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1
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Plant body comprises what two major systems?

A

Shoot system and Root system

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2
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What is the shoot system

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All shoot tissues are derived from the shoot apical meristem

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3
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What is the root system

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All root tissues are derived from the root apical meristem

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4
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What is a cell

A

a fundamental unit of life

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5
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what is a tissue

A

group of cells consisting of one or more types

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6
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Organ

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consists of several types of tissues that carry out particular functions

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7
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The root and shoot system results in what 3 basic organs

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Roots, stems, and leaves

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8
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What does the root do

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a root is an organ that anchors the plant in the soil, asborbs minerals and waters, and stores carbohydrates

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9
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small vascular plants are susceptible to grazing, so what system forms

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Fibrous root system

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10
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What does the Fibrous root system do

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each root forms its own lateral roots, which in turn form their own.
grow in shallow oils

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11
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example of fibrous root system

A

monocots (type of grass)

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12
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In most plants, the absorption of water and mineral occurs _

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near the tips of elognating roots

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13
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What are root hairs

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near root tips and increase surface area, constantly replaced

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14
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Modified roots: storage

A

store carbohydrates
stored sugars during flower production

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15
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Modified roots: support
Prop roots

A

structure and support

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16
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Modified roots: support
Aerial roots

A

plants that grow on other plants, die w lack of sun

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17
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Pneumatophores

A

roots that facilitate gas exchange

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18
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What is a stem

A

a plant organ bearing leaves and nodes

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19
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What is a node

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facilitates leaf growth

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20
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What is an internode

A

area of elongation

21
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Most of the growth of a young shoot is concentrated where

A

near the gorowing shoot tip (apical bud)

22
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what is a apical bud

A

main shoot

23
Q

what is an axillary bud

A

form branch, dormant in young shoots

24
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Apical dominance

A

Removal of apical bud signals axillary bud elongation

25
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Phloem

A

nutrient transport

26
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Xylem

A

water transport

27
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green stems

A

photosynthesis

28
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Other stem function

A

mechanical support & access to light
food storage
asexual production

29
Q

The leaf is the main_

A

photosynthetic organ

30
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The leaf consists of what

A

the peticle and blade

31
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where is the peticle

A

growing from the stem node

32
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Leaf functions

A

support, protection, storage, reproduction

33
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All 3 basic vascular plants organs are composed of what 3 tissue types

A

Dermal, vascular, and ground

34
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ground tissue

A

storage, support, photosynthesis
- pith (internal)
- cortex (external)

35
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Vascular tissue

A

conductive
- xylem ( h20 and minerals)
- phloem ( h20 and sugars)

36
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Dermal tissue

A

protective - covering of plant
- epidermis (outer) - tightly packed cells
- cuticle ( waxy outer)- prevents water loss

37
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Common type of plant cells

A

parenchyma, collenchyma, sclerechyma

38
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Why are there diff types of plant cells

A

plant cells undergo differentiation to become specialized in structure and function during course of development

39
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Parenchyma cells

A

primary cells walls are thin and flexible
lack secindary walls
reforms most metabolic functions of plant
store starch

40
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Collenchyma cells

A

support young parts of a plant shoot
thick primary cell walls
no secondary walls or lingin

41
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sclerechyma cells

A

rigid secondary walls w lingin; supporting cells
cannot elongate

42
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Water conducting cells of xylem

A

extra thick secondary walls w lignn
dead at functional maturity
rigid support and water transport

43
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Sugar conducting cells of phloem

A

alive at functional maturity
lack nucleus, ribosomes, vacuole and cytoskeleton elements

44
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Sieve cells

A

gymnosperms & seedless vascular plants

45
Q

Sieve tube elements

A

angiosperms

46
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Different meristems generate new cells for primary and secondary growth

A

apical and lateral

47
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apical meristems

A

Growth in length

48
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lateral meristems

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growth in thickness

49
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