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| Above ground plant parts such as stems, leaves, and flowers |
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| Structures that absorb water and dissolved minerals |
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| Stores materials, functions in photosynthesis, and structurally supports the plant |
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| Consist of the the same tissue organized in different ways |
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| Leaf-like structures that contain food for a plant embryo (Eudicots have 2, Monocots have 1) |
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| Regions of rapidly dividing cells |
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| Provides primary growth (lengthening) |
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| Provides secondary growth (thickening) |
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| Simple plant tissue that makes up most of the the primary growth |
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| Simple plant tissue that supports growing plants parts |
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| Simple plant tissue that contains lignin for support |
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| Photosynthetic parenchyma |
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| Interconnect to form tubes that conduct sugar |
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| Load sugars into the sieve tubes |
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| Covers and protects the outer surface of primary plant parts |
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| Replaces epidermis on woody plants because they have extensive secondary growth |
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| Vascular tissue threaded through ground tissue |
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| A shoot's main zone of primary growth |
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| Forms the side branches and leaves of a flower |
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| Vascular bundles in leaves that contain the xylem and phloem |
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| Sheathed, cylindrical array of primary xylem and phloem in a root |
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| Increases the surface area of the leaf's epidermis to increase absorption |
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| In eudicots, a primary root and all of its lateral branchings |
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| Root system composed of an extensive mass of similar-sized roots; typical of monocots |
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| Produces secondary xylem on inner surface and secondary phloem on outer surface |
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| Inner xylem expansion that ruptures the outer secondary phloem |
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| Secondary phloem and periderm |
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| Old xylem clogged with metabolic waster |
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| New xylem between heartwood and vascular cambium that has a functional xylem |
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