Plant Tissue
Roots
Stem
Leaves
The Rest
100
This tissue forms the protective outside layer of the plant.
What is dermal tissue?
100

What are the two functions of the roots?

What is anchor the plant and absorb water/nutrients?

100
The stem houses most of this system.
What is the vascular system?
100
Leaves are the site for this reaction that produces food for the plant.
What is photosynthesis?
100

Type of cell used for wood and nut shells (support and protection)?

What is the sclerenchyma cells?

200
This tissue transports water, minerals and organic compounds.
What is vascular tissue?
200

What are the types of roots found in monocots?

What are fibrous roots?

200

Which vascular tissue specifically transports nutrients such as glucose?

What is phloem?

200

This is the waxy layer on the top of leaf that prevents water loss.

What is the cuticle?

200

Name two gases that travels through the stomata that is NOT water vapor.

What is the oxygen and carbon dioxide?

300
This tissue stores materials in the roots and stems.
What is the ground tissue?
300

What structure is only found in the roots and assists in the movement of water?

What is the Casparian strip?

300
This photosynthesis starting material can be stored in the stem to help enable plant survival.
What is water?
300
These pores open and close with the assistance of guard cells.
What is the stomata?
300

What is the arrangement of the vascular bundles in a dicot.

What is ringed?

400
This tissue is involved in plant growth.
What is meristematic tissue?
400
By absorbing water, roots play an important role in this sugar building reaction.
What is photosynthesis?
400
This type of tissue is found in abundance since new plants grow from the stem.
What is meristematic tissue?
400
These help close the stomata to avoid excessive water loss.
What are guard cells?
400

What do angiosperms produce uniquely?

Flowers

Gymnosperms = cones

500

This type of ground tissue found in leaves where most photosynthesis occurs and chloroplasts are found?

What is mesophyll

500

The roots are the starting point in this method of water movement in plants.

What is capillary action?

500

The stem contains these 2 layers that aid in the movement of waters and minerals.

What are the xylem, phloem?

(Cambium)

500

This side of the leaf contain the stomata and is the site for transpiration.

What is the underside/bottom?

500

What are the three parts of the female reproductive organ (carpel)?

What is stigma, style, ovary?

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