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Chapter 26 Exam I
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1
At the end of the first year’s secondary growth, immediately outside the primary xylem is the:
vascular cambium.
secondary xylem.
pith.
secondary phloem
2
In most woody plants, the first periderm usually arises in the:
endodermis
cortex.
epidermis.
pith
3
Which of the following is found in the outer bark but
not
the inner bark?
phloem
pith
cork
xylem
4
Which of the following statements about woody perennials is
false
?
Some flower before they become adult plants.
Some are deciduous.
They include trees and shrubs.
Some live for many years.
5
Lenticels function primarily in:
mineral uptake.
gas exchange.
water transport
protection.
6
The stem and root of most woody plants usually contains only one periderm.
False
True
7
In the elderberry stem during its first year of secondary growth, all primary phloem cells are destroyed.
False
True
8
Conducting phloem:
consists of living or dead sieve elements
is composed of primary tissue.
functions primarily to store foods.
is part of the inner bark.
9
Which of the following statements about resin ducts is
false
?
They are intercellular spaces lined with collenchyma cells.
They may result from trauma.
They secrete resin that may protect against fungi and beetles.
Their formulation may be stimulated by wounding.
10
Biennials form roots, stems, leaves and flowers in the first growing season and seeds in the second season.
False
True
11
Heartwood is different from sapwood in that heartwood:
contains living cells.
has a lighter color.
is nonconducting.
is older.
12
“Softwood” is the name given to wood:
composed of primary xylem
found in conifers.
found in eudicots
composed of functional phloem.
13
At the end of the first year’s growth, the bark is composed of:
all tissues outside the vascular cambium.
only secondary tissues.
periderm.
cork.
14
In secondary tissues, the cells of the axial system are oriented vertically & the radial system is oriented horizontally
False
True
15
Which of the following statements about secondary growth is
false
?
The primary phloem is pushed outward.
Most plants produce more secondary phloem than secondary xylem.
The secondary vascular tissues form a cylindrical shape.
Primary phloem fibers remain intact longer than other primary phloem cells.
16
At the end of the first year’s secondary growth, immediately inside the secondary phloem is the:
vascular cambium.
cortex.
primary phloem.
periderm.
17
Bark may contain primary tissues as well as secondary tissues.
True
False
18
Hardwood is another name for angiosperm wood.
False
True
19
After the first periderm is formed, additional periderms originate from ______ cells.
pith
phloem parenchyma
cortical
epidermal
20
As the vascular cambium continues to divide, the cambial cells:
remain in their original location.
cease to divide periclinally.
are displaced inward.
are displaced outward.
21
The cortex of the stem is usually sloughed during the first year of growth.
False
True
22
Earlywood is denser than latewood.
True
False
23
All the periderms make up the outer bark.
True
False
24
In many woody roots & stems, only the 2-dary phloem in the current growth ring is active in long-distance food transport
False
True
25
Cambial initials produce ______ cells toward the outside and ______ cells toward the inside.
xylem; phloem
ray; phloem
xylem; ray
phloem; xylem
26
How many rings of vascular cambium would be found in a tree that is 6 years old?
2
0
1
3
27
Wood contains mostly:
primary phloem
secondary phloem.
primary xylem.
secondary xylem.
28
Growing seasons with favorable environ. conditions make narrower growth rings than seasons with unfavorable conditions.
True
False
29
Angiosperm wood differs from conifer wood in that angiosperm wood has:
tracheids.
smaller rays.
vessels.
orderly radial files of cells.
30
Which of the following could
never
be part of the bark?
secondary phloem
secondary xylem
primary phloem
cortex
31
Which of the following statements about secondary growth is
false
?
It is responsible for the increase in girth of a plant.
It can occur simultaneously with primary growth.
Most monocots exhibit considerable secondary growth.
It results from the activity of the vascular cambium and the cork cambium.
32
The periderm consists of:
phellem and phellogen, and phelloderm.
phelloderm only.
phellem only.
phellogen only.
33
The meristematic cells of the vascular cambium are the fusiform initials and the interfascicular initials.
True
False
34
Primary phloem would not normally be part of the bark.
False
True
35
In angiosperms, early wood ______ than late wood.
may have much larger pores
has thinner cell walls
is produced later in the growing season
has thicker cell walls
36
In secondary tissues, the axial system consists of ______ cells and the radial system consists of ______ cells.
ray; xylem and phloem
xylem and phloem; ray
xylem; phloem
parenchyma; xylem
37
Which of the following statements about vascular rays is
false
?
They store starch, proteins, and lipids.
They are composed largely of parenchyma cells.
They are variable in length.
They serve as barriers to the movement of food substances and water.
38
Interfascicular cambium arises:
in the pith rays.
in the cortex.
between the primary xylem and primary phloem.
between the primary xylem and secondary xylem.
39
Which of the following is/are dead at maturity?
phellem
phellogen
ray initials
fusiform initials
40
The cells that comprise the vascular cambium are the ___________ and the ______________.
fusiform initials; ray initials
axial rays; fusiform initials
vascular rays; fusiform initials
axial rays; vascular rays
41
Woody perennials usually keep growing during unfavorable seasons.
True
False
42
Fascicular cambium arises from procambium immediately outside the vascular bundles.
True
False
43
Order of tissues in the periderm, from the center of the plant toward the outside, is cork, cork cambium & phelloderm.
False
True