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Plant Science Final

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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A root that grows from other tissues besides root tissue is:

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#2
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Meristematic Tissue

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#3
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Area of Meristematic growth located in the leaf axis between the node and the stem

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#4
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The flow of organelles that can be clearly seen in active leaf cells with a microscope is called:

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#5
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An area in the root that increases the growth of the roots, it is said that these dividing cells can propel the root as much as 0.08” per day

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#6
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A tap root is defined as a dominant root that develops downward, an example would be:

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#7
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Area of growth that is refereed to as the termini and is the origin of all growth in the plant___

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#8
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This structure in cells is made up of channels and pits that connect from cell and allow the flow of water and nutrients to pass between cells.

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#9
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The organelles that have two membranes are:

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#10
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agronomy and horticulture are:

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#11
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growth that increases the height of the plant originates from the___

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#12
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cultivation is:

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#13
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The main function of these structures are to support and elevate the leaves, flowers and the fruit; also a delivery system for minerals and water. They also have a minor role in photosynthesis in some species

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#14
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Vascular Cambium is meristematic tissue that gives rise to__

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#15
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Epidermis is

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#16
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The main function of these structures are to anchor the plant and absorb water and minerals

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#17
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A corn plant would be an examples of a____

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#18
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tissue that is comprised of the xylem and phloem and is used to transport water, minerals and sugars in the plant

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#19
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The theory of endosymbiosis gives an explanatoin as to how cells came to have the following

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#20
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The portion of the stem that is in-between nodes

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#21
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The word cultivar refers to:

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#22
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The girth or circumference of the stem increases due to divisions in the___

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#23
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A soybean plant would be an example of a ____

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#24
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A type of stem that has thick tissued and generally lives more than two years, an example is trees and shrubs

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