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C1. Agricultural Plants

Core Ideas within this competency:

Classify Plants Based on Leaf and Structures

Dichotomous Keys

Using Dichotomous Key to Compare Plants by their Structural Differences

Hierarchical Classification

Importance of Taxonomy

Taxonomy

Plant Cells

Mitosis/Meiosis

Photosynthesis/Cellular Respiration and Energy Conversion

Plant Physiology

Plant Reproductive Anatomy

Plant Structures

PCC C Competency List

  • C1. Agricultural Plants
  • C2. Plant Propagation
  • C3. Plant Growth Management
  • C4. Crop and Pest Management
  • C5. Crop Harvest & Storage
  • C6. Plants & The Environment
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Curriculum Resources for Michigan Agriculture Teachers

  • Home
  • Curriculum
  • Perkins Course Competencies
  • PCC C - Plant Systems
  • PCC C Competency List

  • C1. Agricultural Plants
  • C2. Plant Propagation
  • C3. Plant Growth Management
  • C4. Crop and Pest Management
  • C5. Crop Harvest & Storage
  • C6. Plants & The Environment
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