Exam 27: Plant Form and Function
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What compound diffuses through open stomata into plant tissues thereby initiating photosynthesis?
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Which of the following is a plant cell type that is commonly found in and gives support to vascular tissues in stems and leaves?
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Which of the following cells conduct sugars and other organic solutes?
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Fluid inside vessel elements is being pulled upward primarily by ____.
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Choose the one most appropriate answer for each.
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apical meristem
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long, tapered sclerenchyma cell occurring in a bundle that supports and protects vascular tissue in stems and leaves
mass of rapidly dividing stem cells in the tip of a shoot or root
gives rise to periderm
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What type of specialized stem do plants such as irises and grasses possess?
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In older stems and roots, a complex dermal tissue called ____ replaces the epidermis.
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During secondary growth of a plant, ____ gives rise to wood and ____ gives rise to periderm.
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Structure of an older, woody eudicot stem.


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Sapwood is denoted by letter _____.
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Which of the following plants was used to remove contaminants from soil at the Aberdeen Proving Ground site?
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In an annual tree ring, the wood with large diameter, thin-walled cells is ____.
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Locations of tissues in a eudicot stem .
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Sclerenchyma is denoted by letter _____.
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F
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Stem and root thickening in eudicots is accomplished by ___ and is called ___ growth.
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To which of the following processes is transpiration most analogous?
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Structure of an older, woody eudicot stem.


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The vascular cambium is denoted by letter _____.
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C
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What complex polysaccharide imparts flexibility to the unevenly thickened cell walls of collenchyma cells?
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