Plant Form and Functions Flashcards

1
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underground part of the plant

A

root system

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2
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above part of the plant

A

shoot system

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3
Q

first organ to appear when a seed germinates

A

primary roots

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4
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smaller roots that emerge horizontally from the primary root

A

secondary roots

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5
Q

secures and protects the root tip

A

root cap

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6
Q

the end of the primary root

A

root tip

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7
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an extension of plant epidermal cells in growing plant roots

A

root hairs

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8
Q

outer layer of cells that provides protection and helps in absorption

A

epidermis

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9
Q

serve as a storage area for reserved foods(in plants)

A

cortex

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10
Q

central region of the root

A

stele

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11
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controls water transport. can be found in stele

A

casparian strip

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12
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boundary between the cortex and the stele

A

endodermis

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13
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support, protect, and functionally assist phloem and xylem cells .function to facilitate and regulate new lateral root growth

A

Pericycle/Cambium

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14
Q

vascular tissue that transports food and water

A

Phloem

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15
Q

vascular tissue that transports water and has a one way flow

A

xylem

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16
Q

carries out basic metabolic functions and stores food and water. cortex and pith

A

ground tissue

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17
Q

transportation vessel phloem and xylem

A

vascular bundle

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18
Q

the location on a stem to which a leaf or branch is attached

A

node

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19
Q

the part of a plant stem between two notes

A

internode

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20
Q

located in the axle of a leaf. potential to form shoots

A

lateral bud

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21
Q

a protective tissue

A

epidermis

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22
Q

tissues that are originally able to regenerate the plant, increase growth

A

shoot tip

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23
Q

protects the outer layer of the shoot

A

epidermis

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24
Q

transport and store nutrients and provide support. located outside the ring

A

cortex

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25
Q

produces new phloem and xylem cells. located between phloem and xylem

A

cambium

26
Q

transport and store nutrients and provide support. located inside the ring

A

pith

27
Q

the tip of the leaf. water droplets accumulation

A

apex

28
Q

the sides of the leaf. reduces water loss

A

margin

29
Q

smaller lateral parts connecting to the midrib. transports nutrients throughout the leaf

A

veins

30
Q

the middle strand. helps the leaf to keep an upright position.

A

midrib

31
Q

part where the leaf attaches to the stem

A

base

32
Q

leaf stock that joins a leaf to the stem. provide mechanical support to selfhold or adjust the leaf to the sun

A

petiole

33
Q

small leaf wings that attached to the leaf stalk. protect the next leaf or bud as it grows

A

stipule

34
Q

allow co2 and oxygen to enter the leaves and excess water to exit the leaves and protects outer layer

A

upper Epidermis

35
Q

provide transport pathways for water and nutrients throughout the leaf

A

vascular bundle

36
Q

where most of the photosynthesis occurs in the leaf

A

palisade mesophyll

37
Q

to allow for the interchange of co2 that is needed for photosynthesis

A

spongy mesophyll

38
Q

co2 gateway important for gas exchange

A

stomata

39
Q

allows co2 and oxygen to enter the leaf and excess water to exit the leaf protects outer layer

A

lower epidermis

40
Q

male parts of the flower and what is it called

A

stamen: answer and filament

41
Q

produces pollen

A

anther

42
Q

support for anther

A

filament

43
Q

female parts of a flower and what is it called

A

pistil: stigma style and ovary

44
Q

modified leaves that have unique shape and color to attract pollinators

A

petals

45
Q

protects the flower before it opens

A

sepal

46
Q

sticky bulb that catches pollen grains

A

stigma

47
Q

passageway for pollen

A

style

48
Q

part of the pistil that holds the eg awaiting fertilization

A

ovary

49
Q

the small egg that grows into a seed after fertilization

A

ovule

50
Q

a stem that supports a single flower and transports food and water

A

pedicle

51
Q

controls relationship between the external environment and the embryo

A

hilum

52
Q

helps absorb water at the time of germination of the seed

A

micropyle

53
Q

provides support and nutrition to the developing plant embryo

A

cotyledon

54
Q

to protect the embryo and to transmit information regarding the external environment

A

seed coat

55
Q

parts of embryo

A

hypocotyl, epicotyl, radicle

56
Q

supplies nutrients, protects and controls embryo growth. mechanical barrier

A

endosperm

57
Q

outer layer of a fruit

A

Exocarp

58
Q

middle layer of a fruit

A

Mesocarp

59
Q

Innermost layer of the pericarp

A

Endocarp

60
Q

Parts of pericarp

A

endocarp, mesocarp. and exocarp