Plant Form Flashcards

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What do plants have?

A

Cells
Tissue
Organs
Organ systems

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What are the two layers some plant cell walls have?

A

Primary cell wall
secondary cell wall

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3
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What is the primary cell wall form?

A

the outermost cell wall layer

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4
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What does the secondary cell wall form?

A

the tough layer inside the primary wall

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5
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What is the middle lamella?

A

the sticky layer that lies between adjacent plant cells

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6
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What is the plasmodesmata?

A

Openings in the cell wall that allow cells to communicate and exchange materials easily

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7
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What are the five major types of plant cells?

A

parenchyma
collenchyma
sclerenchyma
water-conducting
food-conducting

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8
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What are Parenchyma cells?

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the most abundant cell in plants which is thin and flexible primary cell wall

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What is the function of Parenchyma cells?

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perform most of the metabolic functions of a plant

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10
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What are some features of Collenchyma cells? (3)

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  1. lack secondary wall
  2. unevenly thick primary cell wall
  3. flexible support in actively growing parts of the plant
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11
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Sclerenchyma cells have a thick secondary wall usually strengthened with what?

A

lignin

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12
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True of False: Sclerenchyma cells can elongate

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False: They cannot elongate at maturity since they are only found in regions of plants that have stopped growing

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What are the two types of Sclerenchyma cells

A

Fibers
Sclereids

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14
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What are features of fiber sclerenchyma cells

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long and slender usually arranged in bundles

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What are features of sclereids sclerenchyma cells

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shorts that fibers, with thick irregular and very hard secondary walls

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What are the five major types of plant cells

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  1. parenchyma cells
  2. collenchyma cells
  3. sclerenchyma cells
  4. water conducting cells
  5. food-conducting cells
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17
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What are the two types of tissue Xylem is made from

A

Tracheids and vessel elements

18
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What are the two types of cells phloem tissue is made from?

A

Sieve-tube elements
companion cells

19
Q

Xylem moves water ___ the plant

A

Up the plant

20
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Phloem moves food ___ the plant

A

down the plant

21
Q

At maturity are Phloem dead or alive?

22
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At maturity are Xylem dead or alive?

23
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What are the small holes in the Dermal Tissue called?

24
Q

What is the purpose of Stoma?

A

gas exchange

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What are the two systems in plants?
Shoot system and root system
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What are the two parts of a plant stem?
Nodes Internodes
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Where are nodes found?
where leaves develop
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Where are Internodes found?
space between nodes
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Plants use Indererminate growth, what does this mean?
They continue growing throughout the organisms life
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What are the two types of growth that happen during Primary Growth?
roots push downwards through soil shoots grow upwards towards the sun
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True or False: In Primary Growth, growth only occurs at the root and tips
True!
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Where are the Apical Meristems located?
tips of the roots or shoots
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Where are root caps located?
Covering the Apical Meristems
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What are the three "zones" behind the root caps?
Zone of Cell Division Zine of Elongation Zone of Differentiation
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What is the purpose of Secondary Growth?
To increase the thickness of stems and roots
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In secondary growth what are Lateral Meristems?
Areas of active cell division
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Where are the two cylinders which Lateral Meristems exist in?
extending along the roots and shoots
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What are the two cylinders that lateral meristems called?
Vascular Cambium Cork Cambium
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Where is Vascular cambium located
between prime xylem and prime phloem
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Whee is the cork cambium located
the outer edge of stem cortex