Histology Flashcards

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Study of tissues and cells under a microscope

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Histology

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Tissues that can be differentiated

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Meristematic tissues

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Produces cells that quickly differentiate, or specialize, and become permanent tissues

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meristems

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4
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Meristematic tissues differentiate into ___ main types

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three

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5
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Tissues that cannot be further differentiated further

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permanent tissues

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Tissues that have lost their ability to divide

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Permanent tissues

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Covers the plant and can be found on the outer layers of roots, stems, and leaves

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Dermal tissues

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Main functions of dermal tissues

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Transpiration, Gas exchange, and defense.

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9
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The plumbing system of the plant

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vascular tissues

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main function of the vascular tissues

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Allows water, minerals, and dissolved sugars from photosynthesis to pass through the parts of the plant.

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11
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Vascular tissues are composed of two primary conducting tissues

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Xylem and Phloem

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12
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Tissues that are not considered dermal or vascular tissue

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Ground tissues

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main functions of ground tissues

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Store molecules (such as starch)

Photosynthesize (Such as mesophyll cells)

Support

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14
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Scientific name of alfalfa

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Medicago sativa

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15
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Family of Alfalfa

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Febaceae

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16
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Composes the horizontal rays in wood

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Parenchymal cells

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17
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Retains the ability to divide

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Parenchymal cells

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18
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Important in vegetative regeneration and wound healing

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Parenchymal cells

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19
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Function of parenchymal cells

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photosynthesis, storage, and transport

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An integral part to vascular tissues where it provides a route of exchange for materials within and between xylem and phloem

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Parenchymal cells

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21
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Scientific name of Celery leaf petiole

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Apium graveolens

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22
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Celery leaf family

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Apiaceae

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23
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Elongated living cells of uneven primary thick walls

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Collenchymal cells

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24
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What does collenchymal cells possess

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Hemicellulose, cellulose, and pectic materials

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Function of collenchymal cells
provides support, structure, mechanical strength and flexibility to the petiole, leaf veins, and stem of young plants allowing for easy bending without breakage
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Specialized type of parenchymal cells responsible for storing chlorophyll
Collenchymal cells
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Does not usually participate in photosynthesis
Collenchymal cells
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Does not usually participate in photosynthesis
Collenchymal cells
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living cells with a thick primary wall
Collenchymal cells
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Pear fruit
Pyrus communis L.
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Family of pear fruit
Rosaceae
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Sub-family of pear fruit
pomoideae
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provides mechanical support or make plant tissues hard
Schlerenchymal cells
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Adaptive to withstand both compressive and tensile stresses in plants
Schlerenchymal cells
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Form structural support to the plant organs and protective coverings around nuts and seeds
Schlerenchymal cells
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Dead cells with very thick cell walls and support tissues in plants
Schelrenchymal cells
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Are lignified
Schlerenchymal cells
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What was the pear fruit stained with
Safranin
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Chemical formula of Safranin
C20H19N4Cl
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Biological stain used in histology and cytology
Safranin
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Counterstain in coloring cell nuclei red
Safranin
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Safranin us a classic counterstain in both_______ and _______
Gram-staining and endospores staining
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Safranin could also be used for the detection of _______
Cartilage, Mucin, and Mast cell granules
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Tilia (Basswood)
Tilia americana
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Family name of Tilia
Malvaceae
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Common names of Tilia americana
American basswood and American lindens
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Common name of squash
Cucurbita maxima
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Family name of squash
Cucurbitaceae (gourd family)
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The cortex is made up of ____
Parenchymal cells
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Support is given to the stem by _____
Collenchymal cells
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Where does Collenchymal cells occur
under the epidermis in the cortex
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are thin plates which separate neighboring phloem cells
sieve cells
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three types of tissue systems
Epidermal Ground Vascular
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Epidermal tissue systems
Epidermis, trichome hairs, stomata
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Ground tissue systems
Parenchyma, Collenchyma, Sclerenchyma, Mesophyll
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Vascular tissue system
Xylem, Phloem, Cambium
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Consists of undifferentiated cells capable of cell division
Meristematic tissues
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Cells that can develop into all other tissues and organs that can occur in plants
Meristematic tissues
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Most plants are not immortal but there are ___ and ____ plants
clonal and non-clonal
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They will continue to divide until they get differentiated
Meristematic tissues
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Fibrous roots
Monocots
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Forms a wide network of thin roots that originates from the stem
Monocots
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stay close to the surface of the soil
Monocots
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Taproots
Dicots
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Forms a single thick root that grows deep into the soil
Dicot roots
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Smaller lateral branches
Dicot
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Has xylems
Both monocot and dicot
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Both absorbs water and minerals
Both monocot and dicot
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has cortex
Both monocot and dicot
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Both have vascular bundles
Both monocot and dicot
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Modified roots samples
Radish Carrot Turnip Mirabiles
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Radish
fusiform root
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Carrot
Conical root
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Turnip
Napiform root
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Mirabiles
tuberous root