L5: Dermal Tissue System Flashcards

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1
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3 stages of cell growth

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Cell division
Cell expansion
Cell differentiation

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epidermis

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covers the surface of all plant organs (produced by primary growth)

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3
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Diverse epidermal cell types

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pavement cells
guard cells
trichomes
root hairs

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Dermal tissue system

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Outermost layer of cells that controls what goes in and what goes out and protects it from the environment

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What is the dermal tissue system often covered by?

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covered by a waxy, hydrophobic cuticle

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Function of the plant cuticle

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minimize water loss and prevent organ fusion
surface self-cleaning

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What is the plant cuticle lotus effect?

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Hydrophobic cuticle allows water droplets to bead on the plant’s surface and assists in removing debris (self cleaning)

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Hypothesized function of the plant cuticle’s cuticular folds and ridges

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prevent extended contact between different surfaces
create iridescence that attracts pollinators
help bugs attach, walk, and even guide towards desired features of the plant

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9
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periderm is the _________ epidermis

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secondary

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pavement epidermal cells

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general protection and support
typically no chloroplasts (no photosynthesis)

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guard cells

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2 guard cells together that form pores in the plant’s epidermis that can open and close by turgor pressure

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Guard cells function

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control gas exchange

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13
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Where are guard cells most abundant

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the bottom of a leaf

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14
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What are guard cells often flanked by to help regulate turgor

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subsidiary cells

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15
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turgid (guard cells)

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open

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flaccid (guard cells)

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closed

17
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specialized features of the guard cell

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thickened inner wall lining the pore/aperture
cellulose microfibrils are radially oriented

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Trichome

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a unicellular or multicellular outgrowth of the epidermis on stems, leaves, or flowers

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Trichome functions

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protection
limit water loss
protect from high sunlight by reflecting it
exude chemicals for defense or attraction

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non-glandular/non-secretory trichomes

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often hair-like or spike-like trichomes that provide physical protection

21
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glandular/secretory trichomes

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bulbous trichomes that produce secretions/oils that provide chemical protection

22
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2 root epidermal cell types

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Hair cells (trichoblasts)
Non-hair cells (atrichoblasts)

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Hair cells (trichoblasts) function

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absorb water and nutrients

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Non-hair cells (atrichoblasts) function

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provide support and ensure space between hairs

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types of primary meristems

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protoderm
ground meristem
procambium

26
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type of apical meristems

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shoot and root

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secondary (lateral) meristems

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vascular cambium
cork cambium

28
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periderm

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the secondary epidermis that is derived from the secondary meristem called cork cambium

29
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periderm function

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protection and control of water loss

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