Botany: Roots Ii

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This tissue exists in dicots but not monocots

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vascular cambium

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This tissue is one of three meristematic tissues in the region of meristem in roots. It fills the space between the protoderm and procambium

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ground meristem

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this tissue is one of the three meristematic tissues in the region of meristem in roots. it is the outer layer of cells. these cells are flattened

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protoderm

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this is one of the three meristematic tissues in roots in the region of meristem. it is located in the central core. cells in this tissue will later differentiate into vascular tissues

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procambium

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this kind of cell makes up the periderm

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cork cells

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this tissue exists in monocot roots but not in dicot roots

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pith

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this tissue is made up of a single layer of parenchyma cells which are covered with a waxy strip called the casparian strip.

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endodermis

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in dicot roots this tissue is arranged between the arms of xylem

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primary phloem

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tissues that originate from the vascular cambium are called

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secondary tissues

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this tissue is composed of large parenchyma cells and is positioned between the endodermis and epidermis. cells in this tissue usually contain starch making it a food storage tissue

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cortex

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this tissue matures from the protoderm

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epidermis

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tjis tissue can become meristematic and produces secondary roots. in dicot roots it can become cork cambium

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pericycle

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this tissue produces secondary xylem and secondary phloem

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vascular cambium

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in roots this tissue contains merstematic cells and forms a narrow band of cells between the xylem and phloem

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vascular cambium

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this tissue in dicot roots makes periderm

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cork cambium

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the formation of tissues originated from a cambium is called

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secondary growth

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in dicots this tissue often produces an X in the cross section

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primary xylem

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name the 3 secondary tissues in dicot roots

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secondary xylem, secondary phloem, periderm

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formation of the primary tissues is called

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primary growth

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tissues that originated from the apical meristem are called

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primary tissues

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cells in this tissue are the source of secondary roots

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pericycle

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in roots these four tissues form the stele

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pericycle, primary xylem, primary phloem, vascular cambium