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Plants Flashcards

1
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Endosperm?

A

storage material, provides the embryo with nutrients

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2
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Embryo consists of what?

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  • Radicle
  • Hypocotyl
  • Plumule
  • Epicotyl
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Radicle

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first to emerge, develops into root,
anchors the plant into soil.

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4
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Hypocotyl

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bottom region of young shoot.

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5
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Plumule

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develops into leaves

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6
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Epicotyl

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top region (shoot tip)

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7
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Germination

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the sprouting of a seedling from a previously dormant state when environmental conditions are favorable.

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8
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What is the most important condition in germination? Why?

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Water
The seed absorbs water (imbibition) which breaks the seed coat & initiates growth.

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9
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Where does plant growth take place? Meiosis or mitosis?

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Meristems
Mitosis

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10
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What type of growth is primary growth? Where does it occur?

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Vertical
Apical meristerms

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11
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What are the 3 zones of the root tip?

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Zone of division
Zone of elongation
Zone of maturation

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12
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Zone of division

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where apical meristem cells
are located and divide

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13
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Zone of elongation

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above apical meristem,
cells absorb water and elongate

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14
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Zone of maturation

A

cells differentiate to
specific plant tissues

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15
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What type of growth is secondary growth? Where does it occur? Any specific plants it occurs in?

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Horizontal
Lateral meristems (vascular cambium and cork cambium). Only occurs in woody plants.

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16
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What is the root cap?

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Covers roots protecting the apical meristem

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17
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What is the vascular cambium ?

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Ring of meristematic tissue located between primary xylem (closer to center) and primary phloem (closer to outer edge).

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18
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What is the cork cambium ?

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Ring of meristematic tissue located outside the phloem. Produces cork, the outermost protective layer.

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19
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Vascular Cambium:
Cells produced ______ become _____ ______ (forms bark with cork and cork cambium).

A

outside, secondary phloem

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20
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Vascular Cambium:
Cells produced _____ the ring of vascular cambium become ______ _______(forms wood along with pith)

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inside, secondary xylem

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21
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T/F: New phloem is produced every year

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FALSE, only new xylem is produced

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22
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T/F: New phloem replaces old phloem

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TRUE!

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23
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Ground tissue provides ______ ______ and makes up most of the plant’s _____

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structural support, mass

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24
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What is ground tissue made up of?

A

Parenchyma
Collenchyma
Sclerenchyma

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25
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Parenchyma

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filler tissue, makes up the bulk of plant, thin cell walls.

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26
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Collenchyma

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extra support (e.g. in areas of active growth), irregular cell walls.

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27
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Sclerenchyma

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provides main structural support, thick cell walls.

28
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What are the 3 types of plant tissue?

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Ground, Vascular and Dermal

29
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What 2 things make up vascular tissue?

A

Phloem and Xylem

30
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Phloem

A

transports sugars from leaves (source) to roots and other areas (sink). Made of sieve cells (long cells, lacking organelles, connected to form a tunnel for transport) and companion cells (connected to sieve cells, contain organelles for metabolic functions).

31
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Vascular tissue transports materials from a _____ to a _____

A

source to a sink (source to sink theory)

32
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What is the stele formed by?

A

By xylem, phloem, and the pith (made of parenchyma) in the center of the plant for transport.

33
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Xylem

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transports water from roots (source) to leaves (sink) and provides structural support

34
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Xylem are made up of what?

A

Made up of tracheids

35
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Dermal tissue is made up of what?

A

Epidermis and root hairs

36
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Epidermis

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Covered by cuticle (waxy layer) which limits water evaporation.

37
Q

Root Hairs do what?

A

Increase surface area of roots
for greater nutrient and water uptake.

38
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What is used to uptake water through roots?

A

symplastic pathway (inside cell)
apoplastic pathway (outside cell)

39
Q

Casparian strip
What is it made up of?
Where does it force water to?

A

Made of fat and wax
Impenetrable substance in the cell walls of the roots
Forces water coming from cell walls into the cytoplasm for filtering
- wax-like barrier found in plant roots that controls the movement of water in roots.

40
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Homosporous plants:

A

Bisexual gametophyte
Produces one type of spore

41
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Heterosporous plants
Mega/Micro develop into what?

A

Produces two types of spores
Megaspores develop into the female gametophyte
Microspores become the male gametophyte.

42
Q

Where is the stomata located?
What does the stomata allow?

A

Lower epidermis
Gas exchange

43
Q

Leaves are covered by an epidermal layer, covered by a waxy ______

A

cuticle

44
Q

Stomata are _____ when CO2 concentration is _____

A

open
low
allows for CO2 intake and photosynthesis

45
Q

Stomata are _____ when CO2 concentrations are _____ and when temperatures are _____

A

closed
high
high
prevents water loss via transpiration

46
Q

Water ______ to the guard cells makes them _____, opening the stomata

A

influx
swollen

47
Q

Whats another word for water loss

A

desiccation

48
Q

What makes up the mesophyll?

A

Palisade mesophyll
Spongy mesophyll
Bundle sheath cells

49
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Palisade mesophyll

A

Closer to upper epidermis, tightly packed cells that carry out
photosynthesis.

50
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Spongy mesophyll

A

closer to lower epidermis,
loosely-packed allowing for gas exchange.

51
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Bundle sheath cells

A

surround and protect the
vascular bundles.

52
Q

What is the driving force?

A

Transpiration and cohesion

53
Q

What is the adhesive force?

A

Capillary action
- causes water to climb upwards

54
Q

What is the osmotic gradient caused by?

A

Root pressure
builds up in roots to produce an osmotic gradient which drives water from soil into the roots

55
Q

Leaves are _____

A

sources

56
Q

Roots and other areas are _____

A

sinks

57
Q

What do source cells produce?
What does this cause?

A

Sugar
Water being pulled into phloem

58
Q

Ethylene hormone function

A

Gas that increases fruit ripening
*plants ethy-lean

59
Q

Auxins hormone function

A

Cause cell growth, tropism
*turn up aux volume, increase cell volume

60
Q

Types of asymmetric growth due to auxins

A

Phototropism: growth towards light
Gravitropism: growth away from pull of
gravity
Thigmotropism: growth in response to
contact

61
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Cytokinin hormone function

A

Cell differentiation
*cyto=cell, kinin=cell division compound

62
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Gibberellins

A

elongation, flowering, fruit production
*gibber-elongation and Growth

63
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Abscisic Acid

A

Inhibit growth, stress
*acid can’t be good for plants

64
Q

Name the three nonvascular plants

A

LongHorn N(m)etwork
Liverworts, Hornworts, Mosses

65
Q

Name some characteristics ab Bryophytes

A
  • small & short
  • moist habitats
  • horizontally grown
  • contain rhizoids
  • life spent mostly in gametophyte stage
66
Q

Tracheophytes are what

A

Vascular plants

67
Q

The stamen is a plant’s ______ sex organ.
The pistil is the plant’s ______ sex organ

A

male
female

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