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Storage polysaccharide in archaeplastida

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Starch

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Specialized structures in which gametes develop; bounded by a sterile layer (jacket) of cells

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Jacketed gametangia

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Immature sporophyte stage

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Embryo (plant)

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Waxy layer associated with plant epidermis

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Cuticle (plant)

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Spindle microtubules that persist into telophase of mitosis and are arrayed perpendicular to the plane of cell division

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Phragmoplast

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Region of cell division that forms at the apex of a growth axis

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Apical meristem

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Decay-resistant component or spore and/or pollen walls

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Sporopollenin

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The mosses

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Bryophyta

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The ferns

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Pterophyta

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The flowering plants (aka angiosperms)

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Anthophyta

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Opening in epidermal surface of plants; guard cell turgid determines if it is open or closed; site of gas exchange

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Stomata (stoma)

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Water (and inorganic ion) conducting tissue. Dead at functional maturity

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Xylem

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Sugar (in water) conducting tissue;alive at functional maturity

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Phloem

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Plant organ primarily associated with photosynthesis

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Leaf

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Plant organ primarily associated with support and transport

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Stem

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Plant organ primarily associated with anchoring and uptake of water and nutrients

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Root

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Function of one sperm nucleus with egg and fusion of second sperm nucleus with polar nuclei

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Double fertilization

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Diplobionic life history where distinct, multicellular haploid and multicellular diploid stages are present

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Alternation of generation

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The haploid (gametophyte) and diploid (sporophyte) stages are morphologically distinct from one another

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Heterotrophic alternation of generation

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Life history involving alternation of generations

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Diplobionic

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Life history where only one stage (haploid or diploid) is dominant, actively growing or multicellular

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Haplobionic

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Haploid phase in alternation of generation; produces gametes by mitosis (plus cytokinesis)

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Gametophyte

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Diploid phase in alternation of generation; produces spores by meiosis (plus cytokinesis)

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Sporophyte

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Plasmogamy with karyogamy; Union of gametes (often egg and sperm)

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Fertilization

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First cell (haploid) of the gametophyte generation

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Spore (plant)

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Diploid cell in a sporangioum that is destined to undergo meiosis to produce spores

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Spore mother cell (sporophyte)

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Specialized structure that contains spore mother cells that undergo meiosis to produce spores

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Sporangium

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Diploid cell which is (generally) the product of the Union of egg (female gamete) and sperm (male gamete)

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Zygote

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The mosses, liverworts, and hornworts

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Bryophytes

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Stalk-like structure that supports a sporangium

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Seta

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Jacketed gametangia me that produces sperm

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Antheridia

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Jacketed gametangia my that produces an egg

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Archegonium

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Another name for sporangium

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Capsule

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Tooth-shaped covering at apex of moss sporangia; teeth open and close in response to changes I humidity

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Peristome teeth

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Moss found in acid bog

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Sphagnum

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An aggregation of sporangia (ferns)

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Sorus (sori)

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Immature seed; when it is mature it is comprised of Integument, mega sporangium, and female gametophyte

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Ovule

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Ovule that has received pollen, when it is mature it is comprised of seed coat, mega sporangium (0r other nutritional tissue) and embryo

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Seed

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Naked-seeded plants (e.g. Conifers)

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Gymnosperm

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Seasonal or annual loss of plant structure– usually in reference to leaves

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Decidious

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Two types of spores are produced: micro and megaspores

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Heterospory

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Sporangium in which micro spores are produced by meiosis

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Microsporangium

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Diploid cell (in microsporangium) destined to undergo meiosis to produce micro spores

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Microspores mother cell (aka microsporocyte)

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Microspores develop into (x); develop in pollen in seed plants

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Microgametophyte

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Transport stage that contains the microgametophyte; in seed plants only

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Pollen

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Sporangium in which Megaspores are produced by meiosis

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Megasporangim

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Diploid cell (in megasporagium) destined to undergo meiosis to produce megaspores

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Megaspores mother cell (aka megasporocyte)

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First cell (haploid) of the mega gametophyte generation (the product of meiotic division of megaspores mother cell)

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Megaspore

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First cell (haploid) of the microgametophyte generation (the product of meiotic division of a microspore mother cell)

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Microspore

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Megaspores develop into (x); develop in ovules in seed plants

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Megametophyte

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Seed leaf (dicots) or scutellum (monocots)

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Cotyledon

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Reproduction structure in flowering plants comprised of ranks of modified leaves (sepals, petals, stamens, and carpels)

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Flower

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Lowest rank of floral parts; often leaf-like

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Sepals

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The second lowest rank of floral parts; often involved in attracting pollinators

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Petals

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The complement of sepals on a flower

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Calyx

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The complement of petals on a flower

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Corolla

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The rank of floral parts that bears microsporangia; comprised of filaments and anthers (typically four microsporangia)

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Stamens

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The portion of the stamen that bears microsproangia

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Anther

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Stalk-like structure that supports an anther (part of a stamen)

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Filament

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The rank of floral parts that bears megasporagium contained in ovules; comprised of stigma, style, and ovary

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Carpel (aka pistil)

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Pollen-receptive surface (usually the apex) of a carpel

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Stigma (angiosperms)

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Portion of carpel that connects stoma to ovary

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Style

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Basal portion of carpel that contains one or more ovules

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Ovary

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Fully developed ovary (following pollination)

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Fruit

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The act of pollen reaching the stigmatic surface (by wind, insect, bird, bat or waterO

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Pollination

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The phenomenon of disseminating or distributing seeds after they have matured; often aided by the fruit

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Seed dispersal

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Having a single seed leaf (cotyledon)

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Monocotyledon

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Having two seed leaves (cotyledons)

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Dicotyledon

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Having floral parts in threes or multiples of threes (typical of monocots)

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Trimerous

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Having floral parts in fours or multiples of four (typical of dicots)

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Tetramerous

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Having floral parts in fives or multiples of fives (typical of dicots)

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Pentamerous

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Veins or leaf are or appear to be parallel to be another (typical of many monocots)

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Parallel venation

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Vein of leaf are branched and form a network (typical of dicots)

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Netted (reticulate) venation

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Region of vascular tissue development

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Stele

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Vascular tissue that forms bundles that are scattered throughout the ground tissue (as seen in cross sections); primarily a monocot stem feature

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Atactostele

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Vascular tissue that forms bundles that are arranged in a ring in the ground tissue (as seen in cross sections); primarily a dicot stem feature

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Eustele

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Pattern of root development with no main root axis; primarily a monocot feature

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Fibrous root

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Pattern of root development with a main root axis; primarily a dicot feature

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Tap root

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Pollen tubes develop from pores; is typical of monocot plants

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Single pollen pore

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Pollen tubes develop from pores; is also typical of monocots

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3 pollen pores

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The part of the plant comprising the above-ground components: leaves and stems

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Shoot system

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The part of the plant comprising the below ground components

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Root system

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Cellular processes of root epidermal cells; associated with regio of root involved in absorption

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Root hairs

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Point of origin for leaves and branches in a shoot system

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Nodes

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That portion of the stem that connects one node to another

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Internodes

86
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Bud found at the apex of the shoot system; includes an apical meristem

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Terminal bud

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Bud found in the axis of a leaf (the angle between petiole and stem axis)

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Auxiliary (lateral) bud

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Stalk-like structure of a leaf

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Petiole

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The flattened portion of a leaf; primary site of photosynthesis

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Blade (lamina)

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Leaf comprised of many leaflets/blades

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Compound leaf

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Leaf comprised of a single blade

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Simple leaf

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Tissue that develops into epidermis

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Dermal tissue (plants)

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Tissue that develops into conducting tissue (xylem and phloem)

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Vascular tissue (plants)

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Tissue that develops into cortex and pith

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Ground tissue (plants)

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Outer layer of cells (bears cuticle in plants)

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Epidermis

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Outer tissue layer (dead cells) of bark

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Periderm (cork)

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Periderm plus secondary phloem

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Bark

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Fundamental cell/tissue type; can differentiate into all other cell/tissue types

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Parenchyma (plant)

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Structural tissue (augmented primary cell wall( that is living at maturity

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Collenchyma

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Structural tissue (lignified secondary cell walls) that is dead at maturity

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Sclerenchyma

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Xylem cell with tapered ends and pit connections; dead at maturity (strengthened with secondary cell walls)

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Tracheid

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Xylem cell with large openings at both ends; dead at maturity (strengthened with secondary cell walls)

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Vessel

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Phloem cell with sieve plates that allow movement of sugar from one cell to the next; living at maturity, but lack nucleus

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Sieve tube

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Phloem cell that is paired with sieve tubes; functions in phloem loading and unloading; directs operations in sieve tube that lacks a nucleus

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Companion cell

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Growth associated with primary (apical) meristems; this would be the shoot tips and root tips; adds to the length of the plant

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Primary growth

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Growth associated with secondary (lateral) meristems; this is the mostly vascular cambium that produces secondary xylem (wood) and secondary phloem; only associated with dicots

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Secondary growth

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Meristem that adds girt to a stem or root; only associated with dicots

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Lateral meristem

108
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Region of ground tissue that lies between the stele (site of vascular tissue) and the epidermis

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Cortex

109
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Physical description of stele found in roots of many plants

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Vascular cylinder

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Innermost layer of cortex; possess a waxy layer (aka casuarina strip) that prevents apoplastic (in the spaces between cells) water movement

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Endodermis

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Outermost layer of vascular cylinder in roots; cells have meristematic potential to produce branch roots

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Pericyle

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Region of ground tissue that lies at the center of a root or stem

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Pith

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The product of activity of the pericycle

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Branch root

114
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Immature leaf

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Leaf primordium

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Middle layer of leaf tissue (between epidemal layers)

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Mesphyll

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Layer of mesophiyll cells arranged in parallel columns (palisad); primary site of photosynthesis in dicot leaves; lies just beneath the upper epidermis

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Palisade mesophyll

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Layer of mesophyll cells loosely arranged (spongy); primary site of gas and vapor exchange in dicot leaves; leis just beneath the palisade layer and extends to the lower epidermis

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Spongy mesophyll

118
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Secondary (lateral) meristem that produces wood (secondary xylem) and secondary phloem in dicots

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Vascular cambium

119
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Secondary (lateral) meristem that produces the corky layer in bark (only dicots)

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Cork cambium

120
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Secondary xylem produced in the spring of an annual growth ring

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Spring wood

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Secondary xylem produced in the summer of an annual growth ring

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Summer wood

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