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Annual life cycle is:
Must be grown from seed each year
Biennnial life cycle means
two year life cycle
(carrots)
Perennial life cycle means:
plants regrow or reflower each year
Buds:
Embryonic shoots
Axillary buds
Where leaves meet the stems
Apical buds
Tip of the stems and branches where new growth takes place
What are the three tissue systems in a plant?
Xylem, Phloem and Epidermal system
Xylem
Water and nutrients transported from the roots
Phloem
Transports carbohydrates from areas of production to the rest of the leaves (photosynthesis; primarily leaves).
Epidermal system
protects against water loss.
produce guard cells, forming stomata
Parenchyma
General cell type, most numerous in young plants.
Functions as living cells
-photosynthetic
-used for storage
Sclerenchyma
Support cells
Determinate growth
destined to form a terminal structure.
-leaf and flower
-programmed, ends with differentiation into non dividing cell types
Indeterminate growth
-in meristems
-undifferentiated cells persist while new roots and shoots grow
-contain potential to develop into all root and shoot structures
Secondary growth
dicot characteristics
-depends on function of vascular cambium and cork cambium, which are not present in monocots.
-cork surrounds stem and roots
-water proofing
Author
purplebird1
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9810
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Bio Terms
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Exam 2 Terms
Updated
2010-03-10T02:47:50Z
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