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| Privet leaf cross section |
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A. Epidermis
B. Cortex
C. Xylem
D. Endodermis
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A. Epidermis
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A. Pith
B. Vascular bundle
C. Xylem
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E. Fibers |
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A. Secondary xylem (one annual ring)
B. Phloem ray
C. Xylem ray
D. Pith
E. Wood (multiple annual rings)
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| Alternate leaf arrangement |
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| Opposite leaf arrangement |
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1. Cuticle
2. Upper epidermis
3. & 4. Mesophyll
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| Flowering plants are in clade Angiosperms. True or false? |
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-Pollen grain with one furrow or pore
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-Seed with two cotyledons
-Flower with for or five floral parts (or multiples) |
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| Leaves have parallel veins |
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| Vascular bundles are small and spread throughout the stem |
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| Flowers have three floral parts (or multipes) |
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| Pollen grains have three pores or furrows |
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| False; All plant cells have a primary cell wall. |
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| Most, but not all, plant cells have a primary cell wall. |
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| Cell layer surrounding the stele that prevents water loss |
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| Bundled xylem and phloem tissue |
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| Support the vascular bundle |
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| Surround the vascular bundle |
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| Leaf parenchyma or mesophyll |
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| In wood plants, the layer of cells that divides to produce secondary growth of xylem or phloem is the: |
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| Secondary xylem makes _____. |
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| Secondary phloem makes _____. |
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-Retain water in the leaf
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| What is the function of the meristematic region of the root? |
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| Cell enlargement in the apical meristem will cause the organism to grow in: |
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