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botany

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alternation of generations gametophyte and sporophyte phase
xylem water and minerals upward
phloem water and food downward (throughout the plant)
dermal tissue epidermis, cork
cuticle wax secretion of the epidermis
stomata opening for gas exchange in photosynthesis
cork dead layers of cells in mature plants
collenchyma found in strings like in celery
sclerenchyma found around veins in leaves
vascular tissue xylem and phloem
ground tissue collenchyma, sclerenchyma, parenchyma
parenchyma storage and photosynthesis; palisade and spongy mesophyll
meristematic tissue only cells capable of mitosis
apical meristem growth in the tips of roots
primary growth growth in length
secondary growth growth in diameter
vascular cambium produces xylem to the inside and phloem to the outside
annual rings made of xylem; springwood and summerwood
phylum bryophyta true mosses
leafy shoot 1 moss plant
rhizoids root-like structures
non-vascular plants small and found in moist areas
seed organ; embryonic plant with stored food covered by a multicellular seed coat
spore not an organ; cell with a secretion as a protective covering
seedless vascular plants phylum pteridophyta (ferns)
sori groups of sporangia in sporophyte stage
fiddlehead developing fern frond
vascular plants with seeds angiosperms and gymnosperms
gymnosperms phylum coniferophyta; seeds in cones not ovary; nonflowering
angiosperms seeds enclosed in ovary; flowering
conifers seed and pollen cones; have needles or scales
phylum anthophyta monocot or dicot
monocot 1 cotyledon, parallel venation, fibrous roots, flower parts in 3s or 6s
dicot 2 cotyledons, netted venation, taproot, flower parts in 4s, 5s, or multiples
complete flowers have all the parts
incomplete flowers missing parts (male/female on separate flower, missing petals)
composite flowers multiple flowers on one recepticle
pedicel stalk
receptacle enlarged end of pedicel
sepals protect developing flower
petals attract pollinators
stamen male reproductive part
filament stalk supporting anther
anther produces pollen
carpel female reproductive part
stigma sticky and receives pollen
style supports stigma
ovary has ovules; becomes fruit; superior or inferior
ovules female gametes
botany study of plants
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