Secondary Growth Flashcards

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Q

Is pith parenchyma present in the three year old stem?

A

Yes

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1
Q

How are the vascular bundles arranged in a woody dicot?

A

In a ring

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2
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What will eventually happen to the pig parenchyma?

A

Gets smashed and overridden by xylem so non-existent

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3
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Whin is the oldest growth ring?

A

Innermost

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4
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How do you know which growth ring is the oldest?

A

Closest to the pith

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5
Q

Distinguish between spring and summer wood

A

Spring has larger vessel elements than summer

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6
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If large cell size indicates a fast growth rate, which season of wood grows faster?

A

Spring wood

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7
Q

What causes growth rings?

A

Differences in water availability

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8
Q

Do older roots have secondary growth?

A

Yes

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9
Q

Are cork cells living or dead?

A

Dead

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10
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Are the cell walls of col cells thick or thin?

A

Thick

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11
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Compare the cell plume of the outer layers of cork to the inner layers

A

More smaller cells on the outer layers and inner layers have larger cell volume

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12
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Are growth rings present in the cork?

A

No

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13
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If cork is a major component of bark, will the outermost layer of bark be the same age as the innermost layer of wood?

A

No because bark is shed each year and new bark is grown

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14
Q

List the functions of cork

A

Insulation and protection

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15
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What role does Suberin play?

A

Insulation and protection

16
Q

List all the tissues found in bark in order starting at the vascular cambium

A

Vascular cambium
Phloem
Cork

17
Q

What makes up wood?

18
Q

Which cut is used to fell a tree?

19
Q

Which cut is most commonly found in the lumber purchased from a lumber yard?

20
Q

What distinguishes transverse cut?

21
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What distinguishes radial cuts?

A

Goes through the center

22
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What distinguishes tangential cuts?

A

Not through the center

23
Q

What is the origin of secondary xylem and phloem?

A

Fasicular cambium

Interfasicular cambium

24
What is the origin or cork and phelloderm?
Cortex parenchyma
25
What secondary meristem does the secondary xylem and phloem come from?
Vascular cambium
26
The fasicular and interfasicular cambium make up what?
Vascular cambium