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A) initial plant B) protoplant C) primary plant body D) secondary growth 2
A) intercalary meristem B) protoderm C) procambium D) cork cambium 3
A) trichome B) root hair C) guard cell D) cork 4
A) pits B) pores C) sieve plates D) tubes only 5
A) lignin B) wax C) proteins D) suberin 6
A) insects B) water C) mammals D) birds E) wind 7
A) a peach B) an apple C) an olive D) a plum E) a cherry 8
A) true berries B) aggregate fruits C) drupes D) multiple fruits E) hesperidiums 9
A) pith B) ground tissue C) epidermis D) vascular tissue E) meristems 10
A) aerial B) adventitious C) buttress D) parasitic E) food storage 11
A) bulb B) tuber C) corm D) rhizome E) stolon 12
A) tendrils B) thorns C) bracts D) tubers E) corms 13
A) cork cambium B) phelloderm C) periderm D) cork E) epidermis 14
A) procambium B) vascular cambium C) primary meristem D) lateral meristem E) ground meristem 15
A) sieve cell B) vessel C) tracheid D) sieve tube E) rays 16
A) primary xylem B) phloem C) schlerenchyma D) secondary xylem E) secondary phloem 17
A) protoderm B) vascular cambium C) procambium D) ground meristem E) primary meristem 18
A) protoderm B) ground meristem C) intercalary meristems D) procambium E) lateral meristems 19
A) spines B) cladophylls C) tendrils D) stolons E) rhizomes 20
A) tuber B) rhizome C) corm D) bulb E) stolon 21
A) root hairs B) xylem C) branch roots D) root cap E) pith parenchyma 22
A) sclereids B) collenchyma C) tracheids D) parenchyma E) pits 23
A) bract B) spine C) window leaf D) prickle E) thorn 24
A) suberized and contain no living protoplasts B) thin walled and often contain chloroplasts C) lignified and contain living protoplasts D) suberized and contain living protoplasts E) lignified and contain no living protoplast 25
A) palmate B) alternate C) parallel D) pinnate E) whorled 26
A) cortex B) endodermis C) pericycle D) pith E) Casparian strip 27
A) apical meristems B) vascular cambium C) lateral meristems D) ground tissue E) dermal tissue 28
A) stomata B) pits C) lenticles D) spiracles E) micropyles 29
A) They are all components of plant connective tissues. B) They all function in support of the plant. C) They are all dead at maturity. D) a, b, and c. E) a and b, but not c. 30
A) True B) False 31
A) True B) False 32
A) True B) False 33
A) cork cambium -- periderm B) ground meristem -- cortex and pith of a dicot stem C) procambium -- primary vascular tissue D) protoderm -- vascular tissue of a monocot stem E) vascular cambium -- xylem and phloem of an older tree 34
A) Phloem tissue distributes water and minerals absorbed by the roots to the rest of the plant. B) The sieve elements of angiosperms are sieve tube members, while the sieve elements of gymnosperms are sieve cells. C) Primary and secondary phloem is derived from the vascular cambium. D) Phloem may be primary or secondary, but in either case the sieve elements are nonliving cells. E) Only a and d are correct. 35
A) root cap B) zone of cell maturation C) zone of cell elongation D) zone of cell division 36
A) a vascular cambium. B) secondary xylem and phloem. C) a cork cambium. D) all of the above. E) none of the above. 37
A) True B) False 38
A) True B) False 39
A) True B) False 40
A) True B) False 41
A) True B) False
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