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life science 12a&b

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are plants eukaryotic or prokaryotic eukaryotic
what are eukaryotic cells true cells with a nucleus
plants are unicellular of multicellular multicellular
plastid in plants chloroplasts
cell walls have what carbohydrate that gives it strength cellulose
3 organs in plants roots, stems, leaves
what has nodes of the 3 organs stems
2 organ systems found in plants shoot & root
of 2 organ systems which one is above the ground shoot
of the to organ systems which one is below the ground root
organs included in root system leaves and stem
function of root system transports minerals and water from soil throughout plant
2 different root systems found in plant tap and fibrous roots
difference between tap and fibrous roots tap- big root fibrous-little roots
2 types of roots woody and herbaceous
difference between woody and herbaceous woody-hard herbaceous-flexiable
flat part of leaf blade
around edge of leaf margin
blade to stem or branch petiole
carry water and nutrients to and fro veins
3 types of leaf margins smooth, toothed, and lobed
example of toothed margin holly
lobed margin oak
difference between simple and compound simple- one main part compound- main rib with leaflets
veins that run up and down parallel
veins branch base of leaf palmate
one main vein smaller branches off pinnate
leaf arrangement 2 leaves per node opposite
only one leaf per node alternate up branch alternate
stiffen cell wall and support leaves pressure caused by inside of plant cell turgor pressure
pigment found in leaves chlorophyll
2 types of vascular tissue xylem and phloem
phloem transports sugar
xylem transports water
vascular tissue bundles of tissues vascular bundles
lies outside skin cells push outward give this a roof apperance bark
outermost tissue layer in a plant epidermis
waxy covering called the cuticle
extremely long narrow plant cells used to make ropes fibers
difference between spring and summerwood summer wood- late summer to early fall spring wood- late spring to early summer
together spring wood and summer wood make up the annual rings
equal size roots example grass fibrous`
darker ring summer wood
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