Parts of a Root
Parts of a Stem
All things stems
All things roots and stems
Terminology
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Which one is the primary root?
2nd line from the top
100
Where are the nodes at on this ?
On the green part
100
are plants which have seed with one cotyledon.
Monocot
100
What are 2 functions of roots?
Anchor plants in the ground
bring water, nutrients, up to the rest of the plant
store food for the plant
100
tissue that moves the water and minerals throughout the plant.
Xylem
200
Which is the secondary root?
First line from the top
200
Which line is the apical meristem / terminal bud?
top line
200
has seeds which have two cotyledons.
dicots
200
What are the two types of root systems?
Fibrous and Taproot
200
tissue that moves food (produced in the leaf) to the rest of the plant.
phloem
300
Which is the root cap?
Bottom Line
300
Where is the internode at?
3rd line down from the bottom
300
What are 2 functions of the stem for a plant
Take up water and nutrients to the rest of the plant
Support the leaves of the plant
Produce food through photosynthesis
300
Many Dicots have what type of root system?
Taproot
300
Are Beans, Trees and tomatoes examples of monocots or dicots?
Dicots
400
Which is the root hair
Lines 3 and 4
400
What is the 4th line down on the right side pointing at?
Leaf scar
400
Type of specialized root system with a very short flattened stem that has several fleshy leaves attached to it. An onion is an example of these
Bulb
400
Specialized type of taproot that stores food
A. Taproot
B. Napiform root
C. Fibrous Root
D. Rhizome
Napiform root
400
Are corn, grasses and onions monocots or dicots
Monocots
500
What type of root system is this?
Taproot
500
What is the 5th line down from the top on the right pointing at?
The lenticles- small holes for gas exchange
500
Type of specialized stem that is a horizontal stem that lies above the ground.
Stolon
500
Monocots have which type of root system?
Fibrous
500
a rhizome with a tip that is swollen with stored food.
Potatoes are examples
Tubers