Plant Structure Growth & Development
What is xylem
This nutrient is what carnivorous plants are typically lacking
What is nitrogen
The world's highest peak 29,035 feet above sea level
What is Mt. Everest
These three things plant cells have but animal cells do not.
What are chloroplast, cell wall, central vacuole
These are the two major groups of angiosperms
What are monocots and dicots
This is the arrangement of leaves on a stem
Commercial fertilizer usually include which three nutrients
What are N, P, K
You've just hiked a 2650 mile trail from Mexico to Canada. Abbreviated PCT
What is the Pacific Coast Trail
The outer layer of a vascular plant, cork in woody plants, epidermis in herbaceous plants.
What is dermal tissue?
These are the types of roots with specialized functions
What are prop roots, buttress roots, storage roots, strangling roots.
In sunny conditions this type of leaf arrangement is less damaged by the sun
What is vertical
Loam soils have
What is equal parts sand, silt, clay
You're sitting here: in this retractable roof structure in Seattle watching a baseball game
What is Safeco Field
The ground tissue is called the cortex and there are small hairs that increase the surface area.
What is a root?
These are some examples of modified stems
What are rhizomes, bulbs, stolons, and tubers
These two routes of water and nutrients are called
What are apoplast and symplast
Phytoremediation is
What is uptake of soil pollutants in plant tissues.
A rotating restaurant atop this Seattle's 605 foot Landmark built for the 1962 World's Fair
What is The Space Needle
This prevents growth during warm spells in the winter.
What is dormancy?
What are Parenchyma, Collenchyma, Schlerenchyma, Xylem, Phloem
The pressure exerted by the plasma membrane against the cell wall
This bacteria forms a symbiotic relationship with many legumes
What is rhizobia.
The tallest peak in Washington: 14,410 feet
What is Mount Rainier
A hormone that causes a plant to bend toward the light.
What is auxin?