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3 zones involved in primary root growth
1) zone of cell division
2) zone of cell elongation
3) zone of cell differentiation
types of meristematic tissue in zone of cell division
root apical meristem and primary meristems (protoderm, procambium, ground meristem)
definition of zone of cell elongation
region where cells elongate to up to 10x their original length
definition of zone of cell differentiation
region where new cells become specialized, primary meristems give rise to specialized tissue (vascular, ground, epidermal)
functions of root
1) anchor plant
2) absorption of water and minerals
3) prevents erosion of soil
types of roots
1) tap root
2) fibrous root
3) adventitious root
Tap root: function, structure, type of plants that have tap root
function: anchors plant, store food (examples: carrots, potatoes)
structure: one large vertical root, can produce secondary roots
usually in: dicots
fibrous roots: function, structure, type of plants that have fibrous roots
function: prevents soil erosion
structure: thin spreading, not deep
usually in: monocots
adventitious roots: function, structure
function: support
structure: arises from ground structures (such as stems)
root hairs
extensions of root epidermal cells that increase surface area for water/mineral absorption
root cap
covers and protects root apical meristem as root elongates and pushes through soil
endodermis
innermost layer of cortex, provides selective barrier for substances entering vascular tissue
casparian strip
continuous band of wax associated with endodermis, contributes to selective barrier
pericyle
outermost layer of stele
root hairs
extensions of root epidermal cells that increase surface area for water/mineral absorption
root cap
covers and protects root apical meristem as root elongates and pushes through soil
endodermis
innermost layer of cortex, provides selective barrier for substances entering vascular tissue
casparian strip
continuous band of wax associated with endodermis, contributes to selective barrier
pericyle
outermost layer of stele
stele
vascular cylinder
area from where lateral roots arise
pericycle