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Lab Ex 32 Vegetative Structure of Vascular Plants Flashcards

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Secondary roots

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primary root produces numerous these and forms a root system that absorbs water and minerals, anchors the plant, and stores food

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Radicle

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young primary root that emerges from the seed and grows down

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Taproot system

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has a large main root and smaller secondary roots branching from it (ex. carrot)

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fibrous root system

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primary and secondary roots are similar in size (ex. roots of many grasses)

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Primary growth

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apical meristems of roots and all primary tissues contributes to this

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Apical meristems

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primary growth of roots and all primary tissues formed by these

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Secondary growth

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refers to growth in girth resulting from nonapical meristems

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Parts of a root

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root cap, root apical meristem, zone of elongation, zone of maturation

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Root hairs

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in the zone of maturation; outgrowths of epidermal cells; short-lived; increase the surface area of the root

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Epidermis

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outer layer of root cells

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Cortex

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layer just inside the epidermis; cells contain numerous amyloplasts

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Amyloplasts

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starch-containing plastids

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Endodermis

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inner layer of the cortex; regulates water flow to the vascular tissue in the center of the root

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Pericycle

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immediately inside the endoderm; can become meristematic and produce secondary roots

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Vascular Cylinder

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Fluid-conducting cylinder composed of xylem and phloem

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Xylem

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transports water and minerals

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Phloem

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transports most organic compounds in the plant

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Tracheids & vessels

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water-conducting cells in the xylem of angiosperms; dead; hollow at maturity; long, spindle-shaped cells with thin areas called pits where the cell walls of adjacent cells overlap

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Vessels

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water-conducting cells in the xylem of angiosperms; stacks of cylindrical cells with thin or completely open end-walls; water moves through these in straight open tubes

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Sieve cells & sieve tube members

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conducting cells in phloem; alive at maturity; small, thin-walled, arranged in bundles that alternate with the poles of xylem

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Lignin

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stained by phloroglucinol; a molecule that strengthens xylary cell walls

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Shoot apical meristem

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dome-shaped, not covered by a cap; produces young leaves (leaf primordia) that attach to the stem at a node

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Leaf primordia

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young leaves that attach to the stem at a node; produced by the shoot apical meristem

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Node

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shoot apical meristem produces young leaves that attach to the stem at this point

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Axillary bud

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between the young leaf and the stem; forms a branch or flower

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Terminal bud

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at the stem tip; contains the apical meristem; surrounded by bud scales

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Bud scales

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surrounds the terminal bud at the stem tip

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Leaf scars

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from shed leaves; occur at regularly spaced nodes along the length of the stem

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Internodes

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portions of stems between the nodes

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Vascular bundle scars

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may be visible within the leaf scars

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Bud scale scars

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distance between clusters of these or from a cluster to the terminal bud indicates the length of terminal growth

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Epidermis

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covers the stem; coated with a waxy, waterproof substance (cutin)

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Cutin

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waxy, waterproof substance that coats the epidermis

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Cortex (stem)

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below the epidermis; stores food

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Pith

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in the center of the stem; stores food

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Collenchyma

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smaller, rectangular cells with unevenly thickened cell walls; support elongating regions of the plant

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Sclerenchyma fibers

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thick-walled cells just outside the phloem; function in support; in some plants, these are used to make linen, rope, and burlap

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Dicots

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flowering plants with 2 cotyledons (seed leaves)

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Monocot

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flowering plants with only 1 cotyledon

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Vascular cambium

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secondary meristem that produces secondary growth (growth in girth); cylindrical, produces secondary xylem to its inside and secondary phloem to its outside

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Periderm

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ruptured epidermis is replaced by this tissue; functions to minimize water loss; consists of cork cells produced by another secondary meristem (cork cambium)

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Cork cambium

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produces cork cells to the outside and cork parenchyma to the inside; stain red because of the presence of suberin (water-impermeable lipid)

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Lenticels

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gas exchange through peridermal tissues occurs through these structures

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Leaf parts

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blade and petiole

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Petiole

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attaches the leaf blade to the stem

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Simple leaves

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have 1 blade connected to the petiole

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Compound leaves

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have several leaflets sharing one petiole

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Palmate leaflets

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compound leaf with leaflets that arise from a central area

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Pinnate leaflets

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compound leaf with leaflets that arise in rows along a central midline

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Venation

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arrangement of veins

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Parallel veins

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veins that extend the entire length of the leaf with little or no cross-linking

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Pinnately veined leaves

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leaves with one major vein (midrib) from which other veins branch

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Palmately veined leaves

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leaves with several veins each having branches

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Phyllotaxis

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arrangement of leaves on a stem

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Opposite phyllotaxis

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refers to 2 leaves per node located on opposite sides of the stem

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Whorled phyllotaxis

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refers to more than 2 leaves per node

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Alternate phyllotaxis

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refers to 1 leaf per node, with leaves appearing first on one side of the stem and then on another

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Palisade mesophyll

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just below the upper epidermis; closely packed cells; contain about 50 chloroplasts per cell

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Stomata

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epidermis contains these pores, each surrounded by 2 guard cells

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Spongy mesophyll

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cells with numerous intercellular spaces; below the palisade layers

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