typical plant and tissue

Question 1

define what is a typical plant

Answer 1

it is how a plant carries its usual function and structure we normally see.

Question 2

how many organ system does a plant has

Answer 2

2

Question 3

state the organ systems of a typical plant

Answer 3

shoot system
root system

Question 4

carries photosynthesis

Answer 4

leaves

Question 5

main function is the anchorage, support to the shoot system and storage of minerals and nutrients

Answer 5

roots system

Question 6

aerial, above ground and consists of the organs: leaves, flowers, stem and fruits

Answer 6

shoot system

Question 7

protect the seeds

Answer 7

fruits

Question 8

carries reproduction of the plant

Answer 8

flower

Question 9

plants have ecological value, why is that?

Answer 9

because they have given us benefits that dont require us to give money, (e.g. anchorage that causes to not flood and landslide)

Question 10

support the plant and transport the products of photosynthesis

Answer 10

stem

Question 11

absorption of minerals and nutrients

Answer 11

roots

Question 12

male part of a flower and its parts

Answer 12

stamen: filament, anther

Question 13

female part of a flower and its parts

Answer 13

pistil: ovary-ovule, style, stigma

Question 14

the position of the plant is not vital for its function

Answer 14

false

Question 15

arrange the following:
tissue, chemical level, cells with the same function, organ system, organs, cellular level

Answer 15

chemical level, cellular level, cells with the same function, tissue, organs, organ system

Question 16

what is the part of a flower that when matured, turn into a fruit?

Answer 16

ovary

Question 17

example of an animal that does seed dispersal? kopi luwak

Answer 17

palm civet

Question 18

part of a stem which where new leaf arises

Answer 18

node

Question 19

the area between a node and another node

Answer 19

internode

Question 20

it is called the reproductive shoot

Answer 20

flower

Question 21

called as vegetative shoot

Answer 21

stem, and leaves

Question 22

give at least two benefits we can get from leaves

Answer 22

for cooking, oxygen(by means of photosynthesis),

Question 23

give at least two benefits we can get from stem

Answer 23

firewood, construction material, paper, food

Question 24

give at least two benefits we can get from flowers

Answer 24

can give relaxation, decorative purposes

Question 25

give at least two benefits we can get from fruits

Answer 25

food, where we can get vitamins/minerals

Question 26

give at least two benefits we can get from roots

Answer 26

elevate flooding and landslide, medical purposes

Question 27

the primary parts of the roots

Answer 27

primary roots, secondary roots, tertiary roots

Question 28

the entire plant body is derived from the product of photosynthesis

Answer 28

true

Question 29

phloem transports these

Answer 29

amino acids, sucrose

Question 30

xylem transports these

Answer 30

water and minerals

Question 31

what is the substance in a xylem that helps the stem upright

Answer 31

lignin

Question 32

all plants have flowers

Answer 32

false

Question 33

pollen is transported from flower to another flower by which organisms? please that what(na ubusan nakoy questions)

Answer 33

pollinators: bees, birds, insects

Question 34

how do flowers attract pollinators?

Answer 34

colorful petals

Question 35

what protects the bud when flower if developing?

Answer 35

sepal

Question 36

what pollinates the ovule?

Answer 36

pollen

Question 37

type of maristematic tissue that is found in the tip of stems and roots and enables the plant to extend in length

Answer 37

apical meristems

Question 38

type of maristematic tissue that is facilitates growth in thickness or girth in a maturing plants

Answer 38

lateral meristems

Question 39

only in monocots, these types of maristematic tissue is found in the bases of leaf blades and at the nodes to increase length.

Answer 39

intercalary meristems

Question 40

these plants that have soft and green stem. one growth for their lifetime- annual

Answer 40

herbaceous stem

Question 41

these types of plants are stems that are covered with bark and its a perennial plant-has multiple growths season

Answer 41

woody stem

Question 42

all plants starts in herbaceous stem

Answer 42

true

Question 43

give rise to secondary xylem and phloem

Answer 43

vascular cambium

Question 44

give rise to bark, cork or periderm. secondary growth in the epidermis of roots

Answer 44

cork cambium

Question 45

still in the herbaceous phase, a skin of a young plant is covered by?

Answer 45

epidermis

Question 46

by the time for the secondary growth the epidermis is replaced by?

Answer 46

periderm

Question 47

surface of the plant that produce bark on stems and roots

Answer 47

periderm tissue

Question 48

thin layer of cell covering all non-woody surfaces of the plant

Answer 48

epidermal tissue

Question 49

in leaves, epidermis is covered by what? it helps the plant retain water and contain pores

Answer 49

cuticle

Question 50

whose guard cells regulate gas exchange between plant and the environment by controlling the size of the stomata openings. even water vapor during transpiration

Answer 50

stomata

Question 51

generally a single layer of cells

Answer 51

epidermis

Question 52

multi-layered tissue, consists of phellem, phelloderm, and phellogen

Answer 52

periderm

Question 53

protects the plant from pathogens, injury, prevents excesses water loss, and insulates the plant.

Answer 53

periderm

Question 54

non living cells that cover the outside of stems and roots to protect and provide insulation for the plant

Answer 54

cork cells

Question 55

transport system in shoots and roots

Answer 55

vascular tissue

Question 56

does permanent tissue came from meristem?

Answer 56

true

Question 57

these tissues are capable of cell division

Answer 57

meristems

Question 58

tissues where is the site for photosynthesis, provides a supporting matrix for the vascular tissue, helps store water and sugars

Answer 58

ground tissue

Question 59

component tissues of dermal tissue

Answer 59

epidermis and periderm

Question 60

component tissue of ground tissue

Answer 60

parenchyma, collenchyma, sclerenchyma

Question 61

component tissue of vascular tissue

Answer 61

xylem and phloem

Question 62

upward direction transportation of water + minerals

Answer 62

xylem

Question 63

two way flow direction of food transportation

Answer 63

phloem

Question 64

in stems xylem and phloem is called

Answer 64

vascular bundle

Question 65

in roots xylem and phloem is called

Answer 65

vascular stele/vascular cylinder

Question 66

acts of filler tissue, synthesize organic compounds and provides support to the plant

Answer 66

ground tissue

Question 67

type of ground tissue that carry out photosynthesis and storage

Answer 67

parenchyma

Question 68

type of ground tissue that provides flexibility

Answer 68

collenchyma

Question 69

type of ground tissue that provides support and strength

Answer 69

sclerenchyma

Question 70

type of ground tissue that surrounds the fruits, storing the sweetness

Answer 70

parenchyma

Question 71

collenchyma is irregular thickened at corners by

Answer 71

pectin

Question 72

sclerenchyma has thickened cell walls made of?

Answer 72

cellulose

Question 73

single layer of tightly packed cells that covers and protects plants

Answer 73

dermal tissue