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This zone is the zone of cell division that produces new cells to add to the length of a root.
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These roots are also known as prop roots. They are not produced from seeds but from stems or leaves.
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The zone of ____ is where root hairs are formed to take in water and nutrients.
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The zone of _______ is the part of the root that expands the root tip.
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Cell walls of the ____ contain suberin (wax) in a bandlike region called the capsprian strip around the cell.
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The root, stem and leaf are ____ organs. They can be used for asexual reproduction.
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The ___ strip controls water and mineral nutrients that enter the xylem. Many harmful minerals can be excluded by the endodermis.
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The vascular tissue in the monocot stem is arranged this way.
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The ___ of the zone of maturation produces root hairs.
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The function of this is to form lateral roots. This is made up of 1 or 2 layers of parenchyma cells outside the vascular tissue.
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A stalk of a leaflet of a compound leaf.
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In an ___ leaf arrangement, the leaves grow in pairs on stem opposite one another.
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The vascular ____ of the zone of maturation consists of the pericycle and the vascular tissue like xylem and phloem.
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a leaf-like part of a compound leaf
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This type of root system is normally found in monocots. The roots are similar in size.
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This type of root is normally found in dicots.
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In a compound leaf, anything above the ___ bud is the leaf.
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Also known as the leaf stalk, used to hold the blade out into the light.
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The ___ of the zone of maturation consist of the parenchyma cells and inner most layer is the endodermis.
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Also known as the leaf blade, is flat and used to harvest light for photosynthesis.
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In the dicot root, the vascular tissue are located in the ___ of the root.
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The ____ is an assemblage of reproductive organs like stamens and carpels. Some are sterile (vegetative) like sepal and petals.
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The edge of the leaf.
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The vascular tissue in the leaf.
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This is in charge of photosynthesis, gas exchange and water transport.
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The monocot root has this but the dicot root does not.
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In the monocot root, the vascular tissue is arranged in a ___. In the dicot stem, the vascular tissue are arranged this way.
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The tissues of the ___ include the epidermis, cortex, vascular tissue and pith. The endodermis and pericycle are normally absent from here.
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Uptake of water in minerals occurs near the root ____ where the great numbers of tiny root hairs increase the surface area of the root.
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The root ___ protects and lubricates the growing roots.
