Two mechanical tissues of the cortex in herbaceous stem. _____________________________________________________ Which of these mechanical tissues may be photosynthetic in function? _____________________________________________________ This is the basic type of stele in the stem of all angiosperms

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Q: 1)Observe the stem cross section under low power 2) identify on the slide: Primary phloem Primary…

A: Dicot stems are composed of cambium tissue that forms precursor cells of xylem and phloem cells.

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Q: Section D. Secondary Tissues and internal Structure of the Stem (WYNETH) 3. The Woody Dicot Stem…

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Q: Observe the cross section of a Nerium (Oleander) Leaf. Draw and Label the following structures: a.)…

A: Nerium is a dicot plant characterized by the presence of reticulate venation in leaves.

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

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Q: identify the function and what is epidermal derivative showed above also name another example. What…

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Q: Ligustrum leaf Describe the structure and function of the various tissues in the ligustrum leaf…

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Q: Diagram 1: Cross Section of a leaf-cells and structures. cuticle upper epidermis palisade layer…

A: A stoma is a Greek word which means mouth and its plural form is stomata. It is a pore like…

Q: Look at as shown. The top three rows are labeled “Primary growth” because these are found in the…

A: Plants are multicellular and eukaryotic organisms. Plant body is made of shoot and root. Shoots are…

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Q: Define or describe a Xylem tissue.

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A: Xylem tissue includes Sclerenchyma  cells as support tissue , Parenchyma cells as storage tissue and…

Q: Match the following please: Collenchyma   Xylem   Phloem   Sclerenchyma   Apical Meristems…

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A: Plants have leaves, stem and roots as their main parts.

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Q: lete the external anatomy of a monocot with that of a dicot stem by completing the table below:…

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Q: Based on the cross-section of the Zea may leaf provided. Draw and Label the following structures:…

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Q: Section E. The Secondary Tissues of Roots in Woody Dicots Identify and label these parts in old…

A: All the flowering plants can be either monocots or dicots. Dicots or eudicots are plants that…

Q: Based on the cross section of the Ixora leaf provided. Draw and Label the following structures: a.)…

A: The Ixora leaf contains single-layered epidermis with thick cuticle, conjoint vascular bundle.

Q: Xylem and phloem differ in function and in some of their structural components. Fill in the Venn…

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Q: Tissues in a carrot root, make a simple sketch and label the tissues. The outermost covering of the…

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