Tissues of Plants Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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Angiosperm groups

A
  1. monocotyledon

2. dicotyledon

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2
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cell types

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  1. parenchyma
  2. collenchyma
  3. sclerenchyma
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3
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tissue types

A
  1. dermal
  2. vascular
  3. ground
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4
Q

define autotroph

A

produces its own food source (self-feeder)

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5
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Main activities a plant must perform

A
  • transport of materials
  • seed production
  • food storage
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6
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why must materials be transfered?

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to keep all parts of the plant alive

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7
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why is seed production important?

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to continue the species

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8
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why is food storage important?

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for the start of each new growing season

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9
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define cellulose

A

large polysaccharide molecule of glucose units that provides structure and support to the plant

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10
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how many cell walls do plants have?

A

2

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11
Q

the primary and secondary cells walls are categorized by

A

permeability and rigidity

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12
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the dermal tissue system is composed of

A
  • epidermis

- cork or bark

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13
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define epidermis

A

single outer layer of cells

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14
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define cork/bark

A

several layers of empty cell wall “bricks”

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15
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the vascular tissue system is composed of

A
  • phloem
  • cambium
  • xylem
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16
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function of phloem

A

carry food solution from leaves

17
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function of cambium

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production of more cambium, phloem, and xylem cells

18
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function of xylem

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carry water and minerals up to leaves and other plant parts

19
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location of phloem

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outside of the stem root or shoot

20
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location of xylem

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inner side of the cambium layer

21
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the ground tissue system is composed of

A

pith and cortex

22
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define pith

A

the central core of tissue in most plants

23
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function of cortex

A

stores food, water and minerals and replaces or adds to outer covering

24
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define angiosperms

A

flowering plants

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define monocotyledons
single food storage organ in the seed
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define dicotyledons
2 food storage organs in the seed
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examples of monocots include
grasses, grain crops, bulb, corn, rhizome plants iris plant, onion
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examples of dicots
most flowering plants, shrubs, trees strawberry plants, carrots
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define parenchyma cells
responsible for most metabolic function in plants thin primary cell wall NO secondary cell wall
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define collenchyma cells
function in supporting growing parts thick primary cell wall NO secondary cell wall
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define sclerenchyma cells
function in supporting the plant rigid secondary cell walls hardend with lignin
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define tracheid's
specialized cells that function to conduct water and provide support
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vascular bundles consist of the
phloem, xylem, cambium