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Transcript
Terrestrial Plant Anatomy
Plants moved from water to land but
there were challenges along the way…
Challenge
Getting water and minerals
into the plant
Adaptation
Roots
Fibrous root
Taproot
Major Functions of
Absorption
Transport of materials
Storage of materials
Anchorage
Terrestrial Plant Adaptations
Challenge
Adaptation
Getting water and minerals
into the plant
Roots
Moving water and food
within the plant
Vascular
tissue
Vascular tissue
Found in roots, stems and leaves of vascular plants
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Cohesion
– Water “sticks” to
water
+
+
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Adhesion
– Water “sticks” to other
molecules
+
+
+
Transpiration
– Water loss from a
plant leaf
Vascular tissue
Bundles are found in roots, stems
and leaves of vascular plants
2 main types of vascular plants
• Gymnosperms – cone bearing plants
• Pine trees and fir trees
• Angiosperms – flowering plants
• Any tree, bush or plant that produces a flower
Terrestrial Plant Adaptations
Challenge
Adaptation
Getting water and minerals
into the plant
Roots
Moving water and food
within the plant
Vascular
tissue
Plant body support
Vascular
tissue
MERISTEMS – Regions of cell
division @ tips of plant
PRIMARY GROWTH growth in length of plant
SECONDARY GROWTH Growth in thickness of
plant
Major Functions of
Support
Transport
Storage
Terrestrial Plant Adaptations
Challenge
Getting sunlight for photosynthesis
Adaptation
Leaves
Terrestrial Plant Adaptations
Challenge
Adaptation
Getting sunlight for photosynthesis
Leaves
Getting gas for
photosynthesis and cellular
respiration
Stomata
Terrestrial Plant Adaptations
Challenge
Adaptation
Getting sunlight for photosynthesis
Leaves
Getting gas for
photosynthesis and cellular
respiration
Stomata
Preventing evaporation
from plant surface
Cuticle
• Thin & Flat (SA/vol ratio)
– Take in sunlight & CO2
• Cuticle – waxy layer
– Prevent H2O loss
• STOMATA – pore.
H2O & O2 exit.
– GUARD CELLS open & close
• Transpiration – Loss of H2O by plant
– > 90% of H2O is lost
– Through stomata
Terrestrial Plant Adaptations
Challenge
Adaptation
Coordinating growth patterns and
environmental response
Hormones
Getting sperm to egg
without water
Pollen
Terrestrial Plant Adaptations
Challenge
Adaptation
Coordinating growth patterns and
environmental response
Hormones
Getting sperm to egg
without water
Pollen
Dispersing new individuals to
suitable locations
Airborne
spores then
seeds
Female Parts
Carpel
Stigma
Style
Ovary
Male Parts
Stamen
Filament
Anther