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The water carrying tissue xylem
The tissue that carries food phloem
This is the dominant generation sporophyte
Vascular, ground and epidermis Name the three types of tissue in vascular plants Vascular, ground and epidermis
Sperm had to swim to the egg Why was reproduction on land a major obstacle to overcome? Sperm had to swim to the egg
The root system in most dicots tap
The root system found in most monocots fibrous
Epidermal cell in the zone of maturation producing slender projects that increase surface area Root hairs
DAILY DOUBLE
This covers the apical meristem of a root Root cap
These roots grow above ground adventitious
Where leaves or buds attach to the stem nodes
Type of xylem cells that conduct water Sapwood
Flexible, relatively soft and usually green stem herbaceous
The type of stem whose epidermis is composed of bark woody
The potential area to form a branch shoot Auxiliary bud
The blade of a leaf attaches here petiole
These regulate the opening and closing of the stomata Guard cells
In a compound leaf, the blade is cut into two or more sections leaflets
Ground tissue in a leaf that contains greatest number of chloroplast Palisade layer
Portion of mesophyll just about the lower epidermis Spongy layer
A bare stalk that supports a spore capsule sporangium
Alternation of generations The life cycle that alternates between haploid and diploid Alternation of generations
Specialized pores for gas exchange stomata
This structure produces eggs in moss and ferns archegonia
The sporophyte generation divides by meiosis
Laboratory identifications FINAL JEOPARDY Laboratory identifications ?
Dicot root, monocot stem, stomata