Investigating Plant Science
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Attica Cybernetics/Cambrix Publishing

Reference/Science

Ages: 11+

A Comprehensive Resource for Science Teachers and Students

Stories: Stories will capture student's interest in plants.

Studies: Browse through the Studies to see what other students have done and pick up ideas for investigations.

References: References contains abstracts from widely available sources which provide background information and ideas for investigation.

Glossary: Glossary gives the meaning of many technical terms. An optional audio track gives a correct pronunciation for each glossary term.

Plants: Plants gives detailed information on how to grow plants which are easy to culture in schools, with suggestions for investigations.

Tips: Tips is an index of techniques and includes advice on data presentation and statistical analysis.

Flora: Flora is an ingenious key to over 100 of the wild plants most likely to be found in school and college grounds. There is an optional audio track for those complicated Latin names.

Plan: Plan takes student through the stages involved in planning, carrying out and evaluating an investigation. At any stage the user may review all information entered up to that point and the plan can be edited, saved or dumped to a suitable printer.

Data: Data gives information about plants such as stomatal densities, seed storage compounds, photosynthetic pigments, plant genome sized and the genetic code.

Images: There are Images throughout the resource, many of which have been specially drawn.

All of the data sections are searchable by text and key words.

Requirements:

MPC or better; 20MHz 80386SX (486 recommended); 4MB RAM; 4MB free hard disk space; DOS 3.1 or later; Microsoft Windows 3.1; 256 color 640x480 SVGA display; MPC-compatible CD-ROM drive; SVGA display, audio board and mouse; Microsoft CD-ROM Extensions 2.2 or later.

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