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1
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4 types of tissues found in plants

A

meristematic
epidermal (dermal)
vascular
ground

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meristematic tissue is _______ tissue that can be divided by mitosis and can _______________

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unspecialized / differentiate to form specialized cells

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meristematic tissue function

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growing new parts of plant

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4
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name 2 functions of epidermal tissue

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protection

allow exchange of materials

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epidermal– protection

cuticle (waxy material)

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protects leaves from loss of water by limiting transpiration from the leaf’s surface

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6
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what produces the cuticle?

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upper epidermis

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what is transpiration?

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evaporation of water

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epidermal– protection

epidermis

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very thin layer of cells that covers the surfaces (top and bottom) of leaves, stems, and roots

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9
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epidermal– protection

hair-like structures on leaf contain ____________

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chemical irritants

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10
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epidermal– allow exchange of materials

root hairs

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absorb water and minerals from soil

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epidermal– allow exchange of materials

stomata

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allows carbon dioxide, water vapour, and oxygen to move in and out of leaf easily

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12
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why are stomata mostly found on the underside of the leaf?

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guard cells are activated by light– if the plant is under direct sunlight, the stomata would always be open
too much water would be lost
the plant would die

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13
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what is the function of vascular tissue?

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transporting water and nutrients throughout the plant

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what are the 2 things that make up vascular tissue?

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xylem

phloem

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what is the function of xylem?

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transports water and dissolved minerals upward from the roots to stems and leaves

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16
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xylem– __ way flow

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1

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17
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what is the structure of xylem?

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hollow tubes with hard walls

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18
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is xylem made of dead or alive cells?

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dead

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what is the function of phloem?

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transports sugar (from photosynthesis), nutrients, and hormones

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20
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phloem– __ way flow

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2

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21
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what is the structure of phloem?

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porous cell walls to allow exchange materials with neighbouring cells

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is phloem made of dead or alive cells?

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alive

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23
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vascular bundle

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xylem vessels grouped with phloem vessels

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24
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where is most of the plant?

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ground tissue

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25
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what is the function of ground tissue?

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filter between epidermal and vascular tissues

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26
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ground tissue– roots

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store food and water

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27
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ground tissue– leaves

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photosynthesis and gas exchange occurs

28
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ground tissue– stem

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provides strength and support

29
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4 plant organs

A

root
leaf
stem
flower

30
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3 functions of a root

A

support plant
collect water from soil
store food made in other parts of plant

31
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what is at the bottom of the root?

A

a protective epidermal tissue (root cap)

32
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what is the main function of a leaf?

A

perform photosynthesis

33
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what is the chemical formula for photosynthesis?

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6CO2 + 6H2O –> 6O2 + C6H12O6

34
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what makes up the upper and middle leaf?

A 
epidermal tissue
ground tissue (palisade mesophyll)
35
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what is the function of the epidermal tissue in the upper and middle leaf?

A

protection

36
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what is the function of the palisade mesophyll in the upper and middle leaf?

A

perform most of photosynthesis; contains many chloroplasts

37
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chloroplasts in the leaf contain thylakoids, which contains ____________________

A

chlorophyll molecules that capture light

38
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how are thylakoids arranged in the leaf?

A

in a stack called a granum

39
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spongy mesophyll in the leaf has lots of open spaces containing ____________

A

gases (CO2 and O2) and water vapour needed or produced by photosynthesis

40
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what is the function of xylem in the leaf?

A

transports water from the root, up stem to leaf

41
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what is the function of phloem in the leaf?

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transports sugars produced from photosynthesis to the rest of the plants

42
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what is the function of lower leaf (epidermal tissue) in the leaf?

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exchange gases between the leaf and the environment

43
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what do guard cells in the lower leaf allow?

A

gases to move in and out by changing their shape to control the opening and closing of stomata in the leaf

44
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what is the function of stomata in the leaf?

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the openings in the leaf for CO2 to enter and O2 and water vapour to exit

45
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what are the functions of epidermal tissue in the stem?

A

allows for exchange of gases and water vapour

provides cuticle to help prevent water loss

46
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what is the function of vascular tissue in the stem?

A

transports water and nutrients throughout the plant

47
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what is the function of ground tissue in the stem?

A

supports the leaves and flowers

48
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what is the function of the flower?

A

sexual reproductive structure to produce seeds

49
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stamen

A

male reproductive structure

50
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what makes up the stamen?

A

anther

filament

51
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anther

A

produces and contains pollen

52
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pollen

A

male sex cells

53
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filament

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supports anther

54
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pistil

A

female reproductive structure

55
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what makes up the pistil?

A

ovary
stigma
style

56
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ovary

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contain eggs in ovule

57
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ovule

A

female sex cells

58
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stigma

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produces a sticky substance that captures pollen

59
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style

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carries pollen to the ovary

60
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petal

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colourful and bright part of flowers to attract pollenators

61
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sepal

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green leaf part that covers the outside of the flower bud to protect the flower before it opens

62
Q

pollen and an egg unite to produce _____

A

seed (fertilized egg)

63
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what forms the fruit?

A

ovary

64
Q

root hairs increase _________

A

surface area of the roots

65
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osmosis moves ____________ to the ______

A

water and minerals / roots

66
Q

cohesion

A

water molecules stick together

67
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adhesion

A

water molecules stick to xylem wall

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