plant transport

Question 1

how many cotydelons does a monocot seed have

Answer 1

one cotydelon

Question 2

stores material

Answer 2

cortex

Question 3

moves materials

Answer 3

vascular bundles

Question 4

dead at maturity, moves minerals (inorganic nutrients) and water up a stem

Answer 4

xylem

Question 5

living at maturity, moves organic nutrients (sugars, amino acids etc.) up a tree

Answer 5

phloem

Question 6

outside covering. protects ye herbaceous stem

Answer 6

epidermis

Question 7

one cotydelon

Answer 7

monocot seed

Question 8

vascular bundles scattered in a stem

Answer 8

monocot stem

Question 9

leaf veins form a parallel pattern

Answer 9

monocot leaf

Question 10

what type of flower has parts in threes and multiples of three

Answer 10

monocot flower

Question 11

two cotydelons

Answer 11

dicot seed

Question 12

vascular bundles in a stem form distinct ring

Answer 12

dicot stem

Question 13

leaf veins form a net pattern

Answer 13

dicot leaf

Question 14

flower parts in fours or fives and their multiples

Answer 14

dicot flower

Question 15

protects upper part of the leaf in leaf structure

Answer 15

upper epidermis

Question 16

in the leaf structure what is underneath the epidermis where photosynthesis occurs

Answer 16

palisade mesophyll cell

Question 17

in the leaf structure where does movement occur?

Answer 17

vein

Question 18

in the leaf structure what layer protects the vein

Answer 18

bundle sheath cell

Question 19

interior where photosynthesis occurs

Answer 19

spongy mesophyll cell

Question 20

protects the lower part of the leaf

Answer 20

lower epidermis

Question 21

regulates the stomatal opening

Answer 21

gaurd cell

Question 22

pore where gas exchange occurs in leaf structure

Answer 22

stoma

Question 23

this is accepted for movement of water and minerals through xylem

Answer 23

TACT theory

Question 24

when the leaf loses h2O it is replaced by water from other cells

Answer 24

tension

Question 25

the water is attracted to the cellulose walls of the xylem

Answer 25

adhesion

Question 26

water molecules are attracted to one another because of their hydrogen bonding

Answer 26

cohesion

Question 27

the driving force behind all movement of water when water molecules are lost out of the stomata

Answer 27

transportation pull

Question 28

how does the xylem work

Answer 28

TACT theory, tension, adhesion, cohesion and transportation

Question 29

how does phloem work

Answer 29

mass flow

Question 30

the active transport of material like sugar into a phloem cell by the companion cell

Answer 30

mass flow

Question 31

where is sugar made in the phloem

Answer 31

mesophyll cell