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1
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a root found in a unusual place

A

Adeventitous root

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2
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where minerals and water are absorbed into the root

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Root hairs

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3
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growing tip of a shoot or root

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Apical meristem

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4
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point of leaf attachment

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Node

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5
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A bundle of tissue which is usually dormant but cab develop into branch shoots. They are seen in the angle between the stem and leaf.

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Axillary bud

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6
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runners which send down roots and produce new plants

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Stolons

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7
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the underground stem of a potatoe plant

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Tubers

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8
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a waxy layer on the leaf surface which prevents the leaf from dying out.

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Cuticle

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9
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Where most of the photosynthesis in a leaf occurs

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Palisade Mesophyll

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10
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regulate gas exchange and are composed of 2 guard cells which swell and shrink in relation to water availability in the plant.

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Stomata

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11
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A gas or hormone, which causes fruit to ripen

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Ethylene

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12
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A hormone produced in the upper 4 inches of the shoot, and causes growth by cell elongation. Trimming the top of the plant will make the plant grow bushier, because now axillary buds are able to develope.

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Auxin

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13
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hormone that initiates and maintains dormancy

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Abscisic acid

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14
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Directional growth in a plant due to contact with an object

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Thigmotropism

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15
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the length of daylight and darkness, which effects the growth of a plant, and flowering of a plant.

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Photoperiodism

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16
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vascular tissue, which moves water and mineral up in to the plant

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Xylem

17
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vascular tissue, which moves sugar down in a plant

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Phloem

18
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a plant movement due to external stimuli

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Nastic response

19
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the movement of water molecules through a plant. The chain advances one molecule as a water molecule evaporates from a leaf.

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Transpiration