Forms the protective outer layer of a plant.

Makes up much of the inside of the nonwoody parts of a plant, including roots, stems, and leaves.

Dermal tissue on woody stems and roots consists of several layers of dead cells.

Gnetophytes and flowing plants that have a second type of xylem cell.

Ground tissue surrounding the vascular tissue

Slender projections of the cell membrane

Covers and protects the actively growing root tip

A plant with stems that are flexible and usually green

The stems of herbaceous plants contain bundles of xylem and phloem.

The ground tissue inside the ring

The wood in the center of a mature stem or tree trunk

Contains vessel cells that can conduct water.

Leaves with a flattened portion that is often attached to a stem by a stalk

The loss of water vapor from a plant

To refer to a part of a plant that provides organic compounds for other parts of the plant

To refer to a part of a plant that organic compounds are delivered to

The movement of organic compounds within a plant from a source to a sink

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chapter 26

chapter 26 smitty

Term	Definition
Dermal Tissue	Forms the protective outer layer of a plant.
Ground Tissue	Makes up much of the inside of the nonwoody parts of a plant, including roots, stems, and leaves.
Cork	Dermal tissue on woody stems and roots consists of several layers of dead cells.
Vessels	Gnetophytes and flowing plants that have a second type of xylem cell.
Sieve tubes	Conducting strands in phloem.
Cortex	Ground tissue surrounding the vascular tissue
Root hairs	Slender projections of the cell membrane
Root cap	Covers and protects the actively growing root tip
Herbaceous plant	A plant with stems that are flexible and usually green
Vascular bundle	The stems of herbaceous plants contain bundles of xylem and phloem.
Pith	The ground tissue inside the ring
Heartwood	The wood in the center of a mature stem or tree trunk
Sapwood	Contains vessel cells that can conduct water.
Petiole	Leaves with a flattened portion that is often attached to a stem by a stalk
Mesophyll	The ground tissue in leaves.
Transpiration	The loss of water vapor from a plant
Source	To refer to a part of a plant that provides organic compounds for other parts of the plant
Sink	To refer to a part of a plant that organic compounds are delivered to
Translocation	The movement of organic compounds within a plant from a source to a sink

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