Root Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

Angiospermae show large diversity
Are characteristics by presence of
Root system
Shoot systems

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In external structure/ morphology
Roots , stem. Leaves , flowers,fruits
Underground part of flowering plant
Portion above the ground

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Roots are very

Types of root

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Geotropic
Hydrotropic
Phototropic
Tap root
Adventitious roots
Fibrous root

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3
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Tap root
Leads to formation of primary roots
Referred to secondary, tertiary roots

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The direct elongation of radicle
Primary root bears lateral roots of several orders

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4
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Constitute tap roots systems
Eg
Dicot / monocot

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The primary roots and its branches constitute
Mustard plant
In dicot plants

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Adventitious root develop from
Eg ( mono/dicot)
Fibrous root primary root
Originated

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From other parts of plant other than radicle
Grass( mono ),monstera (mono),banayan tree (dicot)
Is short lived and replaced by large number of roots
From base of stem

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Functions of root are

Eg

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Absorption of water and minerals
Provide a proper anchorage to plant parts
Synthesis of plant growth hormone (PGR)
Storage of reserve food material
Eg carrot , radish , turnip ,sweet potato ,asparagus

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Modifications of tap root( fn , sub types eg)

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A)For storage of food
i . Fusiform / spindle roots = radish
ii . Conical root = carrot
iii. Napiform = turnip, sugar beet
B) for nitrogen fixation= pea, gram, bean [family = Fabaceae ]
C) for respiration / pneumatophores
Eg rhizophora ( mangrove plant

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Tap root storage of food
Fusiform/
Eg
Conical
Eg
3 type

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Spindle root = are thicker in middle and tapering on both ends
Radish
Roots are thicker at their upper side and tapering at lower side
Eg carrot
Napiform = swollen , spherical at upper end , tapering ( thread ) at lower end
Eg turnip , sugar beet ( beet root

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9
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Pneumatophores For ; modification of
Found in( scarcity of)
Root growth
Pores
Geotropic
Eg

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Respiration , tap root
Marshy/ swampy ( scarcity of water)
Some branches of tap root grow vertically upward and come on surfaces
Minute pore called pneumatophores, lenticels
Negatively
Rhizophora ( mangrove plant ) halophyte

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10
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Modification of adventitious root ( for,type)

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A)For storage of food
i. Fasiculated roots = asparagus , dahlia
ii.tuberous = sweet potato
B) for support
i. Stilt root=maize,sugarcane
ii) prop/pillar = banyan
iii.Climbing root = money plant,monstera
C)For special fn
i. Foliar/ epiphyllous = bryophyllum
ii . Sucking/haustorial / parasitic = cuscuta

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Adventitious root storage of foods
Fasciculated root occurring
Are ______… due to storage of food
Eg
Tuberous become
Shape

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In clusters
Swollen
Eg asparagus,dahlias
Swollen
No definite
Eg sweet potato

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For support adventitious
Stilt root = arise from,enter
Eg
Prop root/ , _______ arise from
Grow ( down / up) eg
Climbing roots arise,help
Eg

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Lower node and enter in soil
Eg maize , sugarcane
Pillar roots , hanging root arise from branches of plant
Grow downward ,banyan ( ficus benghalensis)
From nodes help in climbing
Eg money plant ( pathos),monstera

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For special fn
Folliar / ,arise
Eg
Sucking/ roots enter
Eg

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Epiphyllous = arise from leaf
Eg bryophyllum
Haustorial / parasitic = in host plant to absorb nutrition from host
Cuscuta

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14
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Root cap , structure
Fn
Region of meristematic activity
Location
Cell of this region
Divide

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The root is covered by apex by a thimble like structure
Protects the tender apex of root as it makes its way through soil
Few mm above the root cap
Very small , thin walled , dense protoplasm
Repeatedly

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15
Q

Region of elongation proximal to
Cells undergo
Responsible

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Meristematic activities
Rapid elongation and enlargement
For growth of root in length

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16
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Region of maturation
Proximal to
Cells gradually
Root hair
Fn

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Region of elongation
Differentiates and mature
From this region some of epidermal cells from very fine and delicate,thread like ,unicellular structure
Absorbs water and minerals from soil

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17
Q

Stem develops from
Bears ( which differ from root)
Shows
Generally colours

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Plumule of embryo of germainating seed
Nodes and internodes
Negatively Geotropic growth
Green when young
Later often became woody and dark brown

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Nodes
Internode
Stem is ________ part of axis ,bearing
Stem also bears,(type)

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Region of stem where leaves are born
Portion b/w woody and dark brown
Ascending, branches ,leaves,flowers,fruit
Buds which may be terminal or axial

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Axial bud grow
Terminal bud fn
Stem main fn
2 fn

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Branches
Growth
Spreading out branches bearing leaves,flowers,fruits
Conducts water , mineral,photosynthates ( food)

20
Q

Stem 3 fn

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Storage of foo
Support
Protection
Vegetative propagation

21
Q

Modification of stem ( type , subtype)

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A)underground
Tuber,Rhizome,corm,bulb
B)aerial
i.stem thorn,stem tendrils,phylloclade
C) sub aerial
Runner,stolon,sucker,offset

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Underground Generally
Tuber __… becomes swollen
Axillary bud are , covered, eg
Rhizome ,it is ____ stem which grows _____ in soil
Nodes internode covered

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For food storage , vegetative propagation
Tips of branches
Eyes , covered with scaly leaf eg potato
Fleshy,horizontally in soils
By scaly leaves eg ginger , turmeric,banana

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Modification of stem, corm
______ structure which grows _____ under soil surface
Eg
Periderm
Bulb stem is , like , surrounded
Roots arise from, eg , ________ store food
Organ of perennation eg
Act as

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Condensed structure which grows vertically
Colocasia,,zaminkand ( amorphophallous ),colchicum
Peel of potato
Highly reduced, disc like and surrounded by numerous fleshy leaves
Base eg onion , garlic , fleshy leaves
Underground stem of potato , ginger m turmeric, colocasia, zaminkhad
Organ to tide over conditions unfavourable for growth

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Q

Aerial modification of stem
Stem tendrils ____ forms tendrils in place of _____
Help
Eg
Stem thorn .thorn develop from
Thorn protects from. It is a _______^______ structure
Eg

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Axillary bud,branches
In climbing , which have weak stem
Eg grapes / grapevines, gourds ( cucumber,pumpkin,watermelon)
From Axillary bud,leaves & flowers
Browsing animals , woody pointed structure
Eg Bougainville,citrus

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Aerial modification Phylloclade stem modified into __________ structure,carries Leaves modified into
Fleshy flat eg opuntia Fleshy cylindrical eg Euphorbia Green leaf like , carries out photosynthesis Spines
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Sub aerial modification of stem runner Roots develop Leaves ______ stem spread to When older Eg
At lower side At upper side Partially underground stem , to new niches , Parts die new plants are formed Doob grass ( cynodon dactylon) , oxalis,strawberries ( fragaria ananassa)
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Sub aerial modification of stem stolon A __________ branch arises from After growing for some time eg Offset branch with short , bearing ( leave,root) Found
Lateral,from base of main axis Arch downward to touch the ground jasmine ,peppermint Internodes, each node bearing a rosette of leaves,tuff of roots In aquatic plants eg pistia, Eichhornia Aquatic runners
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Sub aerial modification of stem sucker Lateral branch originate from Underground stem grow,and then come Eg
Basal Horizontally beneath soil , come out obliquely upward giving rise to leafy shoots Eg mint,pineapple,chrysanthemum,banana
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Leaves develop from Main fn ____ found in axis of leaves , may develop into Originate from , arranged Is a _______ outgrowth of _________ developed ______ at node
Nodes Carry out photosynthesis Axillary, may develop into branch Shoot apical meristem , in acropetal order Lateral , stem,exogenously
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Parts of leaf
Leaf base Petiole Lamina / leaf blade
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Leaf base = In ______ the leaf base expands into Polvinus Petiole Present then , absent then
The part of leaf which is attached to stem Monocots , into sheath covering stem partially or wholly In some leguminous plant the leaf base may become swollen The part of leaf connecting the Lamina with branch / stem Petiolate leaves , sessile
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Petiole helps What allows cooling the leaf and bringing fresh air to leaf surface Lamina / = Midrib
Hold the blade to light Long thin flexible petiole allows leaf blades to flutter in wind Leaf blade = green extended part of leaf with veins and vein let Middle prominent vein
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Vein provides , acts as What varies of lamina in different leaves Main fn of lamina Stipules, With eg without
Rigidity to leaf blade , channels of transport for water,minerals,food minerals The shape,margin,apex,surface , extent of incision Photosynthesis,gaseous exchange,transpiration Leaves of some plants have two lateral appendages on either side of leaf base Stipulate eg Fabaceae ,ex stipulated = solanacea ,liliceae
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Venation Reticulate veination , leaf’s of Exception Parallel veination , leaf of Exception
The arrangement of veins and vein lets in leaf lamina Veinlet from network, of dicot Calophyllum ( parallel) Veins run parallel , Monocotyledonae Smilax ( reticulate
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Types of leaf Simple leaf Eg Compound leaf Types
It’s lamin is entire or maybe incised to any depth but not up to midrib or petiole Peepal,mango,radish Lamina is incised up to midrib or petiole, thus dividing it into several small part, leaflets Pinnetly eg neem Palmately eg silk cotton
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Pinnately compound leaves = Leaflets present on,eg Palmately compound leaf All leaflets attached to , rachis Eg
Leaf blade is incised up to mid rib known as rachis No of leaflets present on common axis rachis eg neem Lamina directed from leaf margins to apex of petiole To common point i,e at tip of petiole , absent Silkworm
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Leaf leaflet difference Phyllotaxy Alternate eg Opposite Eg Whorled eg
A bud is present in axial but not in axil of leaflet Pattern of Arrangement of leaves on stem A single leaf arises at each node in alternate manner Eg mustard,chinarose , sunflower A pair of leaves arise at each node and lie opposite to each other Eg guava , calotropis , ocimum More than 2 leaves arise at each node form a whorl,eg alstonia
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Modification of leaves (type , eg)
Leaf tendril= peas Leaf spine = opuntia ( cacti) Leaf pitcher = nepenthes ( pitcher plant ) Leaf bladder = utricularia ( bladder wort ) Phyllode = Australian acacia Leaflet tendrils = garden pea , sweet pea Fleshy leaves =onion, garlic
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Leaf tendrils, leaf is modified ,help Eg Leaflets tendrils ______modified into,help Eg Leaf spines , leaves modified in ,provide , prevent
Into a wire like structure, help in climbing Eg lathyrus aphaca ( peas) Leaflet into tendrils , climbing Eg pisum sativum ( garden pea),lathyrus odoratus ( sweet pea) Into pointed spines , protection , rate of transpiration Eg opuntia ( cacti),euphorbia
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Inflorescence Type basis Types
Arrangements of flowers on floral axis Whether apex gets developed into flower or continues to grow Race most cymose
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Racemose position of flowers Growth of floral axis /, Peduncle = flower Arrangement of flowers Types
Lateral Main axis / peduncle = unlimited Doesn’t terminate into flower Acropetal = younger flower towards apex and older flower towards base of floral axis Raceme Spike Catkin Spadix Capitulum / racemose head
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Cymose position of flower Growth of peduncle Floral axis = flower Arrangement of flowers Eg
Terminal Limited Terminates Ina flower Basipetal = the mature flower on tip,new flower on basal part Solanum