits and seeds
What is fertilisation,
What is a fruit,
What is a seed
42
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R2101 4.1 Describe photosynthesis and the factors that affect it
Equation for photosynthesis in words,
What are th inputs of photosynthesis,
Water are the ouputs of photo syn...
22
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R2101 4.2 Describe aerobic and anaerobic respiration and the factors that affect them
What is respiration,
Where does respiration take place,
When does respiration take place
18
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R2101 4.3 Describe the movement of water and minerals through the plant
What is diffusion,
Example of diffusion in a plant,
Cell wall and cell membrane in os...
27
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R2101 4.4 Describe the relationship between leaf structure and physiology
How do leaves affect photosynthesis,
Where are stomata in dicots and why,
How is the entry and exit of gase...
6
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R2102 1.1 Describe the formation of typical mineral soils
What is soil texture,
What is soil structure,
What does a naturally fertile soi...
20
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R2102 1.2 Describe the properties of soil that contribute to the healthy growth of plants
Topsoil aeration and pore space 5,
Topsoil organic matter 4,
Topsoil water 2
12
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R2102 1.3 Define soil texture and describe associated characteristics
Define the term soil texture,
Sand size,
Silt size
13
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R2102 1.4 Define soil texture and describe the root environment
Define soil structure,
Structured soil types 4,
What is prismatic soil
33
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R2102 1.5 Describe how the root environment can be improved and protected
What is cultivation of soil,
Tasks to do before cultivation 4,
When to dig 3
37
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R2102 2.1 Describe the role of organic matter in the soil
What are the main types of organi...,
What is living organic matter soi...,
Benefits of living organisms
17
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R2102 2.2 Desribe the characteristics and uses if different types of organic matter added to the soil
Benefits of adding organic matter...,
Bulky organic matter to maintain ...,
Farmyard manure
21
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R2102 2.3 Describe methods of composting and their use/application
What is composting,
Conditions for sucessful composti...,
What is a brown material for compost
26
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R2102 3.1 Describe the range of nutrients required for plant growth
Major nutrients,
Major nutrients,
Minor nutrients
12
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R2102 3.2 Explain the significance of soil pH to plant growth
What are calcifuge plants,
What are calcicoles,
General ph for horticultural use
23
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R2102 3.3 Describe how plant nutrients can be provided and maintained
What is fertiliser,
What is organic fertiliser,
What is organic fertiliser
16
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R2102 4.1 Explain the considerations required when growing plants in containers
Res,
Plant containers 5,
Water retention and supply in pots
5
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R2102 4.2 Decribe a range of compost types
Requirements of a compost 6,
Peat based composts 6,
Peat based composts 6
20
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R2102 4.3 Explain the considerations required when growing plants in water culture
What is hydroponics,
Advantages of hydroponics 4,
Advantages of hydroponics 4
9
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