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Anatomy Flashcards

(6 cards)

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Shoot system

A

Consist of stems, leaves, flowers
=>above(위) ground parts
Carry out photosynthesis and produce fruit
Frameworks for upright growth
Flowers situated for pollination

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Root system

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Below(아래) ground parts=>roots
Anchors plant to soil
Absorbs water and minerals
Stores carbohydrates (eg. carrots, radishes, potatoes)

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Vascular tissues

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  1. Xylem: pipelines to bring water up the plant, from roots->leaves
  2. Phloem: pipelines that transport sugars, solutes cross the plant from the source(leaves) to the sink(fruit, vegetables)
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Leaves

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Main photosynthetic argons
Blade: flat part of leaf
petiole: the stalk that attaches leaf to the stem.
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Classes of angiosperms-monocots

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  1. Mono(1)cots: one cotyledon: a leaf like structure originating in the seed as part of the embryo.
    Floral parts occur in 3’s or multiples of 3’s.
    Leaf veins are parallel.
    Pollen grains have 1 pore.
    Bundles of vascular tissue distributed throughout the ground tissue of the stem.
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Classes of angiosperms-discots

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  1. Dis(2)cots: two cotyledons
    Floral parts occur in 4’s or 5’s or multiples thereof.
    Leaf veins are netlike.
    Pollen grains have 3 pores.
    Bundlers of vascular tissue positioned in a ring the system.
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