Is the pith present both in the dicot and the monocot stems? Explain your answer.

Q: List the three zones of a eudicot root tip.

A: The eudicots also called eudicotyledons are flowering plants whose seeds germinate to produces two…

Q: Sketch observations of monocot stem vascular bundle. Label xhlem, phloem, sieve-tube member,…

A: Introduction  Monocot stems have a circular form, lateral branches, and a layer of the dermis…

Q: Which parts of the plant would you find the phytochromes highly concentrated? Why? *

A: Phytochromes  It is a photoreceptor, a pigment that plants and some algae and fungi use to detect…

Q: The mature regions of roots are relatively impermeable to water. Why? Explain its importanc

A: The direct radicle elongation gives rise to the root. It is usually an underground plant part, meant…

Q: Match the term on the left with the definition on the right... Pistil Stamen Phloem Xylem IL

A: A flower is a reproductive part of angiosperms. Gymnosperms and other lower plants contain…

Q: Specialized Roots: Answer the following items in short concise statements. 1. Explain why carrots,…

A: These are those roots which have functions other then typical roots. They can be propagation roots,…

Q: Explain the secondary growth of stems.

A: Plant, (realm Plantae), any multicellular eukaryotic living thing described by photosynthetic…

Q: Observe the following photos of the shoot of a monocot (left) and an eudicot (right). How are these…

A: Monocotyledons or monocot plants are those whose seeds contain a single embryonic leaf or cotyledon…

Q: What are the five differences of monocot and dicot in shoot apices?

A: Monocotyledons, also known as monocots, are grass and grass-like flowering plants (angiosperms) with…

Q: What is vegetative propagation? Give two suitable examples.

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Q: Name the cell layers in the stem of a monocot and a eudicot, moving from the epidermis to the…

A: Flowering plants are categorised as monocots and dicots.

Q: Which tissue occupies the center of a dicot stem?

A: stem is the part which holds the leaves and thus provide support.

Q: Differentiate the venation exhibited by monocot leaves from the venation  exhibited by the dicot…

A: The arrangement of veins and veinlets on the lamina of a leaf is called venation.

Q: Is there any other environmental signal that roots could use to achieve downward growth?

A: In vascular plants, the roots are the organs of the plant that are modified to provide the anchorage…

Q: Draw the strucure of T.S dicot and monocot root?

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Q: Tell the functionsof the root and give examples to hairyroot and taproot.

A: Roots are cylindrical underground and non green part of tha plant. It is generally the descending…

Q: Tell if these tissues/layers are present in secondary growth of a OLD/MATURE dicot root (bitter…

A: Dicots Dicots are the plants that bear a pair of leaves (cotyledons) in the embryos of their seeds.…

Q: How is the plant able to detect which way is up and which way is down?

A: A taxis is a type of movement in which the organism moves towards the stimulus or source of the…

Q: Why was it important in today’s exercise to sever the stems while they were submerged in water?

A: There are numerous ecological difficulties to which the plants should adapt to endure and reproduce.…

Q: Discuss the structure of roots with secondary growth.

A: There ae two types of growth that occurs in plants namely, primary and secondary: Primary growth:…

Q: Explain the diference between short-day and long-day plants.

A: Step 1 Photoperiodism is the effect of photoperiods or relative lengths of day and night on the…

Q: Tabulate the similarities and differences between a dicot stem and pine stem

A: Introduction :- Vascular bundles are organised in a ring around the pith in the Dicot Stem. There…

Q: Why roots bend towards the source of water?

A: The plants have the ability to react to and to produce adjustments to a increased variety of changes…

Q: Contrast the branching of roots and shoots.

A: Root branching is a critical mechanism in the development of a plant's root system and an important…

Q: What is vegetative propagation in modification of stem?

A: A type of asexual reproduction that is characterized by the ability of the plant to give rise to a…

Q: The following diagram depicts a woody stem in its three main growth sections. Top

A: The plant axis that bears buds and shoots with leaves and, at its basal end, roots is refers as the…

Q: Sketch observations of monocot stem cross section and the dicot stem cross section. Label the…

A: Introduction   A monocot, also known as a monocotyledon, has a single cotyledon, whereas a dicot,…

Q: Label the visible parts of the dicot stem

A: Dicot stems has  Pith (well developed) Vascular bundle (ring arrangment) Epidermis  Hypodermis…

Q: Xylem transport water from the soil to the leaves. True False

A: Plants are immobile higher eukaryotic organisms. Unlike animal cells, plant cells contain cell wall…

Q: Draw and label separately the 5 types of tracheary elements that you can see under a microscope in…

A: Tracheary elements (TEs) are specialized cells present in the Xylem tissue of the plants and help in…

Q: Which of the following is NOT found in a monocot (e.g. corn) vascular bundle? 1. Metaxylem 2.…

A: Vascular bundles (xylem and phloem) in monocot system are closed. Corn are monocot as they consists…

Q: If the tension in the xylem vessel becomes too great, gas bubbles will form. Explain this phenomenon…

A: Xylem is the vascular part of the plant that helps in the transportation of the water from the roots…

Q: Describe the arrangement of vascular bundles in a cross-section of a Zea mays stem. Are they more…

A: Zea mays, also known as maize, is a species of the grass family Poaceae or true grasses. Zea mays…

Q: Give five differences of shoot apex of monocot vs shoot apex of dicot

A: The apical meristem, developing leaves, and the immediate surrounding leaf primordial make up the…

Q: Explain why phloem is necessary to produce roots.

A: The vascular tissue present in the plant allows the transportation of nutrients and water by a…

Q: Why does a layer of periderm offer only temporary protection? When the plant makes a new layer of…

A: In plant cells, cell types known as meristems are capable of differentiating into all cell types.…

Q: How many nodes are present in Dicot stem and Monocot Stem?

A: The presence of nodes is the characteristic feature of the stem. Both the dicot and monocot plants…

Q: Describe the structure of mature phloem tissue. What are the unique features? What kind of problems…

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Q: Can the direction of phloem transport change? Does phloem ever transport material into a leaf?

A: Xylem is the conducting tissue of the plant that conducts the transport of water and minerals. The…

Q: Is the seedling shown on the right a monocot oreudicot? How can you tell?

A: An embryonic shoot and a root can be found inside a seed. While the cotyledons are linked to the…

Q: . Label the following structures of a Cross-section of a Monocot Stem in Primary Growth  2. Briefly…

A: Structures found in a cross-section of a Monocot stem are: 1. Pericycle or parenchymal cells.2.…

Q: How does phloem transport sugars from source to sink?

A: Photosynthesis:           It is the process of making food from plants. In this process plants and…

Q: A pear has a hard texture but juicy. State two cells that give the characteristics?

A: As per our honor code, we are allowed to answer one question at a moment. You have posted multiple…

Q: What do you mean by loss of sap from the injured part of the plant?

A: Plants are the autotrophs and primary producers in the food chain. Plants leaves contain…

Q: Where is hypodermis present, in dicot stem or in monocot stem?

A: The plant comprises three major types of tissues that includes dermal tissue, vascular tissue, and…

Q: Observe the roots/root system of Zea mays closely. Are there special foatures that you observe? What…

A: As you have posted multiple questions, I will be answering the first two questions for you. If you…