| 1 | General information on what are the physiological activities of the cell which is the basic unit of the organism |
| 2 | To teach the cell structure and elements. |
| 3 | To teach the differences between plant cells and animal cells. |
| 4 | To provide detailed information about the structures and organelles that seperates plant cells from animal cells. |
| 5 | General information about the plant cell-specific structures and the physiological activities of organelles. |
| 6 | Transport of water and dissolved substances in plants. |
| 7 | To teach the photosynthesis and its steps which provides autotroph nutrition of plants. |
| 8 | Giving information about the transportation of photosynthesis products. |
| 9 | To comprehend the importance of photosynthesis about the Earth's ecological balance. |
| 10 | Respiratory metabolism in plant cells. |
| 11 | Secondary metabolites and plant defense. |
| 12 | Effects of plant cell nuclei on the metabolism. |
| 13 | Control of phytochrome and plant growth by light. |
| 14 | Hormones that affect growth and development. |
| 15 | Stress physiology of plant cells. |