Plant Tissue

Question 0

Types of marastomatic tissue

Answer 0

Apical

Lateral

Interalary

Question 1

Largest sets of tissue

Answer 1

Marastomatic

Permanent

Question 2

Apical meristem

Answer 2

New growth at the tips of stems and roots.

Plant stem cells

Question 3

Lateral meristem

Answer 3

Divides in one plane across diameter

• only present in dicot

Question 4

Interary meristem

Answer 4

Lofted in between permanent tissue

Question 5

Types of perminent tissue

Answer 5

Simple

Complex

Question 6

Perminent tissue

Answer 6

Tissue former by meristematic tissue that has lost its ability to divide

Question 7

Types of Simple permanent tissue

Answer 7

Parenchyma
Collenchyma
Sclerenchyma

Question 8

Parenchyma

Answer 8

Spherical cells that store food

Question 9

Collenchyma

Answer 9

Found in hypodermis
Cubic cells with cellulose and pectin,
gives structural integrity

Question 10

Sclerenchyma

Answer 10

Thick walled dead cells used to give support to plant

Question 11

Types of complex permanent tissue

Answer 11

Xylem

Phloem

Question 12

Xylem

Answer 12

Chief conducting cell of vascular plants

Conducts water and minerals

Question 13

Phloem

Answer 13

Conducts dissolved food substances

Question 14

Vascular bundle

Answer 14

Acts as veins of the plant, contains both xylem and phloem

Question 15

Flowering plants

Answer 15

Phanerogams

Question 16

Seed covered plants

Answer 16

Angiosperms

Question 17

Veining pattern

Answer 17

Reticulation

Question 18

Proto xylem

Answer 18

Small xylem

Question 19

Meta xylem

Answer 19

Large xylem

Question 20

Monocot germination

Answer 20

Hypogeol, seed stays within the ground

Question 21

Dicot germination

Answer 21

Epigraph, seed lifts above ground

Question 22

Vascular bundle patterning in dicot

Answer 22

Circular pattern

Question 23

Vascular bundles of monocot

Answer 23

Scattered pattern