Plant Anatomy & Physiology Exam Questions with
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Vascular bundles (tissue)
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Entire, undulate, finely serrate,
1 The Four Basic Parts of Plants 2 coarsely serrate, doubly serrate,
crenate, lobed
Called veins, in spongy mesophyll,
Opening in the epidermis mainly phloem moves food from leaf to the
3 located on the underside or leaves, 4 rest of the plant, xylem moves water
exchange of gases & minerals up to the leaves from
roots
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The Four Basic Parts of leaves, stems, roots, flowers
Plants
Food through Leaf functions
photosynthesis, site of gas
exchange, stores food
Cuticle, stomata, guard Tissues of the Leaf
cells, palisade mesophyll,
spongy mesophyll, and
vascular bundles
Waxy substance that Cuticle (tissue)
covers the leaves and
stems, waterproof layer
that keeps water in plants
Opening in the epidermis Stomata (tissue
mainly located on the
underside or leaves,
exchange of gases
two cells located on each Guard Cells (tissue)
side of the stomata, open
and closes stomata
Primary site of Palisade mesophyll (tissue)
photosynthesis
Contains air & Spongy mesophyll (tissue)
chloroplasts, site of
photosynthesis and gas
exchange
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Vascular bundles (tissue)
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Entire, undulate, finely serrate,
1 The Four Basic Parts of Plants 2 coarsely serrate, doubly serrate,
crenate, lobed
Called veins, in spongy mesophyll,
Opening in the epidermis mainly phloem moves food from leaf to the
3 located on the underside or leaves, 4 rest of the plant, xylem moves water
exchange of gases & minerals up to the leaves from
roots
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, Terms in this set (81)
The Four Basic Parts of leaves, stems, roots, flowers
Plants
Food through Leaf functions
photosynthesis, site of gas
exchange, stores food
Cuticle, stomata, guard Tissues of the Leaf
cells, palisade mesophyll,
spongy mesophyll, and
vascular bundles
Waxy substance that Cuticle (tissue)
covers the leaves and
stems, waterproof layer
that keeps water in plants
Opening in the epidermis Stomata (tissue
mainly located on the
underside or leaves,
exchange of gases
two cells located on each Guard Cells (tissue)
side of the stomata, open
and closes stomata
Primary site of Palisade mesophyll (tissue)
photosynthesis
Contains air & Spongy mesophyll (tissue)
chloroplasts, site of
photosynthesis and gas
exchange
