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Nitrogen part of proteins, nucleic acids, and chlorophyll
Phosphate Part of ATP, nucleic acids, and phospholipids of the cell membrane
Potassium Used in active transport, activates enzymes,
Magnesium Part of chlorophyll, need for photosynthesis
Sulfur Part of some proteins, needed for cellular respiration
Auxin produced in tips of stems, promotes stem elongation, fruit development, and suppresses leaf and fruit drop
Cytokinins Produced in root tips, stimulates cell division, promotes lateral bud growth
Ethylene Stimulates fruit ripening
Gibberellins Produced in developing shoot and seeds, stem elongation and induces seed germination and fruit development
Chlorophyll a Blue or blue green, converts light to chemical energy
Chlorophyll b yellow green, in beets
Carotenes orange pigment in carrots
Xanthophyll yellow pigment found in lemons
Anthocynin red and blue colors in beets
Tannin brown
Pericycle in epidermis, makes lateral roots
xylem transports food down stem
phloem transports water and nutrients up stem
cambium tissue in between xylem and phloem
apical meristem responsible for growth of root
monocot vascular bundles in stem-scattered, in root- ring
Dicot vascular bundles in stem- ring, in root- in an cross
sieve tube elements make up phloem, forms pipeling for transporting food
tuber is a stem modification! food storage ex: white potato
Bulb is a stem modification! ex:onion
Corm is a stem modification! thisckened stem that stores food exd: gladiolus
Rhizome is a stem modification! ex: ginger
guard cells regulate opening of stomata
schlerenchyma surround xylem and phloem
calyx all the sepals
corolla all the petals
mesophyll middle layer consisting of palisade and spongy layers
chlorophyll b nonpolar pigment in beet lab
chromatography paper used in beet lab
anthocyanin polar pigment in beet lab
nonvascular plants live in moist environments
dominant generation in nonvascular plants gametophyte
Bryophytes nonvascular, made of thallus (stem) and rhizoid (root) ex: liverworts and mosses
dominant generation in vascular plants sporophyte
pterophyta vascular (ferns) needs water to reproduce, has rhizomes
Gymnosperms Vascular, whole structure is a seed ex: pinecone
cycads palm-like conifers ex: sago palm
angiosperms flowers
endoderm tissues to nourish developing embryo
monocot one seed leaf, parallel veins,flower parts in multiples of 3, ex: grasses, orchids
dicot 2 seed leaves, netted veins, flower parts in multiple of 4 or 5, ex: oak trees, beans
photosynthesis formula 6CO2 + 6H2O Light -> glucose + 6O2
ATP Adenosine triphosphate, energy stored in chemical bonds
berry simple fruit, ex: tomato
Modified Berry simple fruir, ex: cantalope
modified berry or citrus simple, ex: lemon
Drupe simple fruit, ex: plum
Pome simple fruit, ex: apple
Pod simple fruit, ex: peas
capsule simple fruit, ex: okra
samara simple fruit, ex: elm
nut simple fruit, chestnut
Achene simple fruit, ovary wall not fastened to seed, ex: sunflower seed
Grain simple fruit, fruit wall and seed are fused, Ex: corn
Aggreate fruit compound fruit, strawberry
multiple fuits compound fruit, ex: pineapple
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