Root Anatomy Vocabulary Terms

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Root Anatomy Vocabulary TermsVersión en línea Test your knowledge of root structures, systems, and adaptations. por Jan Barbee A B C D E F G L M N O P Q R S T V W X Z Starts with A The dividing meristem tissue found at the tips of the roots. Starts with B Contractile Roots often form these types of food storage structures seen in tulips or daffaodils Starts with C Cells in the interior of roots that can develop into cork or become pith in some plants. Starts with D Like a carrot, this common lawn weed has a tap root designed to pull water deeply from the soil. Starts with E These adaptive roots that do not grow in soil. Some can even be parasitic Starts with F A shallow root system that spreads out wide to collect water over a large area. Starts with G A process where roots from different species grow and fuse together; often used in agriculture. Starts with L The pericycles main job is to make this type of meristem in the root. Starts with M A symbiotic relationship with roots and fungi. The plant gives the fungus sugars and the fungus breaks down the surrounding soil or rock by dissolving it. Starts with N Mutually beneficial structures on roots that house nitrogen-fixing bacteria. Starts with O Beside carbon dioxide, pneumatophores help to transport this gas for plants that have submerged roots due to their wetland environment. Starts with P These specialized roots help to hold up and support very tall plants or trees Starts with Q A dead-center spot in the apical meristem, previously thought to be of special importance. 2 words Starts with R Protective covering at the tip of the root that shields the meristem. 2 words Starts with S The central tissues within the root ( cross section model ) that includes xylem and phloem. Starts with T A deep-rooting system designed to access water far below the surface; such as carrots & dandelions Starts with V This tissue includes xylem and phloem; responsible for transporting water, nutrients, and food. Starts with W Main function of root hairs and root epidermis in taking in ___________ and nutrients from the soil Starts with X Vascular tissue that transports water from roots to the rest of the plant. Starts with Z The ______________ of elongation is the region within the root where cells are continuing to grow and expand in size.

Root Anatomy Vocabulary TermsVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of root structures, systems, and adaptations.

por Jan Barbee

Starts with A

The dividing meristem tissue found at the tips of the roots.

Starts with B

Contractile Roots often form these types of food storage structures seen in tulips or daffaodils

Starts with C

Cells in the interior of roots that can develop into cork or become pith in some plants.

Starts with D

Like a carrot, this common lawn weed has a tap root designed to pull water deeply from the soil.

Starts with E

These adaptive roots that do not grow in soil. Some can even be parasitic

Starts with F

A shallow root system that spreads out wide to collect water over a large area.

Starts with G

A process where roots from different species grow and fuse together; often used in agriculture.

Starts with L

The pericycles main job is to make this type of meristem in the root.

Starts with M

A symbiotic relationship with roots and fungi. The plant gives the fungus sugars and the fungus breaks down the surrounding soil or rock by dissolving it.

Starts with N

Mutually beneficial structures on roots that house nitrogen-fixing bacteria.

Starts with O

Beside carbon dioxide, pneumatophores help to transport this gas for plants that have submerged roots due to their wetland environment.

Starts with P

These specialized roots help to hold up and support very tall plants or trees

Starts with Q

A dead-center spot in the apical meristem, previously thought to be of special importance. 2 words

Starts with R

Protective covering at the tip of the root that shields the meristem. 2 words

Starts with S

The central tissues within the root ( cross section model ) that includes xylem and phloem.

Starts with T

A deep-rooting system designed to access water far below the surface; such as carrots & dandelions

Starts with V

This tissue includes xylem and phloem; responsible for transporting water, nutrients, and food.

Starts with W

Main function of root hairs and root epidermis in taking in ___________ and nutrients from the soil

Starts with X

Vascular tissue that transports water from roots to the rest of the plant.

Starts with Z

The ______________ of elongation is the region within the root where cells are continuing to grow and expand in size.

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Root Anatomy Vocabulary TermsVersión en línea

por Jan Barbee

Starts with A

The dividing meristem tissue found at the tips of the roots.

Starts with B

Contractile Roots often form these types of food storage structures seen in tulips or daffaodils

Starts with C

Cells in the interior of roots that can develop into cork or become pith in some plants.

Starts with D

Like a carrot, this common lawn weed has a tap root designed to pull water deeply from the soil.

Starts with E

These adaptive roots that do not grow in soil. Some can even be parasitic

Starts with F

A shallow root system that spreads out wide to collect water over a large area.

Starts with G

A process where roots from different species grow and fuse together; often used in agriculture.

Starts with L

The pericycles main job is to make this type of meristem in the root.

Starts with M

A symbiotic relationship with roots and fungi. The plant gives the fungus sugars and the fungus breaks down the surrounding soil or rock by dissolving it.

Starts with N

Mutually beneficial structures on roots that house nitrogen-fixing bacteria.

Starts with O

Beside carbon dioxide, pneumatophores help to transport this gas for plants that have submerged roots due to their wetland environment.

Starts with P

These specialized roots help to hold up and support very tall plants or trees

Starts with Q

A dead-center spot in the apical meristem, previously thought to be of special importance. 2 words

Starts with R

Protective covering at the tip of the root that shields the meristem. 2 words

Starts with S

The central tissues within the root ( cross section model ) that includes xylem and phloem.

Starts with T

A deep-rooting system designed to access water far below the surface; such as carrots & dandelions

Starts with V

This tissue includes xylem and phloem; responsible for transporting water, nutrients, and food.

Starts with W

Main function of root hairs and root epidermis in taking in ___________ and nutrients from the soil

Starts with X

Vascular tissue that transports water from roots to the rest of the plant.

Starts with Z

The ______________ of elongation is the region within the root where cells are continuing to grow and expand in size.