Chapter 13B, Plant Anatomy

Question 0

Tissue cells have thick cell walls and live for many years

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Woody

Question 1

Plants are classified into two parts

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Woody and herbaceous

Question 2

Tissue cell walls are thin and live for only one year

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Herbaceous

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Supports herbaceous structures

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Turgor pressure

Question 4

Two groups of plant organs and examples of each

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Vegetative: leaves, roots, and stems
Reproductive: flowers, fruits, and seeds

Question 5

Plant tissues are grouped into four categories

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Meristematic, vascular, dermal, and structural (ground)

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What is meristematic tissue

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Plant cells capable of mitosis generally found in the growing parts of plants (buds, tips of roots and stems, and herbaceous vascular bundles)

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What is vascular tissue

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Complex: composed of different types of cells
Xylem: conducts water and minerals upward
Phloem: conducts downward

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What is structural tissue

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Produces and stores food while protecting and supporting the plant

Question 9

Primary and secondary functions of leaves

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Primary: photosynthesis
Secondary: protect plant, store water, and catch insects

Question 10

Three parts of a leaf

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Blade: large flattened area
Petiole: stalk connecting leaf to stem. Without it, the leaf is sessile
Stipules: winglike thin tissue covering the leaf while forming attached to the petiole

Question 11

Leaf edges are called…give examples

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Margins…entire, undulate, dentate, and serrate

Question 12

Leaf venation has two categories and subcategories

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Parallel (monocots)
Netted (dicots)
- pinnate: veins branch off one central vein (midrib)
- palmate: two or more veins come from a single point

Question 13

Types of leaves

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Simple: one blade on one petiole
Compound: divided leaf on one petiole
Pinnately compound: leaflets are arranged down the midrib
Palmately compound: leaflets originate from the same point
Bipinnately compound: leaflets are arranged on secondary veins too

Question 14

One cell thick on top and bottom of leaf lacking chlorophyll and providing protection

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Epidermis

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Extensions of epidermal cells that can secrete odor or provide defense

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Epidermal hairs

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Waxy substance on epidermis preventing water loss

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Cuticle

Question 17

Opening on the bottom of the leaf allowing the exchange of gasses

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Stomata

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Cells that open and close the stomata with turgor pressure

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Guard cells

Question 19

Between upper and lower epidermis; primary photosynthesis area

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Parenchyma tissue

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Upper layer of parenchyma; compact cells increase surface area for maximum photosynthesis

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Palisade mesophyll

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Lower layer of parenchyma; spaced out for gas exchange. Lighter green from lack of chloroplasts

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Spongy mesophyll

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Thick walled tissues around vascular tissues in leaf

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Sclerenchyma

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Sugars and starches reach the phloem by

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Diffusion

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Four purposes of roots

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An anchor
Absorb water and dissolved minerals
Transport water and dissolved minerals
Stores food

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Two types of root systems

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Taproot: one main root with secondary roots splitting off it
Fibrous: lacks a taproot but has many secondary

Question 26

Two types of growth

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Primary: length
Secondary: width

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Tip of root

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Root cap

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Three root regions

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Meristematic: primary growth
Elongation: cells extend
Maturation: tissue differentiation

Question 29

Tissues in the root are made by what and where

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By the apical meristem just above the maturation region

Question 30

Outgrowth of epidermal cells of the root that seek water in the soil

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Root hairs

Question 31

Region of thin walled parenchyma cells that store food just inside the epidermis

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The cortex

Question 32

Single cell layer inside the cortex regulating the passage of substances into the vascular tissues

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Endodermis

Question 33

Layer of meristematic tissue in a root between the vascular tissue and endodermis

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Pericycle

Question 34

Layer of meristematic tissue between the xylem and phloem that produces more xylem and phloem

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Vascular cambium

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Central area of the young root containing the xylem and phloem

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Vascular cylinder

Question 36

Secondary growth of roots in monocots and herbaceous annuals

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They do not grow in diameter