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20 Cards in this Set
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simple tissues
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composed of one type of cell
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ground tissue system
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fills the interior of the plant
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vascular tissue
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conduction
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dermal tissue systerm
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forms a protective coat
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where do epidermal cells have no cutilcle?
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roots
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parenchyma cells are located where?
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primary walls.
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collenchyma where
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dermal layer cortex
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sclerynchyma where?
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xylem?
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name the three types of ground tissues?
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parenchyma, collencyma, and sclerenchyma
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what type of cells does xylem have?
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trachieds and veseel elements
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what do companion cells do?
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load sugars on the sieve tube membranes
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what plants only have primary growth?
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herbacioous
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bud
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underdeveloped shoot that can become flowers leaves stems
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cork cambium
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lateral meristem that produces cork cells and cork parenchyma
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decidious
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plant that sheds leaves or other structures at regular intervals.
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perenial
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ggrows year after year. more than two years.
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trachied
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type of water conducting cell in the xylem.
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vascular cambium
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produces ssecondary xylem and secondary phloem
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what does secondary phloem become?
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inner bark
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secondary xylem becomes what?
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wood
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