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Biology Lab

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Stems   carry H2O supports leaves and flowers  
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Roots   anchores plants absorbs and transports water  
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Leaves   Gas exchange photosynthesis  
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Plant tissue type (3 catagories)   Ground Tissue Vascular tissue and dermis tissue  
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Ground tissue consitits of three smaller cataories   parenchyma collenchyma and sclerenchyma  
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Ground Tissue (define)   supportive (main tissue in the plant)  
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Vascular tissue   conducts water (dissolves minerals and carbs.)  
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Dermal tissue   protection (outer layer) Prevents water loss  
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Parenchyma   ground tissue most common (carries out photosynthesis and storage functions)  
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Collenchyma   ground tissue [uneven thick primary wall] support young plants {cells dont contain ligilands} so they can stretch  
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Schleenrchyma   ground tissue (supports mature plant areas) (secondary cell wall...lignified)  
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Fibers   (schlrenechylma) bundles of long and thin strands  
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Scleriods   irregularly shaped short .. can be branched  
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Vascular tissue   conect roots to leaves  
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Xylem   Vascular tissue (conduct water from roots to plants) impermeable  
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Phloem   (flow) trasports photosynthesis thru the plant premeable  
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Dermal Tissue   edidermal cells mostly  
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Stromata   gas exchange guard cells (humidity regulates opening)  
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Fibrous root system   primary and secondary roots (flower)  
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tap root system   large primary root (small secondary roots) {carrot}  
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apical meristem   dividing cells root growth (primary growth)  
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Root cap   protect apical meristem  
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Root hairs   increase surface area  
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cortex   photosynthesis uptake of water and mineral  
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pericycle   secondary root protection  
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Endodermis   inner layer of the cortext  
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(identify monocots and dicots)   in slide show  
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leaf arrangments   oppostie alternate whorled  
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node   point of stem and leaf  
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leaf primordia   bulge flanks meristem  
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apical meristem (shoots)   mass of dividing cells at the tip of the shoot primary growth  
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