Complete the concept map below to show all the tissue derivatives of the two lateral meristems in vascular plants. Copy the letter and write the corresponding answer. A. J. B. Interfascicular L Cork tissue/ F. K. cambium phellem C. G. M. D. E. Phloem H. Sec. ray xylem N. II. Identification: 1. This refers to the concentric rings of xylem tissue in the tree trunk cross section. 2. It is also known as the functional xylem in a woody stem. 3. Parenchyma cells of the secondary xylem and phloem tissue that functions in the lateral conduction of water and photosynthates. 4. It is another term for the wood tissue in plants with secondary growth. 5. What kind of meristem is the vascular cambium and cork cambium?

Complete the concept map below to show all the tissue derivatives of the two lateral meristems in vascular plants. Copy the letter and write the corresponding answer. A. J. B. Interfascicular L Cork tissue/ F. K. cambium phellem C. G. M. D. E. Phloem H. Sec. ray xylem N. II. Identification: 1. This refers to the concentric rings of xylem tissue in the tree trunk cross section. 2. It is also known as the functional xylem in a woody stem. 3. Parenchyma cells of the secondary xylem and phloem tissue that functions in the lateral conduction of water and photosynthates. 4. It is another term for the wood tissue in plants with secondary growth. 5. What kind of meristem is the vascular cambium and cork cambium?

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter25: Plant Tissues

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