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Parenchyma
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Spherical cells with thin, flexible walls
make food and storage |
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Collenchyma
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Long cells with unevenly thickened walls
Provide for support |
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Scelerenchyma
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Very thick, rigid cells
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Fibers
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Long strands
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Stone Cells
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Circular clusters
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Dermal Tissue*
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Flattened parenchyma that covers entire plant (skin)
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Stomata*
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Opening in leaf cuticle
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Guard Cells
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Control opening and closing of somata
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Trichomes
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Hair like projections to help reduce evaporation
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Vascular Tissue*
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Transport system in plant
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Xylem*
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Tubular cells that transport H2O from roots up
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Tracheids
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Tapered tubes
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Vessel Elements
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Wide and short with openings at both ends
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Phloem*
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Living tube cells that transport sugar from leaves down
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Sieve tube members
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Have no ribosomes or nucleus
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Companion Cells
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Nucleated cells that control sieve tube members
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Grand Tissues*
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All other tissues
photosynthesis, storage, support |
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Meristematic Tissues*
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Regions of actively dividing cells (baby cells)
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Apical Meristem
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Tips of roots/stems
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Vascular Cambium
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Produces xylem/phloem
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Cork Cambium
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Produces tough outer coating for stems and roots
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Roots*
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Undergroud parts of a plant
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Root Hair
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Projection of single epidermis cell that increases surface area in contact with soil
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Cortex
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Ground tissue involved in transport of the H2O into the vascular system
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Endodermis
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Single layer of cells in center of cortex that forms H2O proof seal and controls H2O flow
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Pericycle
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Inside endodermis and forms shoots of older roots
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Root Cap
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Tough protective layer of parenchyma cells
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Stems*
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Above ground part that supports leaves and flowers
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Herbaceous Stems
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Green soft and flexible, and carryout photosynthesis
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Woody Stems
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Hard and rigid and contains xylem
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Sink
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Portion of plant that stores sugar
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Translocation*
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Movement of sugars from leaves through phloem
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Leaves*
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Main purpose=photosynthesis, flat with large surface area to capture more sunlight
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Petiole
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Stalk of leaf
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Compound Leaves
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Single blade divided into leaflets
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Whorled Leaves
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Three or more leaves on the same part of a stem
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Mesophyll*
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Photosynthetic tissue in a leaf
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Transpiration*
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Loss of H2O through stomata
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Venation Pattern
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Pattern of vascular tissue in leaves used to distinguish different groups of plants
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Hormone
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Chemical produced in one part of an orgamism and transported to another part that causes physiological changes
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Auxins
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Promote cell elongation
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Gibbrellins
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Promote cell elongation and growth
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Cyrtokinins
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Stimulate cell division by increasing protein production for mitosis
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Ethelyene
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Carbon and hydrogen gas that speeds ripening of fruit
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Tropism*
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Plant's respone to gravity
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Gravitropism
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Plant's response to gravity
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Thigmotropism
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Response to touch
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Nastic Movement
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Response not dependent on direction of stimulus
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