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Botany quiz for my test tomorrow.
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- 1.These tissues develop into the stem when they mature.
- A.
Apical Meristem
- B.
Ground Meristem
- C.
Cork Cambrium
- 2.A structure found in grasses causing the elongation of the grass stem.
- A.
Intercalary Meristems
- B.
Apical Meristem
- C.
Cork Cambrium
- 3.
- A.
Cork Cambrium
- B.
Apical Meristem
- C.
Protoderm
- 4.These tissues produce secondary tissues which function in support and conduction, also increasing the girth of the plant.
- A.
Procrambium
- B.
Cork Cambrium
- C.
Vascular Cambrium
- 5.These tissues develop into leaves when they mature.
- A.
Apical Meristem
- B.
Cork Cambrium
- C.
Protoderm
- 6.This ring of tissue produces bark.
- A.
Cork Cambrium
- B.
Apical Meristem
- C.
Intercalary Meristems
- 7.Cells with thicker cell walls than parenchyma, but thickness in uneven, walls are pliable but strong.
- A.
Collenchyma
- B.
Parenchyma
- C.
Rays
- 8.These cells are long lives and conduct water laterally.
- A.
Epidermis
- B.
Parenchyma
- C.
Rays
- 9.The specific type of parenchyma that contains chloroplasts, responsible for photosynthesis.
- A.
Rays
- B.
Chlorenchyma
- C.
Phloem
- 10.This xylem cell is dead at maturity, forms tubes.
- A.
Phloem
- B.
Vessels
- C.
Rays
- 11.These cells help plants get rid of wastes of other substances like hormones
- A.
Parenchyma
- B.
Rays
- C.
Secretory Tissues
- 12.A very common plant cell that comes in many different shapes and sizes.
- A.
Parenchyma
- B.
Vessels
- C.
Rays
- 13.The complex tissue that conducts water and other dissolved substances throughout all plant organs.
- A.
Xylem
- B.
Phloem
- C.
Rays
- 14.The outer most layer of cells.
- A.
Epidermis
- B.
Xylem
- C.
Sclerenchyma
- 15.A cell type found in phloem, found to the outside of the xylem.
- A.
Xylem
- B.
Sieve-tube elements
- C.
Epidermis
- 16.The complex tissue that conducts dissolved food.
- A.
Epidermis
- B.
Phloem
- C.
Rays
- 17.These cells have thick touch cell walls, function in support.
- A.
Rays
- B.
Phloem
- C.
Sclerenchyma
- 18.
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