Paterson Biology 11: Plant Tissue Review

What happens at the stomata?

A venus fly trap is an example of:

What tissue is responsible for protecting the outer layer of a plant?

A plant on a windowsill leaning towards outside is an example of:

Roots growing into the soil is an example of:

Which of the following is NOT an adaptation for leaves in dry climates?

How do guard cells open/close stomata?

Which of the following is NOT a difference between monocots and dicots?

What makes secondary xylem and phloem for secondary growth?

How do minerals and nutrients get into root hairs?

If one ring is larger than the others, that means:

Which of the following is NOT a function of stems?

The secondary phloem, cork cambium, cortex, and cork make up:

How does water get into root hairs?

In tree rings, light coloured wood is from:

What cells regulate the exchange of gases between leaf and atmosphere

What tissue is responsible for conducting water and nutrients?

Where are new cells made in roots?

In a leaf what cells perform photosynthesis?

What tissue provides storage, photosynthesis, and other functions?

Plants that flower every spring is due to:

Tracheids make up:

What is the function of the pith?