Lab Practical Flashcards

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Monocot

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1 cotyledon, parallel leaves, scattered vascular bundles, fibrous root system

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Dicot

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2+ cotyledons, reticulate leaves, circular vascular bundles, taproot system

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Collenchyma

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structural support, edges of plant tissue, near epidermis

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Leaf Primordia

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early shoot, develops into bud

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Apical meristem

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undifferentiated cells, tips of roots and shoots

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Axillary Buds

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dormant embryonic shoot

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Amyloplast

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storage of starch granules, stained purple

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Sclereids

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thick cell walls, pear’s gritty texture

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Lenticel

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allow O2 to enter the plant, allows for gas exchange in loose tissue, stimluates growth

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10
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Pine (Gym) Transverse

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vertical thin rp/vertical boxy tracheids

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Oak (Ang) Transverse

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vertical thin rp/vertical circular vessel elements/surrounded by smaller circular fibers

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Pine (Gym) Radial

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Long thin vertical trachieds/Horizontal thin rp

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Oak (Ang) Radial

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Long skinny vertical fibers, gapping vertical vessel, small circular horizontal rp

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Pine (Gym) Tangential

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Vertical wispy trachieds/small circular rp in between

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Oak (Ang) Tangential

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Long vertical fibers/large vessel whole/small circular rp in between fibers

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Gymnosperms

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tracheids, pit membrane, sieve cells, sieve pores

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Angiosperms

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vessel elements, sclerieds, fibers, phloem sieve tubes (members, plates, companion cells)

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Phloem Sieve Tube

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sieve tube members, sieve plate, “plunger”

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Stomatal Guard Cells Open

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Q

Stomatal Guard Cells Closed

A

Dehydrated

21
Q

Adaxial

A

top, palisades parenchyma

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Q

Abaxial

A

bottom, stomata, spongy parenchyma

23
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Monocot Leaves

A

Adaxial bundle sheath extensions

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Shade Leaf

A

thinner, less tightly packed

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Sun Leaf
expensive, thicker, more tightly packed, burns more sugar
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Hydrophyte
aerenchyma and fewer stomata, huge circular aerenchyma holding O2
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Xerophyte
stomatalcrypts
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Leaf Abscission Zone
cortex parenchyma cells that are affected are stained and are corked off, vascular tissue is unaffected until the cork tissue has made it fully across
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Leaf Vein Networks
mesophyll (site of chloroplasts)
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Root Anatomy
Region of Maturation, Region of Elongation, Region of Division, Root Cap
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Root Hairs
Region of Maturation
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Monocot Root
Central pith, xylem and phloem surrounding
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Dicot Root
Central xylem, surrounding phloem
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Pericycle
Lateral root origin
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Casparian Strip
ring-like band that controls the movement of water and solutes into the vascular tissue
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Root Nodules
symbiotic infection of bacteria, nitrogen-fixing bacteria, swelling of the appendage on the lateral root
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Anet
Assimilation of Carbon (umol/m^2s)
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E
Evapotranspiration (mol/m^2s)
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gsw
stomatal conductance (mol/m^2s)
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Fv/Fm
chlorophyll fluorescence
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LI-6800
Measures CO2/H20
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IRGA
Infrared Gas Analyzer, two calibrated chambers, measuring difference in photosynthetic rate, matching occurs, drift happens, latch closes
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Thermocouple
Two metals have a difference in temperature, which triggers a voltage that can be quantified
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Driving Force (pressure)
P + G + H
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Conductance
flux/driving force
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Xcs
(l x conductance)/ xylem area
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Lcs
(l x conductance)/ leaf area