Plant and Animal Tissues Flashcards

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a group of cells that work together to function

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Tissue

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2
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How many plant TISSUE SYSTEMS are there?

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Three(3)

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What are the Three TISSUE SYSTEMS of a plant?

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  1. Dermal Tissue System
  2. Vascular Tissue System
  3. Ground Tissue System
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4
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these are tissue systems that form the outer protective layer of the plant, forms the first line of defense agains pathogens

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Dermal Tissue System

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5
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this tissue system transports the materials between the roots and shoot systems of the plant

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Vascular Tissue System

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6
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this tissue systems provides support to the plant and funtions in storage and metabolism

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ground tissue system

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7
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Plant tissues are classified based on:__________

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their ability to generate new cells

Major types of classification based on the ability to generate new cells:

  1. Meristematic
  2. Permanent tissues
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What are Meristematic Tissues?

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they are similar living tissues that are actively dividing that form other types of plant tissues

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What are the two types of meristematic tissues?

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a. Apical Meristem
b. Lateral Meristem

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What are the functions of the apical and lateral meristem?

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apical meristem - found on growing plant tips; makes plants grow taller
lateral meristem - found on lengths of roots and stems; makes plants grow thicker a.k.a VASCULAR CAMBIUM and CORK CAMBIUM

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What are Permanent Tissues?

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these are non-dividing tissues composed of tissues that have stopped growing

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The Permanent tissues come in two types. What are these types?

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a. Simple tissues
b. Complex tissues

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What are the functions of the simple and complex tissues?

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Simple tissues - composed of only one type of cell
Complex tissues - composed of more than one type of cell that function together as one unit.

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14
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Simple tissues come in 3 types. Enumerate.

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i. Parenchyma
ii. Collenchyma
iii. Sclerenchyma

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What is the function of the Parenchyma?

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Parenchyma -

living tissues that are thin-walled, with cytoplasm. Performs most of the metabolic functions; provides support; stores various organic products

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What is the function of the Collenchyma?

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Collenchyma -

living tissues with cells that have thick primary walls; provides support to the young parts of the plant shoots; flexible support

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What is the function of the Sclerenchyma?

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sclerenchyma -

dead cells that have thick walls containing lignin - enhances cell wall rigidity (strength); provides support; withstand strains;protects inner cells from damage

18
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What are the two types of complex tissues?

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i. Xylem
ii. Phloem

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What are the functions of the Xylem and Phloem?

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Xylem - conducting tissues*, transports water and minerals from the roots to the leaves; mostly dead cells

Phloem - conducting tissues; transports food from the leaves to other parts of the plant, mostly living cells

*group of cells that are responsible for transporting food materials and water to different parts of plants

20
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What are the 4 types of animal tissues?

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A. Epithelial Tissues
B. Connective Tissues
C. Muscle Tissues
D. Nerve Tissue

21
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What are epithelial tissues?

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they are made of thin cells that cover the body, organs blood vessels and body cavities

22
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How are epithelial tissues classified?

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they are based on:

  1. number of layers (simple and stratified)
  2. shape of individual cells (squamous, cuboidal, columnar)
23
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What are Connective Tissues?

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They are cells that vary widely in form and function but mostly support the body and form the structure

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What are the Types of Connective Tissues?

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a. loose/areolar - holds organs in place

b. fibrous - a.k.a. dense connective tissue; made of collagen and resistant to stretching and strength

c.adipose - composed of fat storage cells; facilitates energy storage and provides insulation

d. bone - hardest connective tissues; provides protection, strength, and support.

e. cartilage - composed of collagen fibers; reduced friction between bones; provides support, structure, and strength.

f. Blood - a.k.a. Fluid connective tissue; transports oxygen and nutrients

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What are Muscle Tissues?

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made of cells that possess contractile filaments that change the size of the cell; facilitates movement

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What are the types of Muscle Tissues?

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a. Skeletal
b. Smooth
c. Cardiac

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What are Skeletal Muscle tissues?

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Skeletal - striated (banded) and attached to bones by the tendons; cells with many nuclei; responsible for voluntary movement

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What are Smooth Muscle Tissues?

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these tissues lack striations; in the walls of internal organs; involuntary movements

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What are Cardiac Muscle Tissues?

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striated; cells connected by intercalated* disks; contractions of the heart

*something between layers

30
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What are Nerve tissues?

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these are tissues responsible for the transmission and receipt of signals that provide information

31
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What are Nerve tissues made of?

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neurons and neuroglia