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Branching roots primarily found in grasses
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Fibrous roots
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One main root found in plants such as carrots or dandelions. It stores food.
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Taproot
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Works much like a solar panel, absorbing light energy, which is then stored as food energy. It uses the sun's light energy to change carbon dioxide & water into food.
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Chlorophyll
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The food produced by a plant. A type of sugar.
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Glucose
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The process of using oxygen to release energy from food.
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Cell Respiration
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A growth response of a plant to conditions in the environment such as light or water.
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Tropism
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A turning of the roots towards the Earth. This ensures that roots will grow down in the soil where water and nutrients are.
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Geotropism
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Growing towards light.
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Phototropic response
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Growing towards water.
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Hydrotropic response
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Response to touch such as when tendrils wrap around objects to support the plant.
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Thigmotropism response
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The layer of the root that connects the epidermis with the inner core.
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Cortex
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This tissure is made of tubes that carry water and minerals from the soil upward.
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Xylem tissue
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This layer of cells covers the root
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Epidermis
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This tissue is made of tubes that carry sugars and other nutrients from the leaves through the stem and down to the root.
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Phloem tissue
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These are tiny extensions that take in water and minerals to the root.
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Root hairs
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The tip of the root, pushes the root through the soil.
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Root Cap
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The outer covering of the woody stem
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Bark
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The center of a woody stem.
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Heartwood
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A part of a woody stem
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sapwood
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The part of the woody stem that becomes thicker each year.
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Growth layer
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Plants such as pine, spruce & fir tree have these leaves. The shape of the leaves helps reduce water loss.
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Needle leaves
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These leaves have veins, blades & petioles.
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Broad leaf
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The transport system with the petiole in the leaf. Water enters the leaf through this part.
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Vein
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The broad flat part of the leaf.
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Blade
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The extension of the xylem and phloem tubes of the stem.
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Petiole
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List the parts of the leaf.
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Upper epidermis
Palisade layer Spongy layer Vein Lower Epidermis |
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Describe the process of photosynthesis.
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Carbon dioxide + water + light energy = glucose + water
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