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___________ on an angiosperm give the flower its colors.

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CHAPTER IX

CHAPTER IX. Stages of Growth and Development VEGETATIVE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT. Shoot and Root Systems. The root system and the shoot system tend to maintain a balance :

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Watch a Kansas Wheat Field Grow!

PLANT NUTRITION. Development of Agriculture critical to civilization Top three major human foods are grass seeds/fruit (grains) Wheat: Near East 9,000 years ago 684.4 million Metric Tons 2008/09 global wheat production is projected. Watch a Kansas Wheat Field Grow!.

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Chapter 36 Transport in Plants

Chapter 36 Transport in Plants. For vascular plants the evolutionary movement onto land involved the differentiation of the plant body into roots and shoots Vascular tissue transports nutrients throughout a plant; this transport may occur over long distances. Transport Scale/Distance.

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Plant Form

Plant Form. Chapter 35. Meristems. Meristematic tissues are clumps of small cells with dense cytoplasm and proportionately large nuclei. Elongation of roots and shoots takes place by repeated cell divisions and subsequent elongation by the apical meristem.

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Resource Acquisition and Transport in Vascular Plants (Ch. 36)

Resource Acquisition and Transport in Vascular Plants (Ch. 36). Water and minerals are absorbed by the roots Transpiration creates a force within leaves that pulls xylem sap upward Water and minerals are transported upward as xylem sap

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Ecology

Ecology. 96. Which of the following are missing from the food web shown above ? F. Producers G. Decomposers H. Omnivores J. Predators. Ecology.

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Ecology

Ecology. 96. Which of the following are missing from the food web shown above ? F. Producers G. Decomposers H. Omnivores J. Predators. Ecology.

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14.2 Vascular Plant Systems

14.2 Vascular Plant Systems. Think about how your body systems work. your circulatory system transports food, oxygen, water, minerals, and other materials throughout your body. Your circulatory system is made up of many different cells, tissues, and organs.

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Plant Organ Systems

Plant Organ Systems. Section 2.2 Homework Pg. 76 #1-6. Quick review. How many organ systems are in a plant? Identify the organs in each of these systems. What are xylem and phloem? How are they similar? How are they different? Cross-section of a leaf:

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Plant Structure, Growth, & Development

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Seed plants and structure of a seed

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In most plant tissues The cell walls and cytosol are continuous from cell to cell

In most plant tissues The cell walls and cytosol are continuous from cell to cell The cytoplasmic continuum Is called the symplast The apoplast Is the continuum of cell walls plus extracellular spaces. Key. Symplast. Apoplast. Transmembrane route. Apoplast. The symplast is the

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Systems in Plants

Systems in Plants. Nelson 4.1 pg. 125-128. Plants. They are multicellular organisms They include mosses, ferns, conifers and flowering plants They have two distinguishing features: they are green in colour and can not move from place to place What causes their green colour?

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Lecture 5: Chapter 25

Lecture 5: Chapter 25. Structure and Organization of Flowering Plants. Plant Organs Roots Stems Leaves Monocots vs. Eudicots Epidermal Tissue Vascular Tissue. Roots Organization Diversity Stems Organization Diversity Leaves Organization Diversity. Outline. Plant Organs.

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The EXTERNAL Structure of

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The EXTERNAL Structure of

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The EXTERNAL Structure of

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Key

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Below the ground : Roots absorb water and minerals thanks to roots hairs .

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