Vascular Tissue
Ground Tissue
Meristemic Tissue
Dermal Tissue
Plant processes and structures
100

Water is carried up from the roots in this

Xylem

100

Tissue with thin-walled cells with interconnecting air spaces between them

Aerenchyma tissue

100

Identify tissue B

Intercalary meristematic tissue

100

This is an opening in the dermal tissue of a leaf that allows for gas exchange.

Stomata

100

The most abundant of all pigments; it's why leaves are green except in autumn

Chlorophyll

200

Xylem fibers are composed of this type of cell

Sclerenchyma

200

Identify the plant tissue

Fibers ( Sclerenchyma)

200

At what age do plants stop growing?

They never stop growing

200

A waxy secretion land plants have developed to aid in the prevention of water loss

Cuticle

200

Requires Sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water

Photosynthesis


300

Phloem carries _________ in which direction?

Food , Bi/ All directions

300

Ground tissue is primarily made of this kind of tissue

Parenchyma

300

Which meristem is being cut in this onion

Root apical meristem

300

Fatty substance in the walls of cork cells

Suberin

300

The process that involves the loss of water through the plant's leaves

Transpiration

400

Sugars are transported to these storage organs

Fruits and roots

400

Plant cell walls (non-woody) contain this important component that is unique to plants

Cellulose

400

Meristems grow by the process of this

Cell division (mitosis)

400

Common name given to this tissue

Bark

400

Occurs to enable plants to make more plants

Reproduction

500

Identify the Cell types shown

Sieve tubes and Companion cells

500

Identify the type of plant tissue


Sclerenchyma (Sclereid)

500

Which meristematic tissue regenerates plant branches lost by grazers?

Intercalary meristematic tissue

500

Where is cuticle absent in a plant? (2 regions)

Stomata and Roots

500


Respiration in Plants