Chapter 43.5, Problem 1CYL

Summary Introduction

To draw:

The diagram of internal and external structures of a dicot stem after primary and secondary growth.

Introduction:

Plants are defined as the autotrophic eukaryotes as they have a complex cell with a nucleus. They are called autotrophs because they are able to synthesize their own food by the process of photosynthesis.

Summary Introduction

To explain:

The major structure of the stem.

Introduction:

The stem is a part of the vascular plant which forms shoot system along with leaves. The stem is divided into two parts that are nodes and internodes. It provides support to leaves as well as helps in transportation of water and minerals.

Summary Introduction

To describe:

Some specialization of stems and functions of each.

Introduction:

The stem is a part of the vascular plant which forms shoot system along with leaves. The stem is divided into two parts such as nodes and internodes. It provides support to leaves as well as helps in transportation of water and minerals.