The Structure Of Flowering Plants (chpt. 23) Flashcards

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1
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Herbaceous plants

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Do not contain wood (or lignin)

→ green

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Woody plants

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Contain wood (or lignin)

→ brown

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3
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Node

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Point on stem at which a leaf is attached

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4
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Internode

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Region on a stem between 2 nodes

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5
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Bud

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A potential growth point that may develop into a shoot / leaf / flower

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Lenticel

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An opening on a stem for gas exchange

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Meristem

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A plant tissue capable of mitosis

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Functions of the root

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• anchor plant in soil
• absorb & transport water and minerals
• store food eg. Carrots

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Functions of the stem

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• Transport food and water
• gas exchange (lenticles)
• protection (thorns)

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Veination

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Pattern of veins in a leaf

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Function of leaves

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• Photosynthesis
• gas exchange
• transpiration

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12
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Name plant tissues

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Dermal tissue

Ground tissue

Vascular tissue → xylem & phloem

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13
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Function of dermal tissue

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Protection, gas exchange

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14
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Function of ground tissue

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Photosynthesis, storage, support

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15
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Function of vascular tissue

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Transport water & nutrients

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16
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Function of xylem

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Transport water & nutrients

17
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Function of phloem

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Transport food (glucose)

18
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Cotyledon

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Seed leaf

19
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Monocotyledon

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• One seed leaf
• parallel veination
• scattered vascular bundles

E.g. Grass, tulips

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Dicotyledon

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• Two seed leaves
• net veination
• vascular bundles arranged in a ring

E.g. Roses, beans, peas

21
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Give two structural differences between xylem and phloem

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Xylem has pits, phloem does not
Xylem has lignin, phloem does not
Phloem has companion cells, xylem does not
Phloem has sieve plates, xylem does not

22
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Name the pores found in the bark of plants that allow for gaseous exchange

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Lenticels

23
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Name the mineral required by plants to photosynthesise

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Magnesium

24
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In which zone of the plant is water absorbed from the soil

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Zone of differentiation

25
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Name the tissue that transports water in roots

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Xylem

26
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State one function of dermal tissue in plants

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Protection

27
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Differences between xylem vessels and xylem tracheids

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Tracheids are tapered at both ends, vessels have no end walls
Tracheids are narrower than vessels

28
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Zone of elongation vs Zone of differentiation

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Elongation - where cells increase in size

Differentiation - where cells become specialised

29
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DIAGRAM of LS of root

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30
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DIAGRAM showing the location of plant tissues in a dicot stem TS and LS

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31
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DIAGRAM of LS of tracheal and vessel

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32
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DIAGRAM of LS & TS of phloem

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