Questions from activities

Question 1

The difference between the vascular bundles of monocot and dicots

Answer 1

Monocot - Scattered vascular bundles

Dicot - Ring-like arrangement

Question 2

Examples of aerial roots

Answer 2

Mangroves and Banyan Trees

Question 3

Function of aerial roots

Answer 3

absorbs moisture in the air

Question 4

Examples of Pneumatophores

Answer 4

Bald cypress and gum

Question 5

Function of pneumotophores

Answer 5

Helps plants get the oxygen needed for the respiration process

Question 6

Examples of buttress roots

Answer 6

Jackfruit, Moreton bay fig

Question 7

function of buttress roots

Answer 7

Stabilizes the tree

Question 8

Examples of Haustoria

Answer 8

Mistletoe

Question 9

Function of Haustoria

Answer 9

Penetrates the host plant tissue and absorbs nutrients from them

Question 10

Examples of contractile roots

Answer 10

base of a dandelion rosette

Question 11

Functions of Rosette

Answer 11

Adjusts the depth of the bulb in the soil

Question 12

The older, hardened, non-living central wood of trees is usually darker, denser, less permeable, and more durable than the surrounding sapwood.

Answer 12

heart wood

Question 13

A cambium occurring between vascular bundles that is responsible for the formation of secondary meristem

Answer 13

Interfascicular cambium

Question 14

A strip of cambium occurring between vascular bundles that is responsible for the formation of secondary meristem

Answer 14

Interfascicular cambium

Question 15

A strip of cambium that originates from the procambium is present between the xylem and the phloem of the vascular bundle

Answer 15

Fascicular cambium

Question 16

The soft outer layers of recently formed wood between the heart wood and the bark, containing the functioning vascular tissues

Answer 16

Sapwood

Question 17

Are isodiametric cells that produce the vascular rays, which constitutes the horizontal system of secondary tissues

Answer 17

Ray initials

Question 18

Store and secretes secondary metabolites in a species

Answer 18

Gladular trichomes

Question 19

Support iron absorption, boost weight loss, and enhance skin health

Answer 19

Nectarines

Question 20

Scent production

Answer 20

Osmophores

Question 21

Protects plants from herbivory and pathogenic microorganism

Answer 21

Secretory cavities

Question 22

release exudates in an intercellular space called lumens

Answer 22

Secretory ducts

Question 23

Wound healing and defense against herbivory

Answer 23

Laticifers

Question 24

Examples of plants with gladular trichomes

Answer 24

Mint, Basil

Question 25

Examples of nectarines

Answer 25

August pearl, polar light

Question 26

Examples of osmophores

Answer 26

inclue monkey nut, Mango

Question 27

Examples of secretory cavities

Answer 27

Stingkingtoe and densefruit dittany

Question 28

Examples of Secretory ducts

Answer 28

german Chamomille, ferula ferulaeoides

Question 29

Examples of laticifers

Answer 29

Nerium and Snow-on-the-mountain