UBC BIOL 260
Fundamentals of Physiology of Animals and Plants
BIOL 260 explores the physiological processes of animals and plants, focusing on how they adapt to and interact with their environments. Topics include water and nutrient transport, gas exchange, energy metabolism, hormonal regulation, and responses to environmental stimuli. This course is essential for students pursuing studies in biology, physiology, botany, and related fields, offering foundational knowledge of organismal function.
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Video Lectures list
- Animal Vs. Plant/Metabolism/Photosynthesis
- Photosynthesis (remaining)
- Mineral Nutrition
- Digestive system
- Animal circulation system
- Plant Xylem/Phloem Transportation
- All of Midterm 1 Questions answer key
- Responding to Environment/Neurons
- Integrated Function of Nervous System/Plant Response(1)
- Animal Response/Neuron Practice Questions
- GA/ABA(Germination vs Dormancy)/Senescence and Fruit Ripening
- Plants Practice question and Midterm Review Study Guide
- Animal and Plan Immune Response
- Climate Change/Animals and Plants response
Our Teaching Philosophy
We start each session with a concise summary of the main topics to provide a clear foundation for deeper exploration of animal and plant physiology.
We break down complex physiological processes, such as nutrient transport and hormonal regulation, into clear and understandable components to ensure a thorough grasp of the material.
By drawing parallels between animal and plant systems, we highlight similarities and differences, helping you better understand physiological principles and their adaptations across organisms.
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