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WorksheetsBio 104 Chapter 33
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
plant structure- Aerial part dies when conditions are not right
Herbaceous
Woody
Epidermis
Parechyma Tissue
Conducts materials throughout plant body, provides strength and support
Cork cambium
Tissue System
Biennials
Vascular tissue system
Plants that live for one year or less
Biennials
Annuals
Perennials
Herbaceous
A plant structure That is made of hard tissue, is temperate or seasonal climate, and the aerial parts persist
Woody
Sclerenchyma tissue
Biennials
Herbaceous
Plants that live for two years
perennials
annuals
Biennials
Primary
Herbaceous and woody plants have the potential to live for more than two years
woody
annuals
perennials
biennials
Generally Underground; obtains water and dissolves minerals for a plant; anchors the plant
Vascular tissue system
shoot system
tissue system
root systems
Generally aerial; obtains sunlight
root system
shoot system
collenchyma tissue
ground tissue system
Provides continuity from organ to organ
stomata
Parenchyma
dermal tissue system
Tissue system
Has a variety of function; function- photosynthesis, storage, and support
collenchyma
parenchyma
Ground tissue system
sclerenchyma
composed of living parenchyma cells
parenchyma tissues
ground tissue system
sclerenchyma tissue
periderm
composed of living collenchyma cells
parenchyma cells
tissue system
collenchyma tissue
sclerenchyma cells
composed of dead sclerenchyma cells
cuticle
sclerenchyma tissue
collenchyma cell
epidermis
complex tissue, conducts water and dissolved minerals
periderm
tissue
phloem
xylem
complex tissues, conducts sugar in a solution
xylem
phloem
epidermis
stomata
outer protective covering of the plant body
dermal tissue system
periderm
stomata
cuticle
complex tissue that covers herbaceous plant body
stomata
xylem
epidermis
plant skins
the epidermis of a plant is made up of a (reduces waterloss) and __ (allows gas exchange)
stomata
emidermis
xylem
cuticle
complex tissue that covers the woody part of a plant body
wody
xylem
phloem
periderm
growth that is localized in specific regions
lateral meristems
apical meristems
plant meristems cells
primary growth
Located in the outer bark
phloem
meristems
peraderm
cork cambiunm
increase in stem or root thickness; produce by lateral meristems
vascular cambim
secondary growth
cork cambim
lateral meristems
layer of meristematic cells that forms a long thin, continuous cylinder within the stem and root
vascular cambium
cork cambium
apical meristem
lateral meristems
Extend along the entire length of the stem and root except a the tines
periderm
apical meristem
lateral meristems
xylem
Are located at the tips of roots and shoots
lateral meristem
apical meristems
dermal tissue system
vascular tissue system
