Plant Tissue
Plant Basics
Macroscopic Leaf Structure
Leaf Shapes
More about Leaves
Even more about leaves
100

The most common tissue in plants

Ground Tissue

100

The Study of Plants

Botany
100

The arrangement of leaves on the stem of a plant

Leaf Mosaic

100

Linear

100

Entire, Serrate, Dentate, Crenate, Undulate

Common Leaf Margins
100

A plant that loses it's leaves in the winter to conserve water.

Deciduous plant

200

Like epidermis-Your Skin

Dermal Tissue

200

Plants that grow year after year.

Perennial Plants

200

One leaf attached to the stem of a plant by a single petiole

Simple Leaf

200

Eliptical

200

Parallel,  Pinnate, Palmate

Leaf Venations

200

Leaves are green because of this.

Chlorophyll

300

A "bundle" that contains the xylem and phloem.

Vascular Tissue

300

Plants that live for only 1 year

Annula Plants

300

Several leaflets attached to a single petiole

Compound leaf

300

Cleft

300

what type of margin?

Entire edge of leaf is smooth with no indentations

Entire

300

Erect-Trees and Flowers

Climbing-Creeping Vines

Prostrate-Watermelons and Cucumbers

Subterranean- Potato

Different types of Stems
400

Contains cells that have not specialized in any particular function

Meristematic Tissue

400

Biennial Plants

Plants that live for two years

400

Three leaf mosaics in creation

alternate, opposite, whorled

400

Cordate


400

What type of margin?  

Tiny sharp teeth along it's outer edge.

Serrate

400

Nonvascular Plants without xylem and phloem

Bryophytes

500

Transports water UP the roots and this transports food back DOWN the leaves.  

Xylem and Phloem

500

Vegetative Organs

Reproductive Organs

stems, roots and leaves

flowers, fruits and seeds

500

Three characteristics that botanists use to classify a plant from which a leaf comes.  

shape, margin, venation

500

Lobed


500

What type of margin?


More pronounced teeth that point outward rather than just towards the apex.  

Dentate

500

Grown on ground, can attach themselves to a tree and grow and look like a tree.  They are seedless vascular plants.

Ferns

600

A carrot is the root of a carrot plant.  What kind of organ is it?

Vegetative Organ

600

Scalelike

600

What type of margin?


Teeth are rounded rather than pointed.

Crenate

600

Coniferophyta and Anthophyta

What is the common name

Evergreen

700

A section of a plant no longer has any mitosis going on .  What kind of tissue should be absenting that section?

Meristematic

700

Needlelike


700

What type of margin?


Leaf's edge doesn't have "teeth", but is wavy.

Undulate
700


1.Female reproductive organs of the pine tree.

2.Knobs on the tips of pine branches that contain fine dust.

1. Seed Cones

2. Pollen Cones

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