Chapter 10 Flashcards

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1
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The root systems of grasses that consist of many nearly equal sized roots

A

fibrous root systems

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2
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A region on a stem where a leaf is or was attached

A

node

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3
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If a plant’s guard cells malfunctions,

A

the plant might suffer excessive water loss

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4
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In an opposite leaf arrangement,

A

two leaves are attached at a node

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5
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The exchange of gases in the woody areas of plants takes place through tiny openings in the bark

A

lenticels

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6
Q

To control their own growth, plants produce ________

A

hormones

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7
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The passage of water vapor out of the leaf through the stomata

A

transpiration

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8
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The study of plants

A

botany

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9
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Plants

A
  • are eukaryotic
  • are producers
  • have cell walls
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10
Q

An annual growth ring is composed of

A

springwood and summerwood

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11
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A component of plant cell walls

A

cellulose

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12
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Caused by the presence of water inside plant cells

A

turgor pressure

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13
Q

A chloroplast is an example of this

A

plastid

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14
Q

A collection of xylem

A

wood

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15
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Transports a sugar solution

A

phloem

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16
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Arrangements of xylem and phloem in leaves and in nonwoody plants

A

vascular bundles

17
Q

The outermost tissue of leaves, young roots, and young stems

A

epidermis

18
Q

The outer covering of a woody plant

A

bark

19
Q

Carries water from the roots to the leaves

A

xylem

20
Q

Special pigments that control a plant’s response to light

A

phytochromes

21
Q

Growth away from a factor

A

negative tropism

22
Q

Reversible, repeatable plant movements

A

nastic

23
Q

A growth response to gravity

A

gravitropism

24
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A growth response to light

A

phototropism

25
Q

Plants that bloom when nights are long

A

short-day plants

26
Q

A response to the length of time exposed to light

A

photoperiodism

27
Q

Stems that are hard and not flexible

A

woody stems

28
Q

This is a growth region in plants

A

vascular cambium

29
Q

A plants stem exhibits this

A

negative gravitropism

30
Q

A type of plant hormone

A

Auxin

31
Q

The closing of a Venus flytrap is an example of _______ movement

A

nastic movement

32
Q

Mastic movements are caused by changes in _________ ________

A

turgor pressure

33
Q

These are located on the underside (bottom) of leaves

A

stomata

34
Q

When a tree has been girdled, food (sugar) cannot be transported to the bottom of the tree because the _________ has been removed

A

phloem