Lecture 13 Flashcards

1
Q

Primary functions of the stem are:

A
  1. ) support
  2. ) translocation
  3. ) Photosynthesis
  4. ) Storage
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2
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Prostrate

A

can grow along the ground

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3
Q

Xylem

A

transports water and dissolved nutrients

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4
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Phloem

A

Transports food

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5
Q

Meristematic regions

A

develop leaves, branches, tillers, adventitious roots, and buds.

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6
Q

Internodes

A

spaces nodes from each other

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7
Q

How do monocots increase the stem thickness?

A

cell expansion

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8
Q

method of girth. (dicot)

A

cell division.

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9
Q

vascular bundles (monocot)

A

Located throughout the pith layer

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10
Q

Vascular bundles (Dicot)

A

Arranged in a circle around the central pith core.

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11
Q

What are side shoots referred to in dicots?

A

branches

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12
Q

When does branching and tillering occur?

A

when plants are placed farther apart due to increased light penetration.

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13
Q

Apical dominance

A

caused by hormones in the plant apex - main point of growth.

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14
Q

If the apex is removed, it usually lowers buds to develop?

A

more lateral branches.

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