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50 Cards in this Set
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The main function of the cotyledons in a bean see is
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provide food for the young plant
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The neck of a banjo is made of
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secondary xylem
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Plants in the genus Cinchona were imortant because they
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were a source of quinine
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A taproot is fromed by plants when the ......... becomes the main root.
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radicle
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In roots, the tissue that is the next to the cortex is the
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epidermis
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The roots of ....... contain alkaloids that were used as love poitns and as anesthesia for surgery. When harvesting these roots, a popular myth recommended that black dogs do the actual pulling of the room from the ground.
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mandrake
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Secondary growth in stems results from the activities of the vascular cambium which forms
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2 prime xylem to the inside, 2 prime phloem to the outside
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In the center of the stem of a dicot is found what tissue
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pith
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The glue-like compound that binds cells together in a plant is
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pectin
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The strength of a piece of wood is determined mainly by what cell feature
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cell walls
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Most starch is found in what part of a cereal grain?
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endosperm
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In the drawing, the location of the secondary phloem is indicated by what letter?
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e
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A piece of pine (conifer) wood consists mostly of
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tracheids
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Seeds of some plants do not germinate when planted in moist soil because that have a heard, thick seed coat that prevents water and oxygen from entering the seed. The general name for failure of mature seeds to germinate is
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dormancy
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Sieve tube members occur in which tissue?
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Phloem
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Cork cells are produced from mitosis and cytokinesis that occur in
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cork cambium
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Roots are a good source of food for eople because they often contain
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starch in the cortex
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The disease beriberi is caued by the absence of a vitamin from the human diet. Where in the rice grain would this vitamin occur?
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germ or bran
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Wood that conucts sound very well (such as that on the face (top) of a guitar or violin) has what feature?
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Thick cell walls in most cases
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Correctly complete the statement below about how modern Coca cola differs from the original formula. "Modern Coca cola....."
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doe not contain cocaine
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The apical meristem of roots is protected by what structure as the root graows through the soil?
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root cap
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In the center of a dicot root is
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water conducting tissue
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A strengthening compound found in the cell wall of some cells is
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lignin
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When the epidermis is lost during secondary growth of stems, its function is taken overy by
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cork cells
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The material that Levi used to manufacture the first plants that bore his name (Levis) came from a plant that also is the source of material for making canvas and cordage. What kind of cells constituted the bulk of the material that was used for the cloth?
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fiber cells
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Enriched white flower is white flour to which has been added niacin, thiamin, riboflavin and iron. To bring enriched flour up to the nutritional level of whole wheat flour, how many more nutrients would have to be added?
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15
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A branch is cut from a 200 year old oak tree. When the annual rangs are counted, only 10 are present. The best explanation for this difference between 10 and 200 is.......
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The branch is just 10 years old.
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Roots that develop from stems or leaves are called
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adventitious roots
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Cutin, a waterproofing compound, is found in what kind of cells in the stem?
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epidermal
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Cinnamon and cassia come from what part of the plant
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bark
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"Whole wheat" flour is more nutritious than white flour because it contains
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endosperm, bran and germ
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In a corn seed, the structure that occupies most of the space is
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the endosperm
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What cell type(s) occur(s) in both "hardwoods" and "softwoods"?
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tracheid and parenchyma
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During tip growth in roots, new cells are formed by mitosis. Which of the two cells that results from each mitosis will greatly elongate?
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the cell farther away from the root tip
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The piece of tree shown at the right was cut from a tree last month (January). What year did the tree grow the least?
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2003
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Most of an onion that is used for cooking is composed of what plant part?
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leaves
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Branch (=lateral or secondary) roots originate in the mian root from the
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pericycle
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The major type of plant cell consumed by humans for food is
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parenchyma
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The embryo of a peanut seed includes
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plumule, radicle and cotyledons only
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Which cell(s) function when they are dead?
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tracheids, fibers and vessel elements
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When stems grow in heigh, it is a result of the expansion of new cells produced by mitosis and cytokinesis in the .......
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aprical meristem
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Most sugar is transported vertically in a tree in the
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bark
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Carrots are biennials. When is the best time to harvest carrots to obtain teh largest ones?
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at the end of the first growing season
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Openings in teh Bark of treese that allow oxygen to diffuse into a tree trunk are
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lenticles
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Commerical cork comes from , and about half of all that is produced comes from .
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Quercus suber, portugal
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Starting at the oustide of a plant cell and moving toward teh center, which sequence below correctly describes the structures that are present?
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cell wall, plasma membrane, cytoplasm
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The scientific name for corn is Zea mays. The genus of this plant is and the species is .
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Zea, mays
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Jesuit powder refers to
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ground tree bark that contained quinine
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When a bean seed germinates, the food that is needed tomake roots and stems and leaves initially comes from the
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cotyledons
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After commercial cork is harvested, a new layer can be harvested about 10 years later from the same plant. In what tissue is formed the layer of cells that makes the new cork cells?
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Secondary phloem
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