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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond discusses ferns and horsetails
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond talks about seed plants
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond introduces vascular plants
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond discusses quillworts, clubmosses, and spikemosses
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond shows some fleshy, simple fruits under the overhead camera
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond shows some fleshy, multiple and aggregate fruits under the overhead camera. -Private Life of Plants video (advance to 31:02)
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond shows some dry dehiscent fruits under the overhead camera
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond shows some dry indehiscent fruits under the overhead camera
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Professor Deborah Rinio introduces her course, "Invigorating Your School Library with the AASL National Standards".
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Professor Steffi Ickert - Bond reviews some tools that you can purchase and use for at-home microscopy. -Smartphone Lenses -Microscopy Glasses (Optivisor) -USB Microscope -Echo Woodenscope
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond demonstrates how to properly press a plant sample
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond finishes up her unit on fruits
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond delves deeper into fruits and their features
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Steffi Ickert-Bond addresses some more dry (dehiscent) fruits
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond goes into further detail about different types of fruits and their features
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Professor Steffi Ickert-Bond goes over some of the features of fruits
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