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elongated cells
thicker walls
support
storage |
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| base of a plant (monocot) |
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| Large central root (dicot: carrot) |
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| tissue that provides support; transports water; inorganic; some photosynthesis |
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| layer of cells around cortex |
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| roots coming off primary root |
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| thinnest wall; photosynthesis |
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| 1 yr growth; summer and spring rings |
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| bud on side of stem (branch, flower, leaf) |
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| thickest wall, transport some water, dead xylem (wood) |
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| roots, stems, and leaves originate |
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| conducting tissue within xylem |
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| opening between guard cells |
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anchor
absorb water and minerals
storage of food and water |
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transport water
store nutrients
support leaves |
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photosynthesis
gas exchange/transpiration
storage of food |
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| What adaptation of roots help in water and mineral absorption? |
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| root hairs because they increase surface area |
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| Where does photosynthesis take place in a leaf? |
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| Macro nutrients and examples |
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Large amounts required
ex:
nitrogen
phosphorus
potassium
calcium
magnesium
sulfur |
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| Micro nutrients and examples |
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Small amounts neede
ex:
iron
manganese
boron
chlorine
zinc
copper
molybdenum |
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| How are carbohydrates transferred throughout a plant? |
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