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types of leaf blade: simple and compound
What are the types of Root Adaptations?
Taproots and Fibrous Roots
What is an example of Specialized Roots?
Mycohizzobia
How do Plants deal with Drought?
Drought Tolerance: reducing transpiration or growing deep roots
What are the characteristics of Monocots?
One cotyledon, Fibrous Roots, Leaves with parallel veins, Flowers with 3+ petals
What are the characteristics of Eudicts?
Two cotyledons, Taproots, Leaves with specialized veins, Flowers with 4+ petals
What are some examples of Monocots?
Grasses, Corn, Wheat, Rice, Lilies
What are some examples of Eudicts? 
Most trees/shrubs, Roses, Sunflowers, Dahlias, Peas
What is Pith in Monocots?
Soft, spongy tissue inside the stem
Types of Monocot Roots?
Fibrous, Taproot
Types of Eudicot Roots?
Taproot, Adventitious
Structure of Monocot Root?
Cortex, Stele, Xylem, Phloem, Pericycle
Structure of Eudicot Root?
Cortex, Endodermis, Stele, Xylem, Phloem, Pericycle
What is the role of Epidermis?
Protects the leaf
What is the role of Cuticle?
Prevents water loss
What is the role of Mesophyll?
Contains chloroplasts and enables photosynthesis
What is the role of Xylem?
Transportation of water and minerals from roots to leaves
What are the different shapes of Leaves?
Simple, Compound, Dichotomous
What is Leaf Venation?
Parallel, Net-Like
What are the different Leaf Arrangements?
Alternate, Opposite, Whorled
Type of leaf blades
Simple and compound