Plant Biology and Diversity mind maps

Using Plant Biology and Diversity mind maps

Start with Plant Structure and Photosynthesis. Its branches connect roots, stems and leaves with plant tissues, giving you a framework before you focus on a single process. The Roots and Shoots System map offers another way to look at plant parts and includes different root types.

For a narrower focus, the map on gas exchange looks at how light and time of day affect the net exchange of gases. Other maps cover transpiration, plant defences, seed dispersal and flower families. You can choose a topic that matches what you are studying.

Moving between formats

Follow the branches of a map, then try explaining the connections in your own words. If you want to check your recall, switch to a quiz on the unit page and return to the map to revisit anything you missed. The unit's flashcards can help when you want to practise individual terms rather than follow a whole diagram.

Pick a map and follow a branch that fits your revision.