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plant structure

TermDefinition
tracheids tubular cells tapered at each end that help transport water
stigma sticky tip of a flowers carpel
phloem tissue that moves sugar from leaves to roots
guard cells cells that control the opening and closing of the stomata
epidermis dermal tissue that covers all parts of the plant
leaf broad, flat structure of plant that traps light energy for photosynthesis
gymnosperm a plant that bears its seeds directly on the surface of cones, evergreens
apical meristem meristem that causes plants to grow in length, found in tips of roots/stems
companion cells nucleated cell that helps manage the transport of sugar
sieve tube member tubular cells lacking a nucleus that transport sugar
vascular tissue tissue make up of tubelike, elongated cells which water and food are transported
cuticle waxy, waterproof coating of stems and leaves
xylem plant tissue that transport water and minerals
meristematic plant tissue responsible for plant growth
root plant organ that absorb materials from the soil, anchors plant in the ground
stem part of plant that provides support and allows plant to grow taller
lateral meristem meristem that causes the plant to grow in width
angiosperm A flowering plant, it bears a seed with a layer of tissue that protects the seed
petal This brightly colored structure is just inside the sepals, attracts pollinators
ground tissue tissue made up of all the cells that lie between dermal and vascular tissue
vessel elements continuous tubes which water moves through
dermal tissue tissue type that contains epidermal cells and root hair cells
stomata openings in leaf that control the exchange of gases
bryophyrtes non vascular plants that include mosses
mesophyll cells photosynthesis takes place in these cells
anther pollen producing, male part of the flower
Created by: taytay131313
 

 



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