STEMS Flashcards

1
Q

where leaf or leaves are attached?

A

NODE

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2
Q

stem region between nodes?

A

INTERNODE

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3
Q

leaf, flattened

A

BLADE

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4
Q

twig by a stalk

A

PETIOLE

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5
Q

each angle between a petiole and stem contains a _____?

A

BUD

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6
Q

the angle between a petiole & stem?

A

AXIS

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7
Q

bud located in the axis?

A

AXILLARY BUD

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8
Q

aka as “flowering plants”?

A

ANGIOSPERMS

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9
Q

modified leaf-protecting, covering bud?

A

BUD SCALES

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10
Q

single bud found at the apex?

A

TERMINAL BUD

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11
Q

stem’s primary growing plant?

A

BUD

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12
Q

can tell how old the twig is?

A

BUD SCALE SCARS

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13
Q

appendages that may remain throughout the life of the leaf?

A

STIPULES

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14
Q

fine line encircling the twig?

A

STIPULE SCARS

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15
Q

loses their leaves annually?

A

DECIDUOUS

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16
Q

mark that leaves on the stem when a leaf falls down?

A

LEAF SCARS

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17
Q

marks left on the stem after years?

A

TERMINAL BUD SCALE SCARS

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18
Q

Tiny bumps in leaf scar where vascular
tissue enter the leaf from the stem?

A

BUNDLE SCARS

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19
Q

pores that allow gas exchange?

A

LENTICEL

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20
Q

3 External form of a woody plant?

A

alternate/alternately arranged, opposite/oppositely arranged, whorled

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21
Q

groups of 3 or more, whorls?

A

WHORLED

22
Q

attached in pairs?

A

OPPOSITE/OPPOSITELY ARRANGED

23
Q

twigs alternately or in a spiral around the stem?

A

ALTERNATE/ALTERNATELY ARRANGED

24
Q

artificially uniting stems?

A

GRAFTING

25
Q

grows indefinitely?

A

INDETERMINATE GROWTH

26
Q

aerial part of the plant?

A

STEM

27
Q

climbing or storage of food or water?

A

STEM

28
Q

exposes leaves for photosynthesis?

A

STEM

29
Q

site where leaves and reproductive shoots are attached?

A

STEM

30
Q

4 Functions of Stems?

A
  • SUPPORT
  • CONDUCTION
  • GROWTH
  • STORAGE
31
Q

function: physical support for leaves

A

SUPPORT

32
Q

function: contain vascular leaves?

A

CONDUCTION

33
Q

function: cell division and elongation?

A

GROWTH

34
Q

function: stores food and water?

A

STORAGE

35
Q

young stem with leaves (1 year old or less)?

A

SHOOT

36
Q

stem more than 1 year old?

A

BRANCH

37
Q

young stem, dormant in winter (1 year old or less)?

A

TWIG

38
Q

woody plants main stem?

A

TRUNK

39
Q

types of stem: taller, thin, soft

A

HERBACEOUS STEM

40
Q

types of stem: taller, thicker, harder

A

WOODY STEM

41
Q

Primary Growth increases ______ of stem?

A

LENGTH

42
Q

Secondary Growth increases ______ of stem?

A

THICKNESS

43
Q

SAM means?

A

Shoot Aperical Meristem

44
Q

herbaceous plants undergo, primary growth or secondary growth?

A

PRIMARY GROWTH

45
Q

Secondary growth builds, woody stem or herbaceous stem?

A

WOODY STEM

46
Q

older darker wood
at the center. No longer conducts
materials.

A

HEARTWOOD

47
Q

lighter; still functioning
xylem.

A

SAPWOOD

48
Q

no fibers or vessel
elements; only tracheids.

A

SOFTWOOD

49
Q

wood of woody dicots

A

HARDWOOD

50
Q

all tissues outside the
vascular cambium, including
the phloem

A

BARK

51
Q

consist of
primary and secondary
phloem

A

INNER BARK

52
Q

consist of cork tissue and
cork cambium

A

OUTER BARK (Periderm)