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Plant Anatomy: Understanding Roots, Stems, and Leaves, Quizzes of Biology

Plant TissuesPlant PhysiologyPlant AnatomyPlant Growth and Development

Definitions and functions of various plant organs, including roots, stems, and leaves. Learn about their main functions, structures, and the role of plant tissues such as dermal, vascular, and ground tissues.

What you will learn

  • What are the three main functions of roots?
  • What is apical dominance and how does it affect plant growth?
  • What is the difference between primary and secondary growth in plants?

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2014/2015

Uploaded on 03/04/2015

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Download Plant Anatomy: Understanding Roots, Stems, and Leaves and more Quizzes Biology in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 3 types of plant organs DEFINITION 1 roots, stems and leaves TERM 2 roots DEFINITION 2 are multicellular organs with three main functions;anchoring the plantabsorbing minerals and waterstoring organic nutrients TERM 3 Stem DEFINITION 3 consists of alternating system of nodes and internodes, axilarry and apical. TERM 4 apical nodes DEFINITION 4 cause elongation TERM 5 axilarry nodes DEFINITION 5 can form branches TERM 6 leaves DEFINITION 6 main photosynthetic organ of most vascular plants.monocots and eudicots differ in arangement of veins TERM 7 plant tissues DEFINITION 7 dermal, vascular and ground tissues are in each organ TERM 8 dermal tissue DEFINITION 8 in non-woody plants it consists of the epidermis. it is the outermost layer TERM 9 cuticle DEFINITION 9 waxy coating that prevents water loss on top of dermal tissue TERM 10 vascular tissue DEFINITION 10 Xylem- water and dissolves mineralsPholem-transports organic nutrients to where they are needed.innermost tissue layer
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