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| Two principal functions of stems |
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| adds cells to the primary plant body but also creates leaf primordia and bud primordia. |
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| develop into leaves. created off SAM |
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| develop into lateral shoots |
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| shoot apical meristem organization of most flowering plants. has a tunica zone where the cells divide anticlinally(perpendicular to surface of meristem) and corpus zone where the cells divide periclinally (parallel to the surface). |
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| nonwoody... aka no secondary growth. |
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| vascular bundles scattered throughout ground tissue. |
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| sometimes stem but mostly leaf modifications that aid in support. |
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| annuals, biennials, perennials...year, 2 years, multiple years |
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| year, 2 years, multiple years |
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| highly vacuolated fusiform initial and ray initial cells. |
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| secondary xylem and phloem |
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| created through the periclinal (parallel) divisions of the fusiform and ray initials. outward = phloem, inward = xylem |
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