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| usually above ground, consists of the stems, leaves, and reproductive organs. |
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| what is the purpose of the stem? |
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| it works as the framework for positioning the leaves and as a means of conductig materials throughout the body. |
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| usually below ground, anchors the plant and penetrates the soil where it absorbs water and other nutrients. |
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| herbaceous part of the plant body. |
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| the woody part o the plant body. |
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| an embryonic region that exists at the tip of each shoot and root axis. |
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| results from the proliferation of apical meristem cells. it increases the length of stems and roots. |
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| results from the proliferation of lateral meristem cells and adds width to stems and roots. |
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| what are the three tissue systems? |
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| dermal, ground, and vascular |
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| the outer protective layer of the plant |
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