Question 1

Match the following plant characters with the proper taxonomic grouping.&#10;

Accepted Answer

This question is designed to help students to think critically about plant tissues. Probably the best answer is collenchyma. It is often located just inside the epidermis, and tends to be stringy. However, a student could discuss vascular tissue as also being a possibility. In a dicotyledon it is found &#34;close&#34; to the epidermis and can be stringy in nature. Both xylem and phloem are found together so they both should be cited as a unit. Credit may also be given for schlerenchyma fiber. But a student needs to be careful, because too much schlerencyma would cause the vegetable to be less edible. Also the schlerenchyma will probably be found associated with the vascular bundle.

Question 2

Match the following plant cells/tissues with the proper description.&#10;

Accepted Answer

1. d; 2. e; 3. a; 4. b; 5. c

Question 3

Match the following plant structures with the proper taxonomic group.&#10;

Accepted Answer

6. a; 7. a; 8. b; 9. b; 10. a

Question 4

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: In the root system, the vascular tissues are in a ring surrounding the pith.&#10;In the root system, the vascular tissues are in a ring surrounding the pith.&#10;In the root system, the vascular tissues are in a ring surrounding the pith.&#10;In the root system, the vascular tissues are in a ring surrounding the pith.&#10;These tend to form a fibrous root system.&#10;These tend to form a fibrous root system.&#10;These tend to form a fibrous root system.&#10;These tend to form a fibrous root system.&#10;In the root system, the vascular tissues are clustered in the center in the vascular   cylinder.&#10;In the root system, the vascular tissues are clustered in the center in the vascular   cylinder.&#10;In the root system, the vascular tissues are clustered in the center in the vascular   cylinder.&#10;In the root system, the vascular tissues are clustered in the center in the vascular   cylinder.&#10;In the stem, the vascular tissues are scattered, surrounded by parenchymal cells.&#10;In the stem, the vascular tissues are scattered, surrounded by parenchymal cells.&#10;In the stem, the vascular tissues are scattered, surrounded by parenchymal cells.&#10;In the stem, the vascular tissues are scattered, surrounded by parenchymal cells.&#10;Phloem tends to face the epidermis, xylem faces the center of the root or stem.&#10;Phloem tends to face the epidermis, xylem faces the center of the root or stem.&#10;Phloem tends to face the epidermis, xylem faces the center of the root or stem.&#10;Phloem tends to face the epidermis, xylem faces the center of the root or stem.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of monocots and eudicots and monocots and eudicots is...

Deck 23: Plant Architecture and Function