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To match: The plant parts with the best description.
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A difference between monocot and dicot plant stems is thea. absence of buds in monocots.b. organization of vascular tissue.c. presence of guard cells.d. absence of stomata.
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STEM( Part of a plant)
I. Classification
A. Based on toughness
-herbacious stem
- woody stems
B. Based on location
-Aerial stems
-underground stem
In vascular plants, phloem tissue primarilya. transports water.b. transports carbohydrates.c. transports minerals.d. supports the plant.
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- which of teh following is not a stem adaptaion a. peeling bark b. twining stems c. hollow stems d. green fleshy stems e. spiny stemsarrow_forwardwhich of the following concernig roost is incorrect? a. monocot roots exhibit primary grwoth and secondary growth b. dicots roots are called taproots c. dicots are called perennials because they exhibit secondary growth d. monoct roots form fibrous roots e. secondary growth causes the xylem and phloem to increase in diameter.arrow_forwardPollen grains develop in which structure? a. the anther b. the stigma c. the filament d. the carpelarrow_forward
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