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organisation
plant tissue
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Where does photosynthesis take place in plants?
In
leaves
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What is the leaf classified as in plant anatomy?
A
plant organ
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What are the two types of epidermal cells in a leaf?
Upper
epidermis
and lower epidermis
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What is the primary function of the epidermis in a leaf?
To
protect
the
surface
of the leaf
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Why is the upper epidermis transparent?
To allow
light
to pass
through
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What is the function of the waxy cuticle on the leaf?
To reduce
water evaporation
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What are stomata?
Tiny pores on the lower
epidermis
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What do stomata allow to enter and leave the leaf?
Carbon dioxide
enters,
oxygen
leaves
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What are guard cells?
Cells that surround
stomata
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What is the role of palisade mesophyll in a leaf?
Contains
chloroplasts
for photosynthesis
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What do chloroplasts contain that is essential for photosynthesis?
Chlorophyll
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What is a key feature of spongy mesophyll?
It is full of
air spaces
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How does carbon dioxide move in the leaf?
From
stomata
through
spongy mesophyll
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What is the function of xylem tissue?
Transports water from
roots
to
leaves
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What mineral is transported by xylem and is used to make chlorophyll?
Magnesium
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What does phloem tissue transport?
Dissolved sugars produced by
photosynthesis
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What is the process of moving sugars through phloem called?
Translocation
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Where is meristem tissue found in plants?
At growing tips of
shoots
and
roots
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What type of cells does meristem tissue contain?
Stem cells
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What can stem cells in meristem tissue differentiate into?
Different types of
plant
tissue
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What are the main tissues found in a leaf and their roles?
Epidermal tissue
: Protects leaf surface
Palisade mesophyll
: Contains
chloroplasts
for photosynthesis
Spongy mesophyll: Allows gas diffusion
Xylem
: Transports water and minerals
Phloem
: Transports sugars
Meristem
: Contains
stem cells
for growth
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finish sentence
sugars are transported to
storage
organs
through the
stomata
how does closing its stomata help a plant
reduces
water
loss