Crossword Flashcards

0
Q

Heartwood and sapwood consist of _____

A

Secondary xylem

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1
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A waterproof barrier between the above-ground parts of a plant and it’s environment

A

Cuticle

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2
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The zone of ____ is the region of the root in which root hairs may be observed.

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Maturation

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3
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In vascular plants, masses of cells in the root and shoot that reproduce and elongate as primary growth occurs

A

Apical maristem

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4
Q

In the pressure flow model of phloem transport, the location from which sugars is constantly being removed is known as the ____

A

Sync

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5
Q

Photosynthetic leaf cells

A

Mesophyll

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6
Q

Plant organ responsible for photosynthesis

A

Leaf

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7
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Increases the surface area for absorbing water in the root

A

Root hair

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8
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A thick primary root after growing deep into the soil

A

Tab root

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9
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Vascular tissue responsible for transporting water and minerals

A

Xylem

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10
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The __-__ model explains the upward transport of water in xylem based upon transpiration created tension and the cohesive properties of water molecules

A

Cohesion tension

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11
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The tip of the root

A

Root cap

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12
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Region where leaves attach to stem

A

Node

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13
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Consists of undifferentiated, dividing cells

A

Maristem

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14
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The evaporation of water from leaves

A

Transpiration

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15
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One of 2 cells that surround a leaf stoma, changes in turgor pressure of these cells cause the stoma to open or close

A

Guard cell

16
Q

Vascular tissue responsible for transporting organic nutrients (sugar)

A

Phloem

17
Q

External part of tree, containing cork, cork cambium, and secondary phloem

A

Bark

18
Q

A leaf pore flanked by 2 guard cells

A

Stomata

19
Q

Outer covering of the bark of trees, made of dead cells that may be sloughed off

A

Pork