Vegetative plant organs Flashcards

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Vegetative plant organs

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Root, stem, leaves

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Root function

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  • ancor plants
  • absorb water and nutrient materials from the soil
  • conduct water and nutrient materials to the rest of the plant
  • store nutrient materials
  • serve as important food resources for animals
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anchor

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zakotvit

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root anatomy

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root hairs, epidermis, cortex, pericycle, xylem, phloem

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root anatomy parts

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region of maturation, region of elongation, apical meristem, root cap

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root hairs translation

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kořenové vlášení

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epidermis translation

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pokožka

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phloem translation

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lýko

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xylem translation

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dřevo

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vascular tissue translation

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vodivé pletivo

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root cap translation

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kořenová čepička

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vascular tissue

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phloem + xylem

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xylem function

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carries minerals and water up

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phloem function

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carries sugars down

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apical meristem

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growth + division

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region of elongation

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growth, no division

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region of maturation

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no growth, no division

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Types of roots

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taproot, fibrous roots, adventitious roots, aerial roots

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taproot

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= one big root that can store food
= bulva
- function: absorption, anchoring
- e.g. carrot, beetroot

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fibrous roots

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= svazčité kořeny
=numerous small roots
- grow near surface
- function: absorption, anchoring
- e.g. grasses

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adventitious roots

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= roots from stem
= adventativní kořeny
- grow down to soil from stem, above ground
- function: support, absorption
-e.g. Banyan tree

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Aerial roots

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= vzdušné kořeny
- grow without soil, in air
- function: absorb water from moist air
- e.g. orchids, banyan, vines

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Types of stem

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herbaceous and woody

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herbaceous stem

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lack tough structural(=woody) parts

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woody stem
structural components made of lignified cellulosis cell
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stem function
- anchor leaves to the roots - structural support - internal transport - production of new plant tissues
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anchor leaves to the roots=
connecting photosynthetic tissues to mineral sources
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absorption translation
vstřebávání, pohlcení
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stem structural support=
- plants are upright - plants harvest light - plant reproductive structures exposed for pollination
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pollination translation
opylování
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stem internal transport=
- water and minerals from roots(xylem) - sugar from photosynthesis to roots(phloem)
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stem structures
Node, internode
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node translation
úzlina
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node
=place where leaves are attached - lateral bud with an apical meristem capable of developing into a new shoot
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lateral bud translation
postranní pupen
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internode
part of stem between nodes
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stem internal anatomy types
monocot, dicot
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monocot translation
jednoděložné
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dicot translation
dvouděložné
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stem growth
1. growth in length 2. growth in circumference(width)
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stem growth in length
only at tips of stems where new primary growth occurs via apical meristems
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stem growth in circumference
via lateral meristems - only dicots(trees)
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Woody stems parts
Heartwood, sapwood, bark
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heartwood translation
jádro
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bark translation
běl
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sapwood translation
Běl
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Sapwood
- lighter in colour - nearer to outside of tree trunk - function: transport (live xylem)
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Heartwood
- dark colour - center of tree trunk - dead xylem, no longer transports water - function: support
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Bark
- made of cork, cork cambium and phloem
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Stem modifications
bulbs, rhizomes, runners, tubers, tendrils, cladophylls
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bulbs
= cibule - function: storage, asexual reproduction - e.g. onion, garlic, tulip, narcis
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rhizomes
= oddenek - function: storage -e.g. iris, ginger
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runners
= šlahoun - function: reproduction - e.g. strawberries
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tubers
= hlíza - function: storage(starch), reproduction - e.g. potato
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tendrils
= úponky - function: reproduction - e.g. grape
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cladophylls
= kaktus - function: storage of water - e.g. cactus, prickly pear
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leaves function
- light harvesting - location of photosynthesis - photon collection and carbon fixation - increases surface area - water transport through the plant - prevent unnecessary water loss
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structure of a leaf
- very specific, can be used for identification - blade, veins, petiole, axil, stipules
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blade
= čepel - broad, flat, collects light
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veins
= žily - vascular tissue
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venation
= net of veins = žilnatina
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petiole
= řapík - optional - attaches blade to stem
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axil
- interaction of petiole and stem - sometimes has axillary bud
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stipules
= zálistky - optional -outgrowths at base
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bud translation
pupen
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leaf anatomy
cuticle, upper epidermis, palisade mesophyll, bundle sheath, xylem, phloem, spongy mesophyll, lower epidermis, guard cells, stoma, gas space
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bundle translation
svazek
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sheath translation
pochva
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stoma translation
průduch
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evaporation translation
vypařování
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lens translation
čočinky
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windows translation
otvory
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guard cells translation
podpůrné buňky
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cuticle
reduces evaporation
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upper epidermis
lens, windows
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palisade mesophyll
photosynthesis
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bundle sheath
load phloem
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xylem
conduct minerals up from soil
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phloem
conduct sugar away from the leaf
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spongy mesophyll
evaporate cooling
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lower epidermis
reduce evaporation
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guard cells
regulate gas exchange
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stoma
opening
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stoma anatomy
thickened inner wall, stoma, chloroplast, nucleus, epidermis, guard cell
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types of leaves
1.simple(jednoduché) 2.compound (složité) - even compound (sudozpeřené) - odd compound (lichozpeřené)
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position of leaves
opposite, in a whorl, alternate, basal rosette
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opposite
vstřícné
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alternate
střídavé
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in a whorl
přeslen
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basal rosette
přízemní listová růžice
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leaf shape
lance-shaped, egg-shaped, triangular, long-pointed, heart-shaped
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lance-shaped
kopinatý
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egg-shaped
vejčitý
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triangular
trojúhelníkový
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long-pointed
podlouhlý
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heart-shaped
srdčitý
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margins
okraje
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leaf margins
toothed, toothless, lobed
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toothed
pilovitý
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toothless
celokrajný
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lobed
Poločnatý
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carnivorous plants
- digest insects to get nutrition - have different traps to attract and catch insects - have special liquid - need rain water - digestive enzymes - e.g. mucholapka
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modified leaves
tendrils, cacti, succulents, poinsettia, with trichomes
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tendrils
= úponek - catches on something to grow up
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cacti
= spines - protection, able to collect water in the stem
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succulents
- storage of water
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poinsettia
red colour to attract, colourful
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with trichomes
- protection(from herbivores, sun) - glandular (carnivorous plants)
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