No1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the palisade mesophyll and spongy mesophyll?

A

Palisade - primary site of photosynthesis
Spongy - contains air and chloroplast

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2
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What is the stem for?

A

Movement of material.
Support leaves and flowers
Food storage

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3
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What are lenticels?’

A

Breathing pores

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4
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What are bud scale scars

A

Shows where terminal buds have been located, denotes a season’s growth.

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5
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Terminal bud and auxiliary lateral bud?

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Terminal is bud on end of stem.
Auxiliary is on the side

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6
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What is cambium?

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Thin green actively growing tissue between bark and wood, producing all new cells.

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7
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What is bark?

A

Old, inactive cambium.

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8
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Heartwood and sapwood?

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Heart - old inactive xylem
Sap - new active xylem

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9
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What is a taproot?

A

One main root no nodes. Continuation of primary root, ideal for anchorage. Ie daffodil

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10
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Fibrous roots?

A

Many finely branched secondary roots with no main tap root. Shallow roots that cover a large area, more efficient absorption of water

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11
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Aerial roots?

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Clinging air roots, shoots grow horizontally. Absorptive air roots that get moisture from air

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12
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Pmeumatophores?

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Roots that grow out of water ie swamp cypress. They have breathing pores

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