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    The document outlines a biology practical examining the anatomical structures of monocot and dicot leaves under a microscope. It includes instructions to view slides of epidermal tissue and cross sections of leaves, identify features such as stomata and vascular bundles, and draw diagrams labeling different tissue types. Students are asked to complete the practical, which also involves a short test identifying structures from provided figures.

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    The document outlines a biology practical examining the anatomical structures of monocot and dicot leaves under a microscope. It includes instructions to view slides of epidermal tissue and cross sections of leaves, identify features such as stomata and vascular bundles, and draw diagrams labeling different tissue types. Students are asked to complete the practical, which also involves a short test identifying structures from provided figures.

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    The document outlines a biology practical examining the anatomical structures of monocot and dicot leaves under a microscope. It includes instructions to view slides of epidermal tissue and cross sections of leaves, identify features such as stomata and vascular bundles, and draw diagrams labeling different tissue types. Students are asked to complete the practical, which also involves a short test identifying structures from provided figures.

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    Practical 8 SG p 135

    1. Epidermis of a dicot and monocot leaf


    2. Anatomical structure of the dicot leaf
    3. Anatomical structure of a monocot leaf
    4. Submit practical
    3. Epidermis of a dicot and monocot leaf
    3. Epidermis of a dicot and monocot leaf

    Monocot leaf: Dicot leaf:


    • Stomata arranged • Stomata
    in longitudinal arranged
    rows/parallel irregularly.
    • Guard cells • Guard cells
    dumbbell-shaped bean shaped
    3. Epidermis of a dicot and monocot leaf
    SG p. 136- Section: 8.1

    1)Study the microscope slides of the epidermis of a


    monocotyledonous and the dicotyledonous leaf
    2)Make a labeled drawing of a section of the epidermis to show the
    stomata as well as part of the epidermis cells
    3)Do this for both the monocotyledonous and the dicotyledonous
    plant
    4)Answer the two questions for both the monocotyledonous and
    the dicotyledonous plant
    Practical 8 SG p 135

    1. Ongoing assessment
    2. Dicotyledonous woody stem with secondary thickness
    growth
    3. Epidermis of a dicot and monocot leaf
    4. Anatomical structure of the dicot leaf
    5. Anatomical structure of a monocot leaf
    6. Submit practical
    7. Practical test
    4. Anatomical structure of a dicotyledonous leaf
    Cuticle

    Air space
    4. Anatomical structure of a dicotyledonous leaf

    Lateral vein

    Stomata

    Guard cell
    4. Anatomical structure of a dicotyledonous leaf 8.2

    1)Read paragraph on p 136


    2)Examine the permanent slide of a cross section of a
    dicot and a monocot leaf
    3) Identify the different tissue
    4) Make a line diagram
    5) Labels and figure captions given on p136
    NB! Ignore label vascular cambium
    Please distinguish between palisade and spongy
    parenchyma/mesophyll
    Practical 8 SG p 135

    1. Ongoing assessment
    2. Dicotyledonous woody stem with secondary thickness
    growth
    3. Epidermis of a dicot and monocot leaf
    4. Anatomical structure of the dicot leaf
    5. Anatomical structure of a monocot leaf
    6. Submit practical
    7. Practical test
    4. Anatomical structure of a monocotyledonous leaf
    Vascular bundle
    Xylem Hypodermal sclerenchyma Stomata Cuticle

    Adaxial epidermis

    Bulliform cells*

    Abaxial epidermis
    Phloem
    Hypodermal sclerenchyma

    Chlorenchyma
    *Enlarged epidermis cell.
    F: causes leaves to curl
    up during water stress
    4. Anatomical structure of a dicotyledonous leaf

    1)Read paragraph on p 137


    2)Examine the permanent slide of a cross section of a
    dicot and a monocot leaf
    3) Identify the different tissue
    4) Make a line diagram
    5) Labels given on p137
    6) Make your own figure caption
    Practical 8 SG p 135

    1. Ongoing assessment
    2. Dicotyledonous woody stem with secondary thickness
    growth
    3. Epidermis of a dicot and monocot leaf
    4. Anatomical structure of the dicot leaf
    5. Anatomical structure of a monocot leaf
    6. Submit practical
    7. Practical test
    Practical test
    1.Study figure 1 and identify A (1)
    2.Name the three cell layers that comprise A (3)

    Figure 1
    Practical test
    3. Provide a caption A
    for figure 2 (1)

    4. Label A & B (2)

    Figure 2
    Practical test
    5. Label A, B and C (3)

    A B

    Figure 3

    Total: 10

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