A) protect the plant.
B) undergo photosynthesis.
C) manufacture carbohydrates.
D) take in water.
E) give off oxygen and take in carbon dioxide.
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A) strawberry-stolon
B) onion-bulb
C) iris-rhizome
D) gladiolus-bulb
E) potato-tuber
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A) epidermal tissue-epidermal cell
B) ground tissue-parenchymal cell
C) ground tissue-tracheid
D) vascular tissue-sieve-tube member
E) vascular tissue-vessel element
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A) vessel elements and tracheids.
B) sieve-tube members and companion cells.
C) apical meristem.
D) epidermis and ground tissue.
E) parenchyma and sclerenchyma cells.
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A) apical meristem and leaf primordia
B) shoot tip and zone of maturation
C) apical meristem and zone of cell division
D) zone of cell division and leaf primordia
E) none of these structures are associated with the terminal bud
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A) The epidermis of the root consists of a single layer of cells.
B) The specialized root tissues can be seen at the zone of maturation.
C) The pericycle is the outer layer of cells in the vascular cylinder and has the ability to form secondary or branch roots.
D) The Casparian strip is a waxy lining on four sides of the cells of the endodermis that regulates the movement of materials into and out of the vascular cylinder.
E) The star-shaped phloem is located in the center of the vascular cylinder, with xylem arranged between the arms of the phloem.
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A) still five feet high since the lengthening of the trunk occurs at the apical meristem.
B) fifteen feet up since the tree doubled in height.
C) twenty feet up, still ten feet from the top of the tree.
D) twenty feet up, but because it added fifteen feet to the original five-foot height.
E) ten feet up, half of the increase in size; the second half is an increase in the girth of the tree
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A) shoot tip
B) zone of cell division
C) zone of maturation
D) zone of elongation
E) none of these are associated with the terminal bud
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A) The leaves must make sugar.
B) A higher pressure exists in the leaves than in the roots.
C) Water follows sugar into sieve-tube members in the leaves.
D) Sugar is transported by passive diffusion into sieve-tube members.
E) There is a fluid flow from the leaves to the roots.
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A) bud scale.
B) axillary bud.
C) node.
D) internode.
E) lenticel.
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A) transpiration.
B) perspiration.
C) transduction.
D) translocation.
E) transcription.
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A) cork.
B) cork cambium.
C) secondary phloem.
D) secondary xylem.
E) sieve-tube members.
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A) collenchyma and lignin.
B) xylem and phloem.
C) epidermis and cuticle.
D) periderm and cork.
E) parenchyma and sclerenchyma cells.
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A) vessel element--xylem
B) guard cells--epidermis
C) parenchyma--ground tissue
D) sieve-tube member--bark
E) cuticle--epidermis
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A) xylem
B) phloem
C) parenchyma
D) trichomes
E) collenchyma
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A) cambium layer.
B) palisade cells.
C) root hairs.
D) stomata.
E) bark.
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A) xylem.
B) phloem.
C) epidermis.
D) trichomes.
E) procambium.
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A) zone of cell division zone of elongation zone of maturation
B) zone of cell division zone of maturation zone of elongation
C) zone of maturation zone of elongation zone of cell division
D) zone of maturation zone of cell division zone of elongation
E) zone of elongation zone of maturation zone of cell division
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