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Tracheids and vessel elements both undergo which of the following?
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generates an increase in the number of cells in an organism
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morphogenesis
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Figure 33-1
In the accompanying figure, the region that is composed of secondary xylem is:

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Pattern formation in plants involves signaling molecules that specify positional information.
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Which of the following polymers accounts for about 40% to 60% of the dry weight of plant cell walls?
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Parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma are classified as tissues in the:
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In plants, parenchyma cells typically secrete which of the following?
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Which of the following are areas extending along the entire length of the stems and roots except at the tips?
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Which organelle increases in size, causing plant cells to elongate?
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Vessel elements and tracheids, while differing slightly in structure, both conduct carbohydrates.
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Sugar is conducted in solution through specialized cells known as:
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The plant vascular system performs which of the following functions?
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series of events in which different gene activities are altered
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specialization of cells to carry out specific functions
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What are the three types of tissues comprising the ground tissue system, and what are their functions?
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organizes cells into three-dimensional structures
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contains fibers and sclereids
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