Monocot vs Dicots
Plant anatomy
Plant morphology
Leaves & placement
Meristems
100
A Dicot plant has this type of root system
What is a tap Root?
100
The outer protective layer of the stem and leaves on plants.
What is the epidermis?
100
Anchoring, support, absorption, and storage of energy are all functions of this part of the plant.
What are the functions of the roots?
100
This is the flat surface of the leaf.
What is the leaf blade?
100
These are the four types of meristems
What are apical, axillary, intercalary, vascular cambium?
200
A Fibrous root system can be found on this broad category of plants.
What are monocots?
200
Xylem and phloem make up vascular bundles or conducting tissues that transport water, nutrients, and other organic compounds throughout the plant.
What is the vascular system?
200
Stems that are enlarged, fleshy stems used for storage of carbohydrates.
What are tubers?
200
This is located at the union of the blade and sheath, has appendages that can be used to distinguish species.
What is the collar?
200
This is found in the stems and roots of dicots. Increases diameter of stems.
What is the vascular cambium?
300
There is one cotyledon on Monocots as opposed to how many found in a dicot seed.
What are 2 cotyledons? 
300
Tissue other than epidermal or vascular, and composes the bulk of the plant.
What is the ground tissue?
300
Part of a plant that supplies support, movement of water nutrients and products of photosynthesis, store energy, and photosynthesis.
What is the stem?
300
The lower portion of the leaf that surrounds the stem.
What is the sheath?
300
This growth is found in monocots and are responsible for the growth of the stem internodes and leaves.
What are intercalary meristems?
400
Vascular bundles in monocots can be found in what  general area of the stem?
What are scattered throughout?
400
These are areas of actively dividing cells in plants.
What are Meristems?
400
A monocot leaf consists of these three parts.
What are the sheath, blade, and collar?
400
Simple and Compound leaves are the types that this subclass has.
What is the Dicot subclass?
400
These are responsible for the development of buds and branches or flowers.
What are the axillary meristems?
500
The difference between the flowers of monocots and dicots.
What is dicots have 5 parts and monocots have 3?
500
Apical, axillary, intercalary, vascular are all types of these actively dividing cells 
What are the meristems?
500
These are common in grasses and small grains like wheat and barley. Shoots that arise from the crown.
What are the tillers?
500
These are ways you can identify leaves based on where they are located on the stem.
What is the leaf placement?
500
Located at the tip or apex of a shoot or root. Primary growth occurs here.
What is the apical meristem?
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