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Roots function
absorb water and nutrients and anchor the plant
4 types of roots
tap root
pneumatophores (knee root)
Fibrous roots
prop roots
Tap root
one predominant root
carrot
Pneumatophores
called knees
come up from the water and function in gas exchange
Fibrous roots
many roots the same diameter
prop roots
above ground roots
Stems function
to support and carry nutrients, water, sugar
Cells that transport
xylem & phloem
xylem
carry nutrients and H2O from roots up
phloem
take sugar from the leaves down the plant
Herbaceous Stem
not woody, flexible. can photosynthesize
Woody stems
not flexible
dont photosynthesize
Plant hormones
chemical produced in one part of the plant and transported to another where a change occurs
types of hormones
auxins, gibberellins, ethylene gas
Auxins
promotes cell elongation
causes cells to undergo mitosis
gibberellins
growth hormone
increase seed germination & bud development
Ethylene gas
ripens the fruit
causes the cell walls to weaken and become soft
breaks down complex carbs to simple sugars