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Lab 5

Biology Lab

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