Topic 2 Plants: Primary vs Secondary Growth Flashcards

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  • Takes place via mitosis at meristems
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Plant Growth

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  • Vertical growth occurring at apical meristems (located at tips of roots and shoots)
  • Occurs before secondary
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Primary Growth

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3
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  • Root cap covers roots protecting the apical meristem.
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Root Growth

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4
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  • Zone of division
  • Zone of elongation
  • Zone of maturation
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Three zones of Root Tip

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5
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  • where apical meristem cells are located and divide
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Zone of division

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6
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  • above apical meristem, cells absorb water and elongate
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Zone of elongation

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7
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  • cells differentiate to specific plant tissues
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Zone of maturation

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  • Horizontal growth occurring at lateral meristems (vascular cambium and cork cambium)
  • Only occurs in woody plants
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Secondary Growth

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  • Ring of meristematic tissue located between primary xylem (closer to center) and primary phloem (closer to outer edge)
  • Cells produced inside of ring of vascular cambium become secondary xylem (forms wood along pith)
  • Cells outside become secondary phloem (forms bark with cork and cork cambium)
  • New xylem is produced every year (forming growth rings) whereas new phloem replaces old phloem
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Vascular Cambium

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10
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  • Ring of meristematic tissue located outside phloem

- Produces cork, the outermost protective layer

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Cork Cambium

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