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26 notecards = 7 pages (4 cards per page)

Viewing:

plant anatomy

front 1

plant main parts are

back 1

shoot and root

front 2

shoot

back 2

has leaves

chlorophyll

flowers

nodes

internodes

front 3

nodes

back 3

leaf attachment site

front 4

internodes

back 4

space between nodes

front 5

root

back 5

anchors the plant

absorbs water and Nutri

storage

has root hair

front 6

Organizational Heirarchy

back 6

Cells -> Tissues - > Organs – Organ systems - > Organism

front 7

plant cell type

back 7

paranchyma

collenchyma

sclerenchyma

front 8

paranchyma

back 8

least specialized

one thin cell wall

does most of the metabolism

front 9

collenchyma

back 9

one rigid cell wall

can elongate.

front 10

sclerenchyma

back 10

2nd cell wall made of ligin

dead but supports

mature ares

front 11

Plant Tissue Systems: are

back 11

Dermal, Ground, Vascular

front 12

dermal tissue system

back 12

makes epidermis and covers all

protection

waxy covering - cuticle

has cork

dead

front 13

Periderm

back 13

akes place of epidermis in secondary growth

front 14

xylem - vascular tissue system

back 14

dead when mature

moves water

front 15

tracheids

back 15

-longer than vessel element & has no perforation plat

front 16

vessel element

back 16

shorter than above-mentioned; has openings or perforations at both ends to form a long, continuous tub

front 17

phylum - vascular tissue system

back 17

moves sugar

front 18

sieve tube cell

back 18

lost nucleus

front 19

companion cell

back 19

controls sieve cell for daily operations

front 20

ground tissue system

back 20

Located between vascular and dermal tissues
Does photosynthesis, storage and supports

front 21

determinate growth

back 21

genes code for certain max and will not grow higher than that

front 22

indeterminate growth

back 22

continue to grow as long as the plant is alive

front 23

life cycle in flowering plant

back 23

annual

biennials

perennials

front 24

annual

back 24

goes from seed to flowering to death in one year

front 25

biennial

back 25

seed and vegetative growth in 1st year then flower and fruit in 2nd year

front 26

perennials

back 26

live for many years only die for disease and injury