chapter 22
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Russian | English |
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growth tissues | meristematic |
grows in length | primary growth |
grows in width | secondary growth |
fibrous | monocot roots |
tap root | dicot roots |
rise above grounds | Adventitious roots |
carry tons of water and minerals | root hairs |
epidermis, endodermis, stele, cortex | what are the 4 meristematic regions |
XYLEM | dicot has an X in the middle. what is X for? |
secondary roots and cork | what does peracycle make? |
carry water | what does xylem do? |
when water leaves a leaf | what is Transpiration |
corn | name an example of adventitious roots |
epidermis | root hairs are part of the |
carbon dioxide | what chemical does the root cap make? |
pushes down into the ground | what does the root cap do? |
Xylem, phloem, endodermis, epidermis | what kind of cells do the zone of maturation contain? |
within the stele | the vascular cambium developes where? |
xylem and phloem | vascular cambium produces |
2 lateral meristems, vascular cambium, and cork cambium | 3 things that produce soceondary growth in roots |
big empty cells in a monocot | what are boloform cells? |
parallel veins | what type of veins are on monocot leaves? |
netlike veins | dicot leaves have what kind of veins? |
complexly arranged | how are vascular bundles arranged in monocots? |
in a ring | how are vascular bundles arranged in dicots? |
in multiples of 3 | floral parts in monocots |
in multiples of 4 or 5 | floral parts in dicots |
seeds that are split by 2 | dicots |
seeds that are not split | monocots |
parallel | monocot vascular tissues are |
carry water and food between roots and shoots | what do vascular tissues do? |
dermal, vascular, ground | what are the 3 tissue systems in each organ of a plant? |
carry water and dissolved minerals | what does xylem do? |
transports food to the roots shoots | what does phloem do? |
2 kinds of xylem that must be dead to functions | what are trachieds and vessels? |
wood | xylem = |
they are tapered at the end | describe trachieds |
ends are gone, they are weakest but carry most water | describe vessels |
clumps of xylem | what are the rings on trees made of? |
carries least water | describe wood fibers |
stem cell | cambium = |
give strength and carry the food and water | what do fibro vascular bundles do? |
how old the twig is | what does the terminal bud tell us? |
growth of the first year. comes from the buds or the root tip. grows in length | primary growth |
1 cell big | how big are root cells? |
the cells form into different tissues | what happens in the zone of maturation? |
epidermis, endodermis, stele | what are the 3 primary tissues? |
between xylem and phloem | where is he vascular cambium located? |
outside of the tree and root | where is cork cambium located? |
soft spot in the middle of the stem | pith |
gives strength | sclerenchyma |
inner bark | phloem is the |
growth rings | woody dicot stems have |
summer | darker xylem rings |
spring | lighter xylem rings |
transport waste products down the tree | vascular ray |
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