Description
Teaching Tools in Plant Biology, published by the American Society of Plant Biologists, combines up-to-date peer-reviewed research-based content with flexible presentation components that can be used alone or integrated into your lesson plans so that you can confidently present these exciting topics in your classroom. We've addressed the stress and pressure busy educators face when devising course material by providing a short essay introducing each topic, PowerPoint slides, and suggested readings. An editorial innovation of The Plant Cell, one of the most trusted names in plant biology.
And if you find these resources useful, please consider supporting their ongoing development by becoming a member of ASPB - a professional society in support of plant science that is open to students and scientists anywhere in the world.
Follow the links to find the Teaching Tools and associated resources.
TTPB1: Why Study Plants?
TTPB2: Leaf Development (1)
TTPB3: Leaf Development (2)
TTPB4: Epigenetics
TTPB5: The Small RNA World
TTPB6: Introduction to Phytohormones
TTPB7: The story of auxin
TTPB8: Cytokinins
TTPB9: Gibberellins
TTPB10: Brassinosteroids
TTPB11: Ethylene
TTPB12: Abscisic acid
TTPB13: Jasmonates
TTPB14: Salicylates
TTPB15: Strigolactones
TTPB16: Genetic improvements in agriculture
TTPB17: Plants are not alone (biotic interactions)
TTPB18: Plants and arthropods (friends or foes?)
TTPB19: Plants and their microsymbionts
TTPB20: The end. Senescence and cell death
TTPB21: Plants, food and human health
TTPB22: Fighting for their lives, plants and pathogens
TTPB23: A really useful pathogen, Agrobacterium tumefaciens
TTPB24: Medicinal plants
TTPB25: Plant-plant interactions
TTPB26: How to be a plant
TTPB27: Plant-Water Relations (1): Uptake and Transport
TTPB28: Plant-Water Relations (2): How Plants Manage Water Deficit and Why It Matters
TTPB29: Plant Nutrition 1: Membrane Transport and Energetics, Potassium Nutrition, and Sodium Toxicity
TTPB30: Plant-Water Relations (2): How Plants Manage Water Deficit and Why It Matters
TTPB31: Plant Nutrition 3: Micronutrients and metals
TTPB32: Light-Dependent Reactions of Photosynthesis
TTPB33: Rhythms of Life: The Plant Circadian Clock
TTPB34: Carbon-Fixing Reactions of Photosynthesis
TTPB35: It's not easy being not green: the making of a parasitic plant
TTPB36: Phenomics of root system architecture: Measuring and analyzing root phenes
TTPB37: Genetics of Floral Development
TTPB38: Small and mighty: Peptide hormones in plant biology
TTPB39: A bioinformatics pipeline to explore transcriptional regulation in plants (coming soon)
