Course description

Anatomy of Angiosperms is a course that explores the internal structure and tissue systems of flowering plants. It covers the study of plant cells, tissues, and organs, including roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and seeds. Students will learn about the vascular system, meristematic activity, and the differentiation of tissues in the plant body. The course also delves into the microscopic and macroscopic features of angiosperms, highlighting their adaptations and functions. Ideal for students in plant biology, botany, and agricultural sciences.

What will i learn?

• Learn about different types of cells, tissue and tissue system, internal anatomical structures of root, shoot and leaf of representative monocot and dicot angiosperm plants
• Able to know different types cells in plant growth and metabolism
• Able to know different adaptive and protective systems exists in plants and able to apply the knowledge in various fields for cytotaxonomic identification and product development etc. Students can pursue higher studies and can get employment opportunity