Identifying Plant Tissues

Question 1

A group of cells organized into a structural unit and functional unit is a

Answer 1

Tissue

Question 2

What is not a type of epidermal cell?

Answer 2

Collenchyma cell

Question 3

Which of the following tissues has sugar conduction as a primary function?

Answer 3

Phloem

Question 4

In Woody eudicots the periderm replaces the

Answer 4

Epidermis

Question 5

The plant tissue that moves water and dissolves minerals in a generally upward direction is the

Answer 5

Xylem

Question 6

A cell that provides flexible support in green stems is a

Answer 6

Collenchyma cell

Question 7

A cell type that has thin primary walls, a large vacuole and is living at maturity is a

Answer 7

Parenchyma cell

Question 8

Which of the following is a meristematic tissue?

Answer 8

Corkcambium

Question 9

Increase in girth of a tree is due to the activity of

Answer 9

Lateral secondary meristems

Question 10

Plants cells that are usually alive at maturity include all of the following except

Answer 10

Vessel elements

Question 11

The four primary tissues of vascular plants are

Answer 11

Dermal, meristematic, ground and vascular

Question 12

The three organs of vascular plants are

Answer 12

Roots stems and leaves

Question 13

Explain how the epidermis enables a plant to do each of the following

Answer 13

The epidermis waxy skin keeps water from getting out stomates are on the epidermis and assist with the co2 needed for photosynthesis

Question 14

The layer of soil bound by the Mucinex and roothairs and containing microorganism and sloughed off cells of the root cap is called

Answer 14

Rhizosphere

Question 15

The casparian strip is a band of wax around the cells of the

Answer 15

Endodermis

Question 16

Root hairs are prominent in the

Answer 16

Region of differentiation

Question 17

If a plant has two leaves attached to the stem at each node the leaf arrangement is

Answer 17

Opposite

Question 18

When three or more leaves occur at a node it is said to be

Answer 18

Whorled

Question 19

Growth rings can be seen in cross sections of trees because of differences In the sizes of cells

Answer 19

Spring wood and summer wood

Question 20

Bark refers to

Answer 20

All of the tissues outside the vascular cambium

Question 21

In a leaf photosynthesis is primarily the function of the

Answer 21

Mesophyll

Question 22

Which of the following groups of fruits would be classified as true berries?

Answer 22

Tomatoes and grapes

Question 23

The part of the flower that frequently functions in protecting unopened flower buds is called

Answer 23

Calyx/Sepals

Question 24

Does the drawing with the flower show inferior or superior ovary?

Answer 24

Inferior

Question 25

Flower drawing

Answer 25

A is sepal
B anther
C filament
E stigma
F style
G ovary

Question 26

Pollination is

Answer 26

The transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma

Question 27

Which of the following structures develops into a seed?

Answer 27

Ovule

Question 28

The fruits produced by melons and squashes are examples of

Answer 28

Pepos

Question 29

All of the following are dry, indihescent fruits except

Answer 29

Capsules

Question 30

The skin of most fruits is technically the

Answer 30

Exocarp