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Carolina Investigations Transpiration 8-Station Kit for AP Biology Lab Experiments | Plant Physiology & Water Transport Study for High School Science Classrooms
Carolina Investigations Transpiration 8-Station Kit for AP Biology Lab Experiments | Plant Physiology & Water Transport Study for High School Science Classrooms
Carolina Investigations Transpiration 8-Station Kit for AP Biology Lab Experiments | Plant Physiology & Water Transport Study for High School Science Classrooms

Carolina Investigations Transpiration 8-Station Kit for AP Biology Lab Experiments | Plant Physiology & Water Transport Study for High School Science Classrooms

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Explore transpiration as a mechanism for plant growth and dynamic homeostasis. Use a simple potometer to study transpiration. Explain water balance as a mechanism of plant homeostasis. Describe the uptake, transport, and loss of water in plants. Observe and analyze how environmental changes affect transpiration rate. Addresses AP Biology Big Idea 2. Students explore transpiration by using a potometer to measure water loss in bush bean seedlings. Then, to extend their new knowledge of transpiration, students design an investigation into the various environmental factors that affect plant transpiration rate. This 8-Station Kit includes enough materials for a class of 32 students working groups of 4.

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    Addresses AP(R) Biology Big Ideas 2 and 4 and Essential Knowledge 2.A.3, 2.B.2, 2.C.3, 4.A.4, and 4.A.6

    Students explore transpiration by using a potometer to measure water loss in bush bean seedlings

    Then, to extend their new knowledge of transpiration, students design an investigation into the various environmental factors that affect plant transpiration rate

    Materials for a class of 32 students working in groups of 4.