Observational experiments on Hill's reaction
Hill reaction (Hill reaction) is a reaction in which isolated chloroplasts of green plants decompose water in the presence of light, releasing oxygen and at the
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Experiments for the determination of free water content in plant tissues
Water in plant tissues exists in two different states; bound water that is tightly bound to the protoplasmic colloids, and free water that is not tightly bound
Plant stomatal infiltration assay experiment
Through the experiment, master the principle and method of observing the stomatal opening and closing condition of plant leaves by the infiltration method.
Plant stomatal detection experiment by fixation method
Through the experiment, master the principle and method of observing the stomatal opening and closing condition of plant leaves by the fixation method.
Experiments on the effect of environmental factors on plant water exhalation
To understand the influence of environmental factors on the vital activities of the root system by observing the spitting phenomenon of plants under different e
Experiments on plant stomatal detection by blotting method
Through the experiment, master the principle and method of observing the stomatal opening and closing condition of plant leaves by blotting method.
Diffusion Observation Experiment in Small Holes
Experiments to deepen the understanding of efficient diffusion of water through small pores.
Plant transpiration rate measurement experiment
Transpiration is an important process of water metabolism in plants. The speed of transpiration is related to the rate of upward transport of mineral salts and
Root Volume Measurement Experiment
The root system is the main organ of the plant body, and its growth is closely related to the speed of water and mineral uptake by the plant. Therefore, it is o