Plants I

Question 1

Tracheophytes

Answer 1

Vascular plants, does have true roots, stems, and leaves, three types of vascular plants
Seedless, gymnosperm, angiosperm

Question 2

Bryophytes

Answer 2

non-vascular plants, do not have true roots, stems, and leaves

Question 3

Roots function

Answer 3

Anchor plant, store food, takes in food

Question 4

Fibrous

Answer 4

many thin roots

Question 5

Tap

Answer 5

one long one with ones coming out of it

Question 6

Prop

Answer 6

a root that grows from a stem above the ground

Question 7

Herbaceous

Answer 7

green, thin, and short, last for one growing season

Question 8

Woody

Answer 8

made of wood, thick, gets taller and wider every year, can last for many growing seasons

Question 9

Layers of woody stem and function

Answer 9

Outer bark - protects cells inside
Inner bark - living phloem
Cambuim - produces xylem and phloem
Sapwood - active xylem
Heartwood - old, inactive xylem, supports the tree, is used to make wooden objects
Annular rings - each ring of xylem, represetns one year’s growth

Question 10

Water loss through the stomata?

Answer 10

Transpiration

Question 11

petiole

Answer 11

stalk, (don’t call it a stem :/ )

Question 12

veins

Answer 12

are veins, helps transport food and water

Question 13

blade

Answer 13

the heart part of it (“Flat part”to be exact, >:( if u want to be proper )

Question 14

stem function

Answer 14

support leaves, transport food and water, store food