Course code: BIO-2104

Plant Structure and Function

Campus
Semester / Year Spring 2011
Credits 10
BIO-2104
Plant Structure and Function
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10
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The course is administrated by
Fakultet for biovitenskap, fiskeri og økonomi
Type of course
Theoretical and practical subject. The course is offered on condition that a minimum number of students register for the course
Recommended prerequisites
MBI-1001 Cell and molecular biology, BIO-1003 Botany, BIO-1004 Physiology
Course contents
The course will give a thorough introduction into the growth and metabolism of plants, with special regard to regulation of plant growth in response to environmental factors and to the biochemistry of plants. The first part focuses on functions at the plant level while the second part concentrates on the biochemistry and molecular biology of plants. The seminars cover central topics of plant physiology and biochemistry, for example photosynthesis, mineral nutrition, growth and development and flowering and stress physiology. The laboratory course will give insights into selected research methods in plant physiology, biochemistry and molecular biology. The results from the exercise will be presented either orally in a seminar or as a poster.
Language of instruction and examination
Norwegian, on demand in English
Teaching methods
Seminars 20 hours, laboratory exercises 60 hours
Assessment methods
4 h written exam at semester end. Laboratory reports have to be approved before the exam.
Date for examination
Skriftlig eksamen: 30.05.2011
The date for the exam can be changed. The final date will be announced at your faculty early in May and early in November.
Skriftlig eksamen
Course overlap
BIO-212 Plant physiology 10
BIO-313 Plant cell and tissue culture 2
Recommended reading/syllabus
Available in Class Fronter


Lectures Spring 2011
First attendance: thuesday 18th of January in room 2132The course will be given as a intensive course in week 8-12.

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Responsible unit: Department of Arctic and Marine Biology
Karsten-Fischer
Professor
karsten.fischer@uit.no
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Kontorsjef
siv.andreassen@uit.no
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Rådgiver
marte.kanck-jorgensen@uit.no