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Match the following terms with their correct definition:
1.__ adventitious A. This is the general term used for plant tissues that have the ability to perform mitosis for plant growth.
2.__ elongation B. This is the layer of cells in the root where you would expect to find the casparian strip.
3.__ phosphorus C. This is the term used to describe the route of water uptake by roots through the cortical cell plasmodesmata.
4.__ xylem D. This term is used to identify the oldest xylem tissue found near the center of stem of dicot tree.
5.__ CAM E. This is a tissue that is a component of vascular tissue produced by the vascular cambium in dicot plants.
6.__ endodermis F(AB) This is the term used for the prop roots produced by corn and the pneumatophores produced by mangrove trees.
7.__ tuber G(AC) This term is used to identify the region of a root tip that is responsible for the primary increase in length during root growth.
8.__ flaccid H(AD) This the general term for the primary conductive (transport) cells of the phloem vascular tissue of the plant.
9.__ mycorrhizae I(AE) These are fungi that are associated with plant roots and contribute to nutrient uptake by roots.
10.__ meristems J(BC) This term is used to identify the secondary xylem found in the stem of monocot trees when they produce wood.
11.__ trichomes K(BD) One of the key macronutrients required for proper plants growth and function.
12.__ symplastic L(BE) This is the term used for a modified stem used for the storage of photosynthetic products in a potato plant.
13.__ heartwood M(CD) This is the descriptive term for a plant cell that has experienced a net extracellular osmosis over a period of time
14.__ sieve cells N(CE) Modified form of carbon fixation that allows desert plants to avoid the worst effects of photorespiration.
O(DE) These are outgrowths of leaf epidermal cells and a able to reduce air flow and water loss from leaves.
Answer:
1. Adventitious--- F. This is the term used for the prop roots produced by corn and the pneumatophores produced by mangrove trees.
2. Elongation—G. This term is used to identify the region of a root tip that is responsible for the primary increase in length during root growth.
3. Phosphorus—K. One of the key macronutrients required for proper plants growth and function.
4. Xylem--- E. This is a tissue that is a component of vascular tissue produced by the vascular cambium in dicot plants.
5. CAM—N. Modified form of carbon fixation that allows desert plants to avoid the worst effects of photorespiration.
6. Endodermis-- B. This is the layer of cells in the root where you would expect to find the casparian strip.
7. Tuber-- L. This is the term used for a modified stem used for the storage of photosynthetic products in a potato plant.
8. Flaccid--- M. This is the descriptive term for a plant cell that has experienced a net extracellular osmosis over a period of time.
9. Mycorrhizae—I. These are fungi that are associated with plant roots and contribute to nutrient uptake by roots.
10. Meristems-- A. This is the general term used for plant tissues that have the ability to perform mitosis for plant growth.
11. Trichomes ---- O. These are outgrowths of leaf epidermal cells and a able to reduce air flow and water loss from leaves.
12. Symplastic--- C. This is the term used to describe the route of water uptake by roots through the cortical cell plasmodesmata.
13. Heartwood—J. This term is used to identify the secondary xylem found in the stem of monocot trees when they produce wood.
14. Sieve cells—H. This the general term for the primary conductive (transport) cells of the phloem vascular tissue of the plant.