BTNYFNLM52 Flashcards
The part of the axis of a plant that
bears the leaves and reproductive
structures.
___ and roots are alike in general
structures: xylem and phloem, pericycle,
endodermis, cortex and epidermis.
____ differ from roots in fundamental
structures known as the nodes and
internodes.
STEM
the first stem
of a seed plant. It is
short, cylindrical
structure bearing a
small mass of
meristematic tissue and
with tiny leaves at its
tip.
Epicotyl –
External Structure of the Stem
is the slightly enlarge portion of the stem where leaves and buds arise
Node –
External Structure of the Stem
is the region of a stem between two sucessive nodes
Internode –
External Structure of the Stem
tiny raised pores on the surface of matured dicot stem. They replaced the stomata for gaseous exchange.
Lenticels –
External Structure of the Stem
are marks left
on the stem such as:
Bundle scar
Bud scar
Fruit scar
Flower scar
Twig scar
Leaf scar
Scars –
External Structure of the Stem
are undeveloped shoot, largely meristematic tissue, generally protected by modified scale leaves
Buds –
Kinds of buds (as to location)
buds that are located at the tip of a stem or twig
terminal or apical buds –
Kinds of buds (as to location)
– buds that are located along the side of a stem
axillary or lateral buds
Kinds of buds (as to location)
– buds that are located beside or above the axillary or lateral buds
Accessory or supernumerary buds
Kinds of buds (as to location)
– buds that develop in places other than in the axils of leaves
adventituous buds
Kinds of buds (as to the presence or absence of protective covering)
– buds without scales
naked buds
Kinds of buds (as to the presence or absence of protective covering)
– buds with protective covering
protected or scaly buds
Kinds of buds (As to phyllotaxy [leaf arrangement])
– one bud at each node
Alternate
Kinds of buds (As to phyllotaxy [leaf arrangement])
– two buds at each node opposite each other
Opposite
Kinds of buds (As to phyllotaxy [leaf arrangement])
– three or more buds at each node
Whorled or verticillate
Kinds of buds (As to phyllotaxy [leaf arrangement])
– buds are in cluster around the node
Fascicled
Kinds of buds (as to content or structure)
– bud that produce leaves and stems
leaf bud or branch bud
Kinds of buds (as to content or structure)
– buds that develop into individual flowers
flower buds
Kinds of buds (as to content or structure)
– buds that produce both flowers and leaves
mixed buds