Plant Tissues

What is the tissue that forms the outer surface layer of stems, roots, and leaves?

• Dermal
• Evanisha
• Vascular
• Ground

Why is a cuticle and epidermis an example of Dermal tissues?

• There is no reason
• Cuticle represents the outer waxy covering and Epidermis is the outer is under it
• Is that a world's tour or your girl's tour
• cuticle gives booty

Explain vascular tissues

• Drake vs. Meek Mill
• the tissue that forms the outer surface layers of stems, roots, and leaves
• carries food and water throughout the plant. Examples are the xylem and phloem

What is the only tissue that produces new tissue by mitosis?

• meristematic
• ground
• dermal

What is the ground tissues job in a plant? What is it NOT?

• It carries water up the plant; produces energy for the plant to use
• It is primarily for storage; dermal or vascular

Which meristem allows plants to grow in thickness? Which cambium?

• Vascular and ground
• Meristematic and apical
• lateral and vascular

What is the cuticle?

• outer layer just under cutilcle
• outer waxy covering
• optional

What caries food and water through the plant?

• vascular tissue
• Yo mama
• Meristematic tissue

What is found at the tips of roots and stems and enables the plant to grow in height?

• Cork cambium
• apical meristems
• vascular cambium
• ground tissue