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100
Tap root system and Fibrous root system
What are the two types of root system
100
Woody stem
A type of stem that is hard, and is produced by secondary growth.
100
Photosynthesis
Primary function of leaves
100
Palmately compound
A type of compound leaf; The leaflets arise from a common point at the end of the petiole..
100
Internodes
The segments between the stem are called
200
Rootcap
Thimble-like mass of living parenchyma cells found in the tips of the root
200
Vascular bundles are scattered throughout the ground tissue
Characteristics of a monocot stem.
200
Spongy and palisade
Two types of mesophyll
200
Petiole
It is the stalk that attaches the blade to the stem.
200
.Pinnately Compound
A type of compound leaf; The leaflets arise from a common point at the end of the petiole.
300
Region of elongation
Region of cell division - region of actively dividing cells; the apical meristem
300
Bulb
A modified stem that have large bud containing small, conical stem with modified leaves attached; food storage.
300
Stomata
Small pores in the epidermis that permit gas exchange for both photosynthesis and transpiration.
300
Apoplast
A pathway of water; A continuum consisting of interconnected porous plant cell walls, along which water moves freely.
300
Symplast
A pathway of water; A continuum consisting of cytoplasm of many plant cells, connected from one cell to the next by plasmodesmata.
400
Mucilage
Rootcap secretes __________ that is responsible for lubrication
400
Woody stem are hard stem. Herbaceous stem have flexible thin stems
Difference between woody stem and herbaceous stem
400
Succulent
Modified leaf specialized for water storage
400
Whorled
A type arrangement that three or more leaves grow at each nodes.
400
Fusiform initials and ray initials
Vascular cambium contains two initials. They are ________ and _________
500
Prop root
A modified type of root under Adventitious roots arising from the stem above soil level and helping to support the plant; common in many monocots, such as maize (Zea mays).
500
Support and conduction
Give the two main function of stem.
500
Monocot leaves has a parallel major vein while Dicot leaves has multibranched major vein
Characteristics of monocot and dicot leaf (external anatomy)
500
Simple leaf
A type of leaf arrangement; A ______ is a single, undivided blade.
500
Root primordium
-A young lateral root; as it pushes away from cortex, it secretes enzymes that digest some cortical cells in its path.

- develops a rootcap and apical meristem, and primary meristems appear






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