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The Answer of sclerenchyma and epidermis and parenchyma and phloem is...

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Exam 33: Plant Structure, Growth, and Development

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Although the epidermis lacks chloroplasts, it plays an essential role in photosynthesis. What features of the epidermis contribute to the overall photosynthetic success of a plant?

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Concepts to Consider: Cuticle prevents loss of water needed for photosynthesis; stomata and guard cells allow diffusion of carbon dioxide and oxygen (open during day, closed at night).

Match the tissue with the appropriate word or phrase.

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a type of ground tissue whose cells are often dead at maturity

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epidermis

collenchyma

xylem

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a type of ground tissue whose cells are often dead at maturity

epidermis

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Match the tissue with the appropriate word or phrase.

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main function is transporting water and minerals

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sclerenchyma

epidermis

parenchyma

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main function is transporting water and minerals

sclerenchyma

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Match the process with the correct phrase or definition.

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expression of different genes in different cells at the same time

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morphogenesis

cell differentiation

cell development

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expression of different genes in different cells at the same time

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Growth that results in an increase in stem or root length occurs in which specific area of the plant?

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Specialized epidermal outgrowths that remove excess salt accumulated in seashore plants are an example of:

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When the cork cambium divides, it produces cork cells toward the inside.

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Which tissue system of the plant body is largely responsible for photosynthesis?

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Mature vessel elements:

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In one sentence, explain how it is possible for genetically identical plant cells to become different from each other.

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Leaves are attached randomly (regularly) to stems and play a role in photosynthesis.

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Hemicellulose is more soluble than cellulose.

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The preprophase band consists of chromosomes aligned in a particular pattern.

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. What is the dermal tissue system? Differentiate between the epidermis and periderm.

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The preprophase band is specific to plant cells and:

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A plant that requires two years to complete its life cycle is referred to as a(n):

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has a cuticle

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epidermis

parenchyma

collenchyma

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has a cuticle

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A secondary cell wall would be:

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Differentiate between primary and secondary growth in plants. Be sure to include the results of each and where each type of growth would be most likely to occur.

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Match the tissue with the appropriate word or phrase.

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a simple tissue that is the most common tissue in plants

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sclerenchyma

xylem

phloem

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Exam 33: Plant Structure, Growth, and Development

Although the epidermis lacks chloroplasts, it plays an essential role in photosynthesis. What features of the epidermis contribute to the overall photosynthetic success of a plant?

Growth that results in an increase in stem or root length occurs in which specific area of the plant?

Specialized epidermal outgrowths that remove excess salt accumulated in seashore plants are an example of:

When the cork cambium divides, it produces cork cells toward the inside.

Which tissue system of the plant body is largely responsible for photosynthesis?

Mature vessel elements:

In one sentence, explain how it is possible for genetically identical plant cells to become different from each other.

Leaves are attached randomly (regularly) to stems and play a role in photosynthesis.

Hemicellulose is more soluble than cellulose.

The preprophase band consists of chromosomes aligned in a particular pattern.

. What is the dermal tissue system? Differentiate between the epidermis and periderm.

The preprophase band is specific to plant cells and:

A plant that requires two years to complete its life cycle is referred to as a(n):

A secondary cell wall would be:

Differentiate between primary and secondary growth in plants. Be sure to include the results of each and where each type of growth would be most likely to occur.

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