Living Cell Functions
The most common cell in a plant.
What is the Parenchyma?
What are the cork cells?
At the tips of roots and stems, it causes elongation of the plant
What are the apical meristems?
The most common tissue that has changeable functions.
What is the parenchyma?
The pipelines in leaves.
What are the vascular tissues?
The only cells that undergo mitosis are.
What are the meristematic cells?
Helps to transport water and minerals.
What is the tracheid?
Causes the girth of a plant and grows along the sides.
What is the vascular cambium?
The tissue that strengthens the plant.
What is the collenchyma?
Translocates water throughout the plant.
What is the xylem?
Secretes substances from inside the cell, such as nectar and resins.
What are the secretory cells?
Helps to strengthen, along with transporting water and minerals that have a wider shape.
What are the vessel elements?
Grows along the sides of stems and produces bark.
What is the Cork Cambium?
The Sclerenchyma tissue contains fibers and sclereid cells.
What is the mechanical sclerenchyma?
Translocates food throughout the plant.
What is the phloem?
The strengthening cells.
What is the collenchyma?
Found in roots, stems, leaves & flowers. Support and protect the other cell types.
What are the sclerenchyma fibers?
Contains guard cells that regulate the stomata and is the original covering of the plant.
What is the epidermis?
The Sclerenchyma tissue contains tracheids and vessel elements.
What is the conducting sclerenchyma?
The cells that work together inside the phloem to translocate food.
What are the sieve tubes and companion cells?
Transports food and what loads them.
What are the sieve tudes and companion cells?
Cells that cause plants to have a gritty texture.
What is the sclerenchyma sclereid?
The replacement overing for the plant and protects the plant.
What is the periderm?
Secretes substances such as nectar, oils in herbs, and resins in pines
What are the secretory tissues?
The cells that work together inside the xylem to translocate water and minerals.
What are the vessel elements and tracheids?