1. Turn your Bacteria Resistance Lab into the tray.
Bell Ringer: 3/14
Don’t Forget: Battle of the Botanist Extra Credit: After school today! Tomorrow: Before school, 1st half of lunch, and after school!
Turn your Bacteria Resistance Lab into the tray.

2. Lunch: Cellular Processes-1st half: 351 & 2nd Half 230
STAAR Tutorials
Lunch: Cellular Processes-1st half: 351 & 2nd Half 230
After school: Transcription & Translation-231

3. 3/6-PHONES in my pockets Have your stamp sheet ready to turn in:
Stamp #13-Angiosperms
Virus Re-takes Today & Tomorrow
Term Test corrections today & tomorrow
Root Word re-takes today & tomorrow
Staar tutorials:
Rm 1:10

4. Plant Transport
Xylem and Phloem

5. How does our body transport food, water, and nutrients throughout itself?

6. How do water and nutrients move through the transport system of a plant if it does not have a heart to act as a pump? 6

7. Levels of Organization Plant vs. Animal

8. Levels of Organization Plants

9. Plant Organ System- Shoot System
Shoot system- above ground part of a plant.
Includes organs such as:
Leaves, buds, stems, flowers, and fruits

10. Plant organ system- Root system
Root system- Below ground part of a plant.
Includes organs such as:
Roots, tubers, and rhizomes.
Water enters the ROOTS through OSMOSIS.

11. Vascular Tissues (transport tissues)
Vascular Tissues- Internal system of interconnected tubes and vessels in some terrestrial plants.
Aides in transport of water and nutrients
The stem of a plant has two main ‘highways’ of transportation: xylem and phloem.

12. Transport occurs within roots, stems, and leaves.
The Vascular Cylinder(bundle)
contains:
Xylem
Phloem
Carries Water
W (water) & X (xylem)
are both at the end
of the alphabet.
(Flow-em)
Carries Food 15

13. Xylem
Xylem- Plant tissue that transports water and minerals from roots to leaf and other parts of plants (moves upward) .

14. Transpiration
Process by which water is transported from roots to leaves due to loss of water through evaporation on the surface of the leaf.

15. Phloem
Phloem- Plant tissue that transports sugar and nutrients from leaves to other parts of plant (moves up and down)

16. Phloem
Sieve Tube- specialized cells that transport sugar and nutrients throughout the plant.

17. Xylem is in the center. Phloem is on the outer edge.

18. More views
Xylem

19. Pith
Pith- Vascular tissues found in the center of stems that are responsible for storing nutrients in plants.

20. Which type of plant tissue is responsible for transport of water and minerals?
Phloem
Xylem
Pith
Flower

21. Plant tissue that transports sugar and nutrients.
Phloem
Xylem
Pith
Flower

22. Plant system that includes stem, leaves, and flowers.
Root System
Shoot System
Vascular System
Circulatory System

23. Plant system that is found under ground.
Root system
Shoot system
Vascular system
Circulatory system

24. Internal systems of interconnect tubes used for plant transport.
Apical tissue
Ground tissue
Vascular tissue
Dermal tissue

25. Lab: “Celery Sucks!”
Objective- To observe the movement of water in celery stem.

26. Please follow the procedure on the GREEN paper to set up your Celery Sucks Lab. You will have one cup and one piece of celery per table. EVERYONE will collect their own data and answer their own lab questions.