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Question 1

ground tissues

Answer 1

parenchyma
collenchyma
schlerenchyma

Question 2

dermal tissue

Answer 2

epidermis
(also root hairs, other trichomes and stomata)

Question 3

simple tissue

Answer 3

ground tissue and dermal tissue

Question 4

compound tissues

Answer 4

vascular tissues

Question 5

vascular tissues

Answer 5

xylem
phloem

Question 6

xylem

Answer 6

transports water from roots to where its needed
mostly for photosynthesis (leaves)

Question 7

phloem

Answer 7

from leaves to different parts to transport nutrients to be stored in different areas.

Question 8

three tissue systems

Answer 8

ground tissue performs a variety of functions and makes up the bulk of the plant body
vascular tissue is responsible for transport in the plant
dermal tissue that covers the plant body

Question 9

tissues consisting of only one cell type

Answer 9

simple tissues

Question 10

tissues consisting of more than one cell type

Answer 10

compound tissues

Question 11

herbaceous plants

Answer 11

covered with an epidermis

Question 12

Woody plants

Answer 12

the epidermis tears and dries out, and eventually, a periderm (bark) is formed

Question 13

functions of collenchyma

Answer 13

lends support
serves as strengthening
can photosynthesize

Question 14

root hair cell

Answer 14

a finger-like outgrowth of a root epidermis cell
responsible for the absorption of water

Question 15

drainage

Answer 15

is important with water in plants

Question 16

dermal tissues

Answer 16

outer layer
epidermis (smooth) and periderm (hard) cover and protect the plant organs

Question 17

epidermis

Answer 17

transparent
do not contain any chloroplasts
only guard cells contain chloroplast

Question 18

guard cells

Answer 18

specialized cells that surround pores in the epidermis, forming the stomata surround.
looks like beans

Question 19

cuticle

Answer 19

prevents excess loss of water
the epidermis of exposed plant organs is covered with a waxy layer (cuticle)

Question 20

trichomes

Answer 20

unicellular or multicellular outgrowths of the epidermis
various functions

Question 21

root hairs

Answer 21

trichomes that are responsible for the absorption of water

Question 22

herbaceous plants

Answer 22

covered by an epidermis that generally consists of one layer of cells

Question 23

woody plants

Answer 23

also have an epidermis but as organs grow thicker, the epidermis tears and is replaced by the periderm
the periderm in old woody plants forms the bark

Question 24

stoma

Answer 24

the hole in the stoma opens and closes
during the day it closed to store water

Question 25

vascular tissues

Answer 25

responsible for transport in plants

Question 26

xylem consists of 4 cell types

Answer 26

wood vessel segments tracheids parenchyma fibres

Question 27

functions of xylem

Answer 27

transport of water and dissolved mineral salts from roots to leaves

Question 28

phloem consists of four cell types

Answer 28

sieve tube elements companion cells parenchyma phloem fibres

Question 29

functions of phloem

Answer 29

transport of dissolved organic food from the leaves to other plant parts

Question 30

dicot and monocot

Answer 30

dicot is two lobes and monocot is single-lobed seeds

Question 31

where xylem and phloem are found in the plant

Answer 31

xylem is found closer to the center of the plant structures while the phloem is positioned towards the outside