tissue

Question 1

Types of Plant Tissue

Answer 1

Meristematic
Tissue
Dermal
Tissue
Ground
Tissue
Vascular
Tissue

Question 2

Meristematic
Tissue

Answer 2

Tissues that have the
ability to enlarge,
stretch and differentiate
into other types of cells
as they mature

Question 3

meristematic func

Answer 3

plant growth (lenth or width), actively dividing cells

Question 4

ndifferentiated cells:

Answer 4

do not have unique functiond YET, when matures, becomes permanent tissue

Question 5

meristematic physical

Answer 5

Small, equal shaped cells, compact
With cell cytoplasm, latge nucleus
Thin cell walls

Question 6

Apical meristem

Answer 6

tip of shoot/root system, found at apex, for growth of shoot, and producing root cells and growth of root top

Question 7

Lateral

Answer 7

growth in width and diameter of stems, rooots

Question 8

types of lateral

Answer 8

vascular combium, produces secondary xylem or wood and secondary phloem or bark like tissue
Cork cambium: produces outer protective layer of bark

Question 10

Primary meristem:

Answer 10

apical

Question 11

Secondary:

Answer 11

lateral

Question 12

Intercalary meristem

Answer 12

base of leaves, to contribute primary growth by increasing stem nad leaf lengeth, enables plants rapid growth after bring cut

Question 13

types

Answer 13

Simple: parenchyma cells or parenchyma tissue, collenchyma and sclerenchyma,
Complex: xylem and phloem.

Question 13

Permanent:

Answer 13

other, like protection/storage/absorbtion, made of differenciated cells
When mature, specialized function

Question 14

Dermal

Answer 14

Covers the plant and can be
found on the outer layer of
roots, stems and leaves.

Question 15

dermal func

Answer 15

transpiration, gas exchange
and defense.

Question 16

dermal has

Answer 16

cuticle (waxy on leaves and stem to waterproof and protect, prevents excessive water loss

Question 17

each stoma bordered by

Answer 17

2 gaurd cells that controls opening of pore size by using turgor pressure which allows balance of need of co2 and conservation of water

Question 17

tiny opening in leaves nad stems that helps regulate gas exchange

Answer 17

stomata(co2 for photosynthesis and water vapor for transpiration.)

Question 18

root hairs:

Answer 18

increase surface area of water and nutrient for absorbtion,

Question 19

epidermal hairs called trichomes :

Answer 19

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trichomes
or defense of microorganisms that will invade the plant, reduce water loss,
Helps transpiration

Question 20

Ground Tissue

Answer 20

Carries out different functions
based on the cell type and
location in the plant, including
photosynthesis, structural
support for the stem and the
vascular tissue, and storage for
water and sugars

Question 21

types of ground

Answer 21

parenchyma:
collenchyma: l
Sclerenchyma

Question 22

parenchyma

Answer 22

most abundant, living cells, thin flexible cell walls, metabolic functions like photosyntheiss and food storage

Question 23

collenchyma

Answer 23

lving cells, unevenely thickened cell walls, flexible support in young growing stem and leaves,

Question 24

Sclerenchyma

Answer 24

Thick lignified food. It is comprised with lignin(a protein that helps with the structure of the plant), provides regidity and structure support, nonliving when mature, NOT flexible, more external factors, when matures becomes woody

Question 25

Upper ground

Answer 25

Upper:dermal tissue, below that is mesophyll, site of photosynthesis , vascular, ground tissue

Question 26

vascular

Answer 26

transport of nutrients, plumbing system.

Question 27

vas func

Answer 27

allows water, minerals, and dissolved sugars from photosynthesis to pass through roots, stems, leaves, and other parts of the plant

Question 28

xylem vs phloem

Answer 28

Xylem: trnasports water and dissolved minerals from roots, one way flow: absorb frombroots to up Phloem: transports sugar and organic substances, 2 way flow from root to up up to root etc

Question 29

arrangement of x p

Answer 29

Areanged in vascular bundle which clusters the 2

Question 30

above ground, for photosynthesis ): leaves, stem, reproductive organs like flowers or fruits

Answer 30

shoot system

Question 31

below ground: abosb minerals, anchors plant

Answer 31

Root system