Lecture Final Flashcards
Starch Grain
Amyloplast
Parenchyma Cells
Metabolic Function/Storing Sugars
Pith/Vascular Rays/Cortex
Primary Growth
Apical meristem
Lateral Growth
Lateral meristem
3 Parts of Stems and Roots
Epidermis, Ground, Vascular (Xylem/Phloem)
Deciduous
Plant structures that fall off naturally at the end of a growing period.
Perennial Plants
Grow for more than two years
Cork
Produced by the cork cambium
What tree does most cork come from?
Cork Oak (Quercus suber)
4 Root Functions
- Anchorage
- Absorption
- Conduction
- Storage
3 Things Roots Have?
- Root cap to protect apical meristem
- No nodes
- Root hairs to absorb water
Where to roots branch from?
Grows from inside, not axillary buds
Cell Walls
Polysacrides
Plasma Membrane
Lipids and Proteins
Semi-permeable Membrane
Mitochondria
Makes product of chloroplast into usable energy
Vacuole
Empty space in cell (water)
Nucleus
Controls cell and holds DNA/chromosomes
Xylem Cells
Move water from roots to leaves and create wood
Vascular Cambian
Meristimatic tissue that produces xylem to the inside and phloem to the outside
Phloem Cells
Move sugars from leaves to roots
Spring Wood
Lighter rings, larger cells
Summer Wood
Darker rings, smaller cells
Bark
Everything outside the cork cambium
Lenticels
Perforations on the stem that allow for gas exchange