stems Flashcards

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nodes and inter nodes

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this means its a stem not a root
Leaves attach to the nodes

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leaves

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petiole : stalk (or sessile, no stalk)
blade
stipules (small leaves)
axil
leaf scar: left when leaves break off, can help in winter to determine type of tree

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axillary buds

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terminal bud

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apical meristem: directing growth
Bigger than axillary buds
bud scales

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primary gr

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bulb

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fleshy and for storing food, have a small stem at the base

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corm

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food is being stored in the stem example is crocus

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cladophylls

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photosynthetic branch, often flat, specialized stem

ex: prickly pear cactus

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thorn

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modified stem, start in axel of leaf and develops into thorns
spines are modified leaves
prickles are the outgrowth of epidermis,…. example is the rose

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tendril

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specialized stem used to wrap around things to support the plant. Can be a modified leaf or part of a leaf, or a modified stem.

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herbaceous dicots

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  • almost all growth is primary
  • vascular bundles in cylinder with pith in middle (eustele)
  • have rays of parenchyma
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woody dicot and confider: effect of cell division in vascular cambium

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  • secondary growth
  • cambium cells divide laterally
  • ring of vascular tissue forms, gaps for rays
  • xylem: spring wood, summer wood, growth rings
  • phloem: crushed or to cork cambium, lactifers (secrete latex)
  • vascular rays: conduct water from xylem to phloem/bark
  • resin canals
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xylem rays of vascular rays

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  • conduct water and nutrients from xylem
  • food storage
  • transport waste to old xylem
  • produces:
    tyloses, heartwood, sapwood
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woody dicots and conifers: effect of cell division in cork cambium

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-creates plates

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components of bark

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inner bark: phloem and cambium
outer bark: cork cambium and cork

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monocots

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  • vascular bundles scattered
  • surrounded by parenchyma
  • xylem toward center of stem
  • only sieve tube elements and companion cells
  • no vascular cambium
  • surrounded by bundle sheath
  • some have extra sclerenchyma tissue
  • some have intercalary meristem
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rhizomes

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  • specialized stem that grows underground
  • produce adventitious roots
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stolon

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  • horizontal , specialized stem, grows above ground
  • specialized stem
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tubers

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  • potatoes
  • rhizome dies back and leaves these
  • eyes are where the axillary buds come from
  • specialized stem
20
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bulbs

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  • small stems
  • adventitious roots
  • onion, lilyc
  • specialized stem
21
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corm

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  • stem with papery leaves
  • specialized stem
22
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cladophyll

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photosynthetic branches: cactus
- specialized stem

23
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thorns

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  • modified stems
  • spines = modified leaves
  • prickles = outgrowth of epidermis
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