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• What are the three major tissues in plants?

  Vascular, fundamental, and surface tissues
• What is the primary function of plant tissues?


  To support and protect plant structures
• How are plants organized into body parts?

  Leaves, stems, and roots
• What are the two categories of plants?

  Vascular and non-vascular plants
• What is the role of meristematic tissue in plants?

  Responsible for growth and enlargement
• What does permanent tissue do in plants?

  Acts as protective covering for surfaces
• What are the major types of plant tissues and their functions?

  • Surface Tissue (Dermal Tissue): Protective barrier
  • Fundamental Tissue (Ground Tissue): Support and storage
  • Vascular Tissue: Transport of water and nutrients
• What is the function of dermal tissue in plants?

  Acts as a protective barrier
• What are the two main components of vascular tissue?

  Xylem and Phloem
• What is the primary function of leaves in plants?

  To make food through photosynthesis
• What are the two types of leaves?

  Compound leaf and simple leaf
• What is a compound leaf?

  A leaf divided into multiple leaflets
• What is a simple leaf?

  A leaf blade that is one piece
• What is phylotaxy in plants?

  • Arrangement of leaves on a stem
  • Types:
  • Alternate: One leaf per node
  • Opposite: Two leaves per node
  • Whorled: More than two leaves per node
• What is leaf venation?

  The arrangement of veins in a leaf
• What are the two classifications of leaf venation?

  Reticulate and parallel venation
• What is reticulate venation?

  Web-like nerves in the leaf blade
• What is parallel venation?

  Parallel veins from base to tip
• What is the internal structure of leaves?

  • Composed of various tissues
  • Includes epidermis, mesophyll, and vascular bundles
  • Supports photosynthesis and gas exchange