Exam 33: Plant Structure, Growth, and Development

An example of a trichome is a root hair. ____________________

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Question 81

The walls of collenchyma cells contain large amounts of lignin, which is a polymer of -galacturonic acid. ____________________

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Question 82

Which of the following plants is not an annual?

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Question 83

Vessel elements differ from tracheids differ in that vessel elements contain pits. ____________________

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Question 84

MATCHING Match the tissue with the appropriate word or phrase. a.collenchyma d.phloem b.epidermis e.sclerenchyma c.parenchyma f.xylem -a type of ground tissue whose cells are often dead at maturity

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Question 85

What tissue comprises the outer bark of woody plants?

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Exam 33: Plant Structure, Growth, and Development

An example of a trichome is a root hair. ____________________

The walls of collenchyma cells contain large amounts of lignin, which is a polymer of -galacturonic acid. ____________________

Which of the following plants is not an annual?

Vessel elements differ from tracheids differ in that vessel elements contain pits. ____________________

MATCHING Match the tissue with the appropriate word or phrase. a.collenchyma d.phloem b.epidermis e.sclerenchyma c.parenchyma f.xylem -a type of ground tissue whose cells are often dead at maturity

What tissue comprises the outer bark of woody plants?

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