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Developmental

Lecture 11

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In plants ____ occurs throughout the life cycle and is influenced by the ____ ____. Hence a plant can adapt its structure to changes in the environment. Organogenesis ; External Environment - This is necessary b/c plants cannot move to new location if the environment becomes unsuitable.
SAM Shoot apical meristem
AB Auxiliary bud
Cotyledons Seed leaves
Epicotyl Stem above the cotyledons
Hypocotyl Stem portion between cotyledon and root
Leaf Axil Junction between main stem and leaf
____ are regions of cell division. They are ____ like throughout the life of the plant. They are constantly generating new plant organs. Meristems ; Embryonic
In plants ___ determines cell fate. Position
Apical Meristem ---> Growing tip of shoot and root
Outer layers L1 and L2 ---> Tunica
Interior layers L3 ---> Corpus
Slow cell division The center in the Central Zone and consists of cells with lots of small vacuoles that renew the meristem
Rapid cell division Peripheral Zone surrounds the Central Zone - the morphogenetic region. It contains cells that form the organs
___ plants can be used to study final destination of cells Chimeric
L1 Epidermis
L2 Bulk of leaf and flower
L3 Central portion of organ and stem
Phyllotaxy position of leave on the stem. Involves communication among existing and newly formed leaf primordium
Auxins allow for cell elongation or expansion. This causes cell wall expansion leading to change in organ pattern
___ may change as the plant matures (i.e. spiral  Whorled) or by external manipulation (cut the meristems) Phyllotaxy
___ can have one leaf, 2 leaves or 3 leaves (leaves/node). The nodes are alternating (180). This is due to chemical and physical interaction and constraints Whorls
Leaves arranged as ___ and ___ Spiral ; Whorls
___ ___ is the junction between leaf & main stem. Axillary meristems are found in leaf axils and produce axillary buds Leaf axil
___ Displays apical dominance – suppress axillary meristems get Christmas tree appearance SAM
Remove SAM ---> Bushy appearance
Adventitious forms from surface cells on stems and leaves ---> bushy appearance even without SAM
Cylinder type meristems cambrium layer causes increase in width of plants or production of bark.
Root cap is for ___ protection
Zone of Cell Division is the meristematic region just below the root cap
Zone of Cell Elongation is where the cells elongate
Zone of Cell Differentiation is where cells differentiate into Xylem and Phloem as well as where lateral roots and root hairs form
Quiescent Center of Root Meristem contains: slowly dividing cells
Created by: AshCha
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