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Bio Lab Practical

The anatomy of the plant

QuestionAnswer
Dermal Tissue the outer covering of the plant
What does the dermal tissue do? Regulates movement of materials into and out of the plant
Ground tissue: most of the plant body and provides support
Vascular tissue: Xylem and Phloem cells, transport of materials through plant
Xylem: Transports water fromthe roots to the other tissues of the plant
Ploem: Transports the products of photo from leaves to plant
Meristematic tissue: Where cell division takes place; provides the direction of growth
Nodes: Regions from which leaves grow from stem
Internodes: Areas of stem between nodes
Terminal buds: Located at the tips of stems and branches
Axillary or Leteral buds: Located in the nodes along stems; give rise to lateral branches
PARTS OF A LEAF (blank)
Blade: Part of a leaf, flattend part
Petiole: The stalk that attaches it to the stem
Primary and secondary roots: main root extending straight down from plant
Root hairs: each hair is one cell bottom of plant root
THE STEM LONG SECTION looks like a frog
The feeler like thing that grows like the legs of a frog... Leaf Primordia
The Bulb like thing growing like the head of a frog.. Apical meristem:
The little section of to the side, like a cresent..far away from the frog head Xylem:
STEM CROSS SECTION, how would you recognize one Looks like it has a non uniform cell volume. Too much stuff toward the side. The center is clearish. You would recognize one because of the fact that the side has teeny cells together...
Epidermis: On the end
Vascular bundles: Teeny cells together
Pith: Center of the stem section
Fiber Bundle cap: Whole thing near the end of cell
Phloem: Makes up the vascular bundle:
Xylem: BIGGER CELLS
ROOT, WHAT IS IT ALSO KNOWN AS, and how do you recognize one Has stuff in center, otherwise uniform TURTOX. You can recognize a root because of the fact that it has pinkish gray large cells with greenish phloam
VAscular cylinder: central thing, around the X
Xylem: The X in the center, Large pinkish gray cells
Phloem: Greenish blue
Casparian strip:: Surrounds each cell of the endodermis
Cortex Tissue around the outside of the endodermis, function: starch storage
THE LEAF LEAF LEAF like a rectangle VERY DARK PINK, LAYERED
UPPER Epidermis: LOWER EPIDERMIS: Upper: It is thick, at the top of cell Lower: It is thinner, at the bottom of cell
Vascular Bundle: The circular thing in the middle, very dark pink, smushed together
Stomato: The hole in the wall almost shaped like a snowflake
Guard cells: The surrounding wall around cell--Blue stuff around the hole
Created by: talkglitter2486
 

 



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