PLANT ORGANS Flashcards

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PLANT ORGANS

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Roots
Stem
Leaves
Flower
Seeds
Fruits

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– Protects the tender apex (absent in aquatic plants)

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  • Root cap
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  • 1 to few mm above the root cap; have small cells with thin walls, dense with protoplasm; undergo repeated cell division (meristematic region)
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Region of cell division –

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  • – lies above meristematic region; extends to 1-5 mm; undergo rapid elongation and enlargement; responsible for growth in length of the root
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Region of elongation

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*– lies above meristematic region of elongation, this region produces root hairs .

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Region of maturation

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Types of Roots

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  1. Tap root system
  2. Adventitious root system
  3. Fibrous Root system
  4. Foliar root system
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  • Primary root grows vertical downward
  • Branches grows downward or horizontally outwards
  • Most of dicots plants have taproot system
    Functions: Absorb water, mineral, salts from soil and anchorage
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  1. Tap root system
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  • Roots that grow from any part of the plant other than radicle.
  • Those roots formed on stem and leaf cuttings and those produced by air layering.
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Adventitious root system

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  • Opposite of taproot system
  • In monocots (with all adventitious roots)
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Fibrous Root system

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  • From leaves mainly petiole or vein (spontaneous or due to injury)
  • Examples are begonia
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  1. Foliar root system
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