plants!!! Flashcards

1
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what are the three tissues formed during plant development?

A

epidermal, ground, vascular

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2
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what is epidermal tissue?

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it’s the outside tissue it has the outer coverings

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3
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what is ground tissue?

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The middle tissue that supports, stores water, food, photosynthesis

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4
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what is vascular tissue?

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circulatory system that includes xylem and phloem

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5
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what are three types of dermal cells?

A

Guard cells,trichomes, root hairs 

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6
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what are the three types of ground tissue?

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parenchyma, collenchyma, sclerenchyma

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7
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what do your guard cells do?

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they are dumbbells shaped cells around the stomata

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8
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what are tri-combs?

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hair like outgrowths that regulate micro climate

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9
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what are root hairs?

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tubular extensions of epidermal cells that increase roots surface area

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10
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what does parenchyma do?

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stores food and water(ex:apple)

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11
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what does collenchyma do?

A

provide support for plants organs

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12
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what does sclerenchyma do?

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supporting function is able to support even in dead state( ex: fibers like linen)

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13
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what does xylem do?

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The principle water conducting tissue

combinations of vessels and tracheids

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14
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what does phloem do?

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Food conducting tissue

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15
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What does a root do?

A

an organ that anchors the vascular plant, absorb minerals and waters, stores organic nutrients to be used for flowering and fruit production

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16
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what are the main types of modified roots?

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prop roots, storage roots, strangling aerial roots, buttress roots and air roots

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17
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what are stems?

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stems are an organ consisting of alternating systems of nodes that point at which leaves are attached to

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18
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what is an auxiliary bud?

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is a structure that has the potential to form a lateral shoot or branch

19
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what is a terminal bud?

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is located near the shoot tip and causes elongation of a young shoot

20
Q

what are angiosperms?

A

Flowering plants that have dicot and monocot’s

21
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what are dicots?

A

two seeds or two cotyledon

there are MORE dicots than mono

22
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what are monocots?

A

one seed or one cotyledon

have NO secondary growth

23
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what are meristems?

A

Regions of unspecialized cells in plants that are capable of cell division

24
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Apical meristems

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Produce and elongation of roots and shoots located at the end of the tips

25
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Lateral meristems

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May produce an increase in girth, gets thicker(ex:trees)

26
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What are the three primary apical meristems?

A

protoderm, procambium, ground meristem

27
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protoderm

A

forms epidermis

28
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procambium

A

forms primary vascular tissue

29
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ground meristem

A

differentiates into ground tissue

30
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two types of lateral meristems?

A

cork cambium and vascular cambium

31
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cork cambium

A

produce cork cells(epidermal cells)

32
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vascular cambium

A

produced secondary vascular tissues

33
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Primary Growth

A

cell division at the apical meristem

34
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Secondary Growth

A

results from cell division at the lateral meristem

35
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What is the main photosynthetic organ of most vascular plants?

A

leafs and green stems

36
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transpiration

A

water movement through a plant, pulls water through stroma

37
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regulation of transpiration

A

stomata open and close due to changes in turgid pressure of guard cells

38
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translocation

A

distribution of carbohydrates manufactured in leaves to rest of the plant

39
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what is a stolons?

A

Horizontal stems that grow along the surface , these “runners” enable a plants reproduce

40
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bulbs

A

Are vertical, underground shoes consisting mostly it in large basis of leaves

41
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tubers

A

such as red potatoes are large and rhizomes 

42
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rhizomes

A

horizontal stems that grow just below or along the surface

43
Q

mesophyll

A

tissue between upper and lower epidermis

44
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monocot leaf

A

mesophyll and veins