Matching
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Match each term to its brief description.
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aerial |
j. |
palms |
b. |
bark |
k. |
rhizomes |
c. |
cacti |
l. |
rubber |
d. |
dye |
m. |
soil erosion |
e. |
fibrous
root |
n. |
taproot |
f. |
ginger |
o. |
underground stems |
g. |
herbaceous |
p. |
woody |
h. |
lateral meristem |
q. |
xylem |
i. |
maple
syrup |
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1. |
Large
central roots able to penetrate deep into the soil
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2. |
Vascular cambium occurs in this region.
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Extensive surface root system can prevent this.
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Everything from the vascular cambium outward
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Vascular tissue is arranged in bundles in these plants.
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Vascular tissue is arranged in rings in these plants.
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A
system of large numbers of equally sized roots
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8. |
Potatoes are an example of these.
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9. |
Stems
of these plants perform all photosynthetic activity.
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10. |
Lateral stems for asexual reproduction
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11. |
Roots
that grow from above-ground stems
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12. |
Obtained from the heartwood of logwood trees
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13. |
Annual rings are made up of this type of tissue.
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14. |
Stem
food product
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15. |
A
flavouring from roots
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16. |
Product of tree latex
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17. |
Lack
true woody tissue but grow to great heights
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Short Answer
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18. |
Solve
the puzzle to find the mystery material, and then answer the questions.
a. Produced by gluing together layers of peeled wood. |
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b. Trees are just not
large enough to produce the _________ used in construction. |
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c.
An alternative to (a) is made from chips or flakes of wood glued
and pressed together into sheets. |
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d.
The mystery material is _________. |
e.
Describe how this latest innovation in sheathing materials is
made. |
f. What specific advantages does the mystery material have over
your answers to a. and c.? |
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Name
each labelled plant part, and then give a brief description of its function.
Name and function:
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