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Plant Tissues

Biology

Tissue and TypeLocation and Function
Covering- Epidermis Leaf, stem, root; Protect, prevent moisture loss, form root hairs on roots
Covering- Bark Woody stem; protect, prevent moisture loss, form root hairs on roots
Conducting- Xylem Fibrovascular bundles in leaf, stem, root; Conduct water up from root into stem, leaves.
Conducting- Phloem Fibrovascular bundles in leaf, stem, root; Conduct food from leaves to rest of plant
Growing- Meristem Tips of stems, roots; growth, differentiation
Growing-Cambium Fibrovascular buncles, between xylem and phloem; growth in thickness, formation of new xylem, phloem
Food-making - Palisade cells Upper layer of leaf; photosynthesis
Food-making - spongy layer lower layer of leaf; some photosynthesis, help circulate gases for palisade layer
Food-making - Green Cells Stems; photosynthesis
Supporting- Wood Xylem; mechanical support
Supporting- Thick-walled living cells Leaf, stem (under epidermis); mechanical support
Supporting- Thick-walled dead cells Stem, outside of phloem; mechanical support
Supporting- Thin-walled, large cells Leaf, stem; suport by turgidity
Storage- Pith cells Stems; store food
Storage- Root tissue Enlarged roots; store food
Reproductive- Pollen Stamen of flower; produce sperm nuclei
Reproductive- Ovule Ovary of flower; produce egg nuclei
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