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Biology 10
C.3
C.3.2, 3.3 - leaf cross section
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Dermal tissue
outer
layer of cells in non-woody plants
dermal
root
tissue
responsible for nutrient and water intake from soil
Dermal tissue
Cuticle - waxy outer layer
preventing
water
loss
Dermal tissue
Upper and lower epidermis - responsible for
gas
exchange
Dermal tissue
Stomata -
protects
plant from
disease
Open stoma: guard cells
swell
because they have water
Guard
cells - inside stoma, controls items coming in/out of plant
pumps
K+
into cell when hit by
light
Lenticels -
pores
in
woody
stems that function like
stomata
Ground tissue - tissue layer under
dermal
tissue
Majority of plant
Gives plant
strength
,
support
,
storage
system
Ground tissue
Palisade mesophyll tissue
Rigid
to have exposure to sun
Contains
chloroplasts
, responsible for photosynthesis
Chloroplasts have
chlorophyll
(green pigment)
Ground tissue
Spongy mesophyll tissue
Loosely
packed tissue to allow
gas
exchange
Moves
O2
out stomata,
CO2
in palisade for photosynthesis
Vascular
tissue - roots, shoots, leaves, responsible for transport in plant
Vascular tissue
Xylem - moves
water
and
minerals
,
roots
->
leaves
Thick
,
hollow
remains of cell wall (
dead
cells)
Vascular tissue
Phloem - moves
sugars
,
leaves
->
roots
Long sieve tubes from
living
cells