lab 1 Flashcards

1
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Cell

A

smallest structural and functional unit of organism

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2
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Photosynthesis

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solar energy converted to organic matter

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3
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where does photosynthesis occur?

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chloroplasts

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4
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Parenchyma

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-cells are thin walled and living at maturity

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5
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what are Parenchyma called when they contain chloroplasts?

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Chlorenchyma

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6
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Collenchyma

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uneven thickened walls and are living

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7
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Scherenchyma

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cells are dead at maturity and have thick cell walls

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8
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what are the two types of Sclerenchyma?

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fibers and schlereids

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9
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Middle Lamella

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Cementing layer which glues adjacent cells together

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10
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in Schlerids, what is the cavity where cytoplasm is

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Lumen

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11
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Fibers

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Thick walled cells that provide support for the plant elongated narrow cells

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12
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what is cell wall inlaid with

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plasmalemma

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13
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what carbohydrates does cell wall contain
what is their function

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cellulose, pectin, and lignin
structural support

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14
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what is the function of lipids in plasma membrane

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regulat4e chemical movement

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15
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cytoplasm

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fluid matrix in cell membrane

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16
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nucleus

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contains DNA

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17
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Central vacuole

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fluid filled organelles that provide structure and store nutrients and water

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18
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anthocyanin

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pigment found in vacuole

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19
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cytoplasmic streaming

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transfer of materials in and out of cells

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20
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function of roots

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anchor plants, obtain water and nutrients, store energy

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21
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function shoots

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search for sunligt, conduct water and nutrient, conduct carbohydrates

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22
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Monocots

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one seed leaf

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23
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Dicot

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two seed leaf

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24
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crowns

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shoots

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where do new shoots arise from
from buds containing shoot apical meristem
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what is it called if a bud occurs tip of shoot
terminal bud
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what are buds arising from nodes below terminal bud called
axillary bud
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Monocot shoot epidermis
rarely photosynthetic, outermost layer, waxy cuticle
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Monocot shoot bundles
vascular tissues, contain xylem and phloem
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what is xylem composed of
tracheids and vessels, hollow and dead
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what is phloem composed of
sieve tube elemets and companion cells
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Dicot shoot what is primary xylem formed by
apical meristem
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Dicot what is secondary xylem formed by
vascular cambium
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what is vascular cambium
lateral meristem increases girth
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Dicot shoot formation of new xylem pushes
older primary xylem to center
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Dicot shoot what happens in the phloem as stem ages
primary phloem disintegrate
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Dicot shoot what is outermost of primary phloem made of
phloem fibers which are sclerencyma
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Dicot shoot secondary phloem where
under primary phloem outside vasc cambium
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dicot primary root
early stage of development-->taproot
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where do lateral roots arise from? dicot
pericycle
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Monocot root system
fibrous root system, then turns into adventitious root systemh
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where does adventitious root system develop
from stem tissue
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stele
endodermis, pericycle, vascular tissue
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Cladophylls
cactus pads, water storing,
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each cactus pad represent
internode
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buds
bit of broccoli and cauliflower we consume
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Corms
Single fleshy stem with reduced leaves, stem modification, below surface
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bulb
enlarged basal bud enclosed by thick scale like leaves
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Turnicate or inbricate bulb
onion and tulip
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Scaly bulb
lily
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Tubers
root or stem modifications thin epidermal later covering parenchyma
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+potato
tuberous stem
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tuberous root
dahlia and peony
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storage taproots
root modification carrots and beets
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Stolons
reproduce asexually, modified stems where it contacts soil a new root and shoot forms strawberry
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Rhizome
stem modification like stolon but extend horizonotally below ground, sprout adventitious root iris, turf and pasture grasses
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Nodules
modified root, legumes, nitrogen fixing bacteria
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adventitious roots
roots that arise from plant part other than primary root,
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Arial roots
early stage of adventitous root, provide support for epiphytic plants
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epiphytic plant
live on other plant
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prop root
corn where roots reach grown