Biology 1010 - Plant Organization (Chapter 9)

Plants produce glucose (food) through __________.

What type of plant tissue transports water and minerals from the roots up to the stems and leaves?

Plants produce ATP through __________.

What type of tissue can produce all plant tissue types and is present in the tips of all growing stems and roots?

What type of root system has one thick main root?

What two layers make up the mesophyll in leaves?

What type of tissue transports sugars (food) throughout a plant?

The __________ is the waxy coating that prevents water loss from leaves.

Where, in the leaves, are the xylem and phloem located?

The __________ are pore-like openings on leaves used for gas exchange.

If you wanted to find mycorrhizae, where should you look in a plant?

Which of the following is NOT a primary function of roots?