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BIOPL 3420: Plant Physiology

BIOPL 3420: Plant Physiology (Spring 2011, Cornell University). Instructor: Thomas Owens. Integrated and interdisciplinary study of the processes that contribute to the growth, competition, and reproduction of plants. Topics include plant-water relations, membrane properties and processes, photosynthesis, plant respiration, mineral and organic nutrition, stress physiology, control of growth and development, and responses to the environment. Emphasis is on the relationship between structure and function from the molecular to the whole-plant level.

Lecture 16 - Plant Defenses and Secondary Metabolism (cont.), Signal Transduction

Time	Lecture Chapters
[00:00:00]	1. Plant Defenses and Secondary Metabolism
[00:25:00]	2. Signal Transduction

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Lecture 01 - Introduction

Lecture 02 - Energy and Regulation of Biological Processes

Lecture 03 - Genomes and Gene Expression

Lecture 04 - Membranes, Water and Plant Cells

Lecture 05 - Plant Water Relations and Xylem Transport

Lecture 06 - Xylem Transport (cont.), Plant Mineral Nutrition

Lecture 07 - Uptake and Transport of Solutes

Lecture 08 - Photosynthesis: The Light and Reactions

Lecture 09 - Photosynthesis: The Light and Reactions (cont.), The Carbon Reactions

Lecture 10 - Photosynthesis: The Carbon Reactions (cont.)

Lecture 11 - Photosynthesis: Physiology and Ecology

Lecture 12 - Phloem Transport

Lecture 13 - Plant Respiration

Lecture 14 - Plant Respiration (cont.), Nitrogen Assimilation

Lecture 15 - Plant Defenses and Secondary Metabolism

Lecture 16 - Plant Defenses and Secondary Metabolism (cont.), Signal Transduction

Lecture 17 - Plant Cell Walls

Lecture 18 - Plant Growth and Development

Lecture 19

Lecture 20 - Blue Light Responses

Lecture 21 - Auxins

Lecture 22 - Auxins (cont.), Gibberellins

Lecture 23 - Gibberellins (cont.), Cytokinins

Lecture 24 - Ethylene

Lecture 25 - Ethylene (cont.), Abscisic Acid

Lecture 26 - Brassinosteroids

Lecture 27 - Control of Flowering

Lecture 28 - Plant Stress Responses