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Describes the molecular-level mechanisms of photosynthesis. Examines the taxonomy of plants and the life cycles in each group - nonvascular plants (mosses and liverworts), primitive vascular plants (ferns...
Slime mould. Directed movement on the substrate, shuttle streaming of the protoplasm, sensitivity to touch, chemotaxis (glucose, acetic acid).
Program of multiple-choice questions in plant physiology with feedback. To be used in a tutorial setting. Approximately five hours of teaching material.
Short documentary. Using tiny amounts of DNA extracted from specimens of three flowers stored at Harvard University’s Herbaria, an interdisciplinary team of biotechnology researchers, engineers, and...
Slime mould. Amoebae and plasmodia behave differently during nuclear and cell division, in liquids and during nutrient uptake. With animated graphics.
An interview with a man who spent his life in northern Sutherland, as ferry man and boatman to the Dukes of Sutherland. Comments on lime kilns and the changing face of Sutherland.
Describes the growth and development of the world’s largest seaweeds, the giant kelp ‘Macrocystis’. Includes current research programmes into farming it more extensively for use in food and other...
Narrated by David Hollis (from the ‘A Black Country Lad’ series’), this documentary looks at British mushrooms in all their glory and splendour. The varieties studied include: Death Caps, Dapperlings,...
Alan Titchmarsh tells the story of a year in the life of Kew Gardens, a month by month journey through the garden, following the work of a commited team of experts offering a unique insight into the gardens,...
The detailed morphology of the cereal or grass plant throughout its life cycle. Part 1 deals with growth from seed to mature vegetable plant; Part 2 covers flower and seed production.
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