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| From which tissue do lateral roots arise? |
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| Between which tissues is the vascular cambium located? (In roots) |
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| Primary xylem and primary phloem. |
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| Which tissue of stems is not present in dicot roots" |
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| In which tissues are root hairs found? |
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| Which tissue is immediately adjacent to the endodermis on the side toward the center? |
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| In which region of the root does differentiation of cells into various cell types take place? |
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| The region of maturation. |
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| What is present in cells of the cortex that gives evidence of its function as a food-storage tissue? |
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| Of what fatty substance are Casparian strips composed? |
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| What tissue produces cells that add girth to the root? |
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| What water-conducting tissue is present in the center of a dicot root? |
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| What protects buds of dormant twigs? |
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| Tiny bumps where xylem and phloem broke when a leaf fell off. |
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| Where specifically are axillary buds located? |
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| Immediately above the leaf base in axil, at a node. |
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| What structures associated with gas exchange are found throughout stem internodes? |
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| What is the difference between bud scale scars and leaf scars? |
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| Leaf scars at notes are where leaves fell off, bud scale scars are where terminal buds fell off and forms a girdle. |
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| Which tissue separates cortex from pith in an older alfalfa stem? What is the function of this tissue? |
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| Vascular tissue; transport water, minerals, and food. |
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| What is the primary function of cortex and pith? |
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| If you saw cross sections of Begonia or Coleus and alfalfa stems side by side, what differences would be obvious? |
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| Fundamental tissue, not pith in Begonia; vascular bundles "random" in Begonia. |
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| Which two tissues are produced by the cork cambium, and which two tissues are produced by the vascular cambium? |
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| Cork and phelloderm; Secondary phloem and secondary xylem. |
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