Plant Organs Tissues and Processes

Seed coats and nutshells, contain

 

• fibers sclerenchyma cells

• sclereids sclerenchyma cells

• fibers collenchyma cells

• sclereids collenchyma cells

Phloem tissue is a type of

• epidermal tissue

• ground tissue

• vascular tissue

• intercalary tissue

In roots, vascular tissue is located in

• vascular cylinder

• vascular bundles

• leaf veins

• petals

Phloem is mainly made of

• Tracheid that are long with tapered ends.

• Vessel elements that are large, with perforation plates in their end walls.

• Sieve-tube members function as conducting cells.

……………. occurs where a leaf or leaves are attached to the stem.

• Stem

• Node

• Internode

• Leaf veins

All the following are Vegetative organs in plant except

• Leaf

• Stem

• Flower

• Root

Plant's system composed of the stem, the branches and the leaves.

• root hair

• branches

• shoot system

• root system

It supports the leaves in a way that exposes each one to as much sunlight as possible

• roots

• node

• stem

• internode

Plant's system consists of the roots, the root tip also contains an apical meristem and results in primary growth downward.

• root hair

• branches

• shoot system

• root system

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Contains an apical meristem and produces new leaves and other tissues during the initial primary growth of a plant.

• lateral bud

• axillary bud

• internode

• terminal bud

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