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| Anchor plant, absorb minerals and H2O, and store organic nutrients |
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| 1 main vertical root with lateral/branch roots |
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| Where does the absorption of H20 occur? |
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| points at which leaves are attached |
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| Segments between the nodes |
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| Structure with potential to be a lateral shoot/branch |
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| near the shoot tip-is the elongation of young shoot |
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| Evolutionary adaption that insures the plants grow in height then width |
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| main photosynthetic organ |
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| Join leaf to node of stem |
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| What describes a monocot? |
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| parallel veins, 1 cotyledon, petals in multiples of 3,fibrous root system |
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| What describes a eudicot? |
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| branching veins, tap root system, petals in multiples of 4 or 5, 2 cotyledon |
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| What are the tissue systems? |
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| dermal, vascular, and ground |
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| non-woody plants-waxy coating that prevents water loss |
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| woody plants- replaces epidermis in older regions of stems/roots |
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| woody plants-outgrowths of shoot epidermis and helps with insect defense |
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| Carries material between shoots/roots |
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| water/dissolved mineral-roots TO shoot |
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| Transport organic nutrients whereever |
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| vascular tissue of stem/root collection |
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| internal to vascular tissue...ew these are getting confused go look at diagrams |
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| short/irregular in shape and thick lignified 2nd walls |
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| plant the grows throughout life |
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| Plants ceasing to grow at certain size |
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| Life cycle in a year or less |
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| Require 2 growing seasons |
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| Perpetually embyonic tissue that allows for indeterminate growth |
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| tips of roots/shoort and at axillary buds of shoots |
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| apical meristems elongate shoots/roots |
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| thickness to wood-secondary growth |
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| What are the 2 different lateral meristems? |
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Vascular Cambium- adds later of vascular tissue in wood
Cork Cambium-replace epidermis with periderm so it is thicker and tougher |
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| innermost later of cortex |
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| leaf development along the sides of apical meristem |
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| development from meristematic calls lef at bases of leaf primordia |
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| allow CO2 exchange between air and photosynthetic cells in leaf |
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| regulate opening and closing of stomata |
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| ground tissue in leaf-sandwiched between upper and lower epidermis |
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