Download Plant Structure Notes Name: Fill in the following chart detailing the

Plant Structure Notes
Name:________________________
Fill in the following chart detailing the differences between Dicots and Monocots:
Dicots:
Monocots:
Number of cotyledons in seed:
Pattern of branching in leaves:
Flower parts in which numbers:
Location of Vascular bundles:
Type of Root System:
Example:
Label the following 3 types of plant tissues (color-code if possible)
Fill in the following chart:
Type of Ground Tissue Cells:
Type of cell Wall:
Example:
Parenchymya
Collenchyma
Sclerenchyma
What is dermal tissue? What are its functions?
Fill in the following chart:
Type of Vascular Tissue:
Xylem
Phloem
Label the following diagram:
What types of cells?
What does it transport?
On the diagrams at left, label each drawing
with the following labels:
Dicot Seed Structure, Monocot Seed
Structure, Embryo
Seed Coat (twice)
Endosperm
Cotyledon (twice)
Epicotyl (twice)
Radicle
Hypocotyl
Label the following diagram showing dicot seed germination:
What is Primary Growth of a plant and where does it occur?
What is Secondary growth of a plant and where does it occur?
Fill in the following chart:
Structure:
Where located?
Purpose?
Apical Meristem
Vascular cambium
Cork cambium
Label the following diagram showing Secondary Growth of a woody plant:
Fill in the following chart:
Structure:
Roots
Stems
Leaves
Flowers
Location:
Major Purpose/Function:
Fill in the following chart:
Type of Root System
Which type of plant?
Taproot System
Fibrous Root System
Label the following diagrams:
Quick Drawing:
Fill in the following chart regarding structures found in roots:
Structure:
Location:
Major function:
Root Hair
Epidermis
Cortex
Endodermis
Casparian Strip
Pericycle
Vascular Cylinder
How does the Casparian Strip help control water and nutrient absorption?
Label the following diagram of the cross-section of a stem:
Where in the above diagram does the stem grow wider each year?
Why is there no endodermis in the stem cross-section? (It is found in the root
cross-section).
Label the following diagram of a leaf cross-section:
Label the following diagram of the opening and closing of the stomata, controlled
by the guard cells: