Chapter 6 - Stems Flashcards

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Anatomy of a woody twig

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  • Nodes
  • Internodes
  • Leaves
  • Axiallary bud
  • Terminal bud
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Leaves

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  • Petiole (Sessile)
  • Blade
  • Stipules ( estipulate)
  • Axil - the angle between leave and stem. Inside is the axillary bud
  • Leaf scar - when leaf brakes off.
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Terminal bud

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  • bigger than the axillary bud
  • Apical meristem
  • Bud scales - grow to protect buds. has antifreeze. there are bud scale scars that distinguish from last years growth to this year
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Shoot apical meristem at growing tip:

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  • Protoderm - formed from posteior part
  • Ground meristem -
  • Procambium - forms vascular bundles. (Stele)
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Stele Patterns

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  • Protostele - xylem in center and phloem around it
  • Siphonostele - pith is in the center and vascular tissues are around it
  • Eustele - common in flowering plants
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Procambium

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  • stele patterns
  • leaf and bud gaps
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Origin of secondary growth

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Vascular cambium
Cork cambium

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Vascular Cabimum

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  • in Dicots
  • Between primary xylem and phloem
  • Divide horizontally
  • Form secondary xylem (inside) & phloem (outside), between is the vascular cambium
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Bulb vs. Corm

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In a Corm the food is stored in the stem itself, not the leaves.

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Cladophyll

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Photosynthetic stem/Branch, usually flat

examples; prickly pear cactus, broccoli, asparagus

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Thorns, Spines and prickles

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Thorns are modified stems.
Spines are modified leaves.
Prickles are an outgrowth of the epidermis

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Tendril

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a specialized stem that wraps around objects. It can be a modified stem.

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13
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Tissue Patterns in Stems

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  • Herbaceous Dicots
  • Woody Dicots & Conifers
  • Monocots
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Herbaceous Dicots

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  • Almost all growth is primary
  • Vascular bundles in cylinder
  • Have rays of parenchyma
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Woody Dicots & Conifers

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EFFECT OF CELL DIVISION IN VASCULAR CAMBIUM
- Cambium cells divide laterally
- Ring of vascular tissue forms, gaps for rays
- Xylem
- Phloem
—Crushed or to cork cambium
— Lactifers - secrete latex, milky white substance example: rubber and gum
- Vascular rays - living parenchyma cells, rays cells extend multiple year. Conducts water and dissolves nutrience.
- Resin Canals

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Vascular Rays

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XYLEM rays
- Conducts Water & nutrience from xylem
- Food Storage
- Transport waste to old xylem
— Tyloses
— Heartwood
— Sapwood
PHLOEM rays

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Resin Canals

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Resin poses out of the tree for protective purposes

Example: Frankensence and myrrh

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Effect of cell division in Cork Cambium

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Forms somewhat unevenly and forms islands of cork cambium

The cork cambium has to be renewed from within.

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Components of Bark

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  • Inner bark: Phloem + cambium
  • Outer bark: Cork cambium + cork
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Monocots - Vascular bundles scattered throughout stem:

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  • Surrounded by parenchyma
  • Xylem toward center of stem
  • Only sieve tube elements and companion cells
  • No vascular cambium
  • Surrounded by bundle sheath
  • Some have extra sclerenchyma tissue
  • Some have intercalary meristems
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Specialized Stems

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  • Rhizomes
  • Stolons
  • Tubers
  • Bulbs
  • Corms
  • Cladophylls
  • Thorns