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chapter 26 voc.

TermDefinition
Dermal Tissue Forms the protective outer layer of a plant.
Ground tissue Make up much of the inside of the non-woody part of a plant.
Epidermis Dermal tissue that covers the outer part of a non-woody plant.
Cork Consist of several layers of dead cells.
Vessel Makes up conducting strands.
Sieve tubes The conducting strands in phloem.
Cortex Ground tissue surrounding the vascular tissue.
Root hair Slender projecting of the cell membrane increases the surface area of the root and its ability to absorb water and mineral nutrients.
Root cap Covers and protects the actively growing root tip.
Herbaceous plant A plant with stems that are flexible and usually green.
Vascular bundles The stem of a herbaceous plant contains bundles of xylem and phloem.
Pith The ground tissue inside the vascular bundles.
Heartwood The wood in the center of a mature stem or tree trunk where the xylem no longer conducts water.
Sapwood Lies outside the heartwood and contains vessel cells that can conduct water.
Petiloe Stalk that attaches the blade of a leaf to the stem.
Mesophyll Ground tissue that has leaves packed with chlorophyll.
Transportation The loss of water vapor from a plant.
Source Part of a plant that provides organic compounds for other parts of the plants.
Sink Part of a plant that organic compounds are delivered too.
Translocation The movement of organic compounds within a plant from a source to a sink.
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