Biology II

Base Knowledge

Biology I (UC of the previous semester)
Chemistry and Biochemistry I (UC of the previous semester)

Teaching Methodologies

In order to achieve the objectives of the curricular unit, the teaching methodologies are based on: 1. The teacher’s exposure of contents related to the theoretical aspects of this curricular unit; 2. In oriented bibliographic research on some topics of interest; 3. In the execution of practical laboratory work related to the theme; 4. In the oral presentation and discussion of the final research product.

Learning Results

1. Identification of microorganisms. Know the microbial diversity and the bases for the identification of microbial groups of greatest interest to the course.
2. Plant Histology and Anatomy. Basis for Plant Identification. Know the plant diversity taking into account the morphological characteristics of the main taxonomic groups of vascular plants and taxonomic categories.

Program

Chapter 1. Microbiology.
Basis of taxonomy and MICROBIAL SYSTEMATICS;
Methods in microbiology and methods of microbial identification;
Nutrition, growth and conditioning factors;
Applied microbiology.

Chapter 2. Botany.
Introduction to Botany. Evolution of green algae to more evolved Magnoliophyta. Adaptations of land plants. Histology and External Plant Anatomy and Morphology. VEGETABLE SYSTEMS. Basis for the botanical characterization of the main families of vascular plants of interest to the course.

Curricular Unit Teachers

Grading Methods

Avaliação Contínua
  • - Testes Teórico-Práticos e Relatórios - 100.0%
Avaliação Por Exame
  • - Prova escrita Teórico-Prática - 100.0%

Internship(s)

NAO

Bibliography

FERREIRA, W.F.C.; SOUSA, J.C.F.; LIMA, N. – Microbiologia. Lisboa. ed. Lidel,  2010. ISBN: 978-972-757-515-2.

FRANCO J.A.; Afonso M.L.R. Nova Flora de Portugal (Continente e Açores). Escolar Editora. Lisboa. Portugal. 1971-2003.

IZCO J. et al. Botânica. 2ª Edição McGraw-Hill- Interamericana de España. S.AU. 1998.

LIDON F.J.C.; Gomes H.P., Abrantes A.C.S. Anatomia e morfologia externa das plantas superiores. Lidel. Lisboa. 2001.

PELCZAR, M., CHAN, E.; KRIEG, N. – Microbiology: Concepts and Applications. New York. McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1993. ISBN 13: 9780070492585.

RAVEN, P.H.; EICHHORN, S.E.; EVERT, R.F. – Biologia Vegetal. 8ª ed., Guanabara Koogan. Rio de Janeiro, 2014. ISBN 978-85-277-2362-6 1.

Complementar:

ALCANTARA, F.; CUNHA, M.A.; ALMEIDA, M.A. – Microbiologia – Práticas Laboratoriais. 2ª ed., Aveiro, Universidade de Aveiro. 2001. ISBN 9789727890385.

ALBERTS, B.; JOHNSON, A.: LEWIS, J.; MORGAN, D.; RAFF, M. – Molecular Biology of the Cell. 6ª ed., USA, Garland Science, 2014. ISBN 978-0815344322.

COOPER, G.; HAUSMANN, R.E. – The Cell – a Molecular Approach. 7ª ed., USA, Sinauer Associates Inc. Publisheres, 2016. ISBN-13: 978-1605352909.

MARQUES-PINTO, C.; GALHARDO, M. – Trabalhos Práticos de Microbiologia. 3ª ed., Lisboa, Associação de Estudantes de Agronomia, Instituto Superior de Agronomia. 1989.

TAIZ, L.; ZEIGER, E. – Plant Physiology and Development. 6ª ed., Massachusetts, Sinauer Associates. 2015. ISBN-10: 1605353531.

VASCONCELOS J.C. – Noções sobre a morfologia externa das plantas superiores. 3.ª ed., Lisboa, Direcção-Geral dos Serviços Agrícolas. 1969.

WILLEY, J. M.; SHERWOOD, L.; WOOLVERTON, C. J. – Prescott’s Microbiology. 10ª ed., USA, McGraw-Hill, Inc. 2017. ISBN-13: 978-1259281594.