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B2 ORGANISATION
PLANT TISSUE
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Epidermal
tissue
Thin layer of
cells
covering the top and
bottom
of the leaf
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Upper epidermis
Transparent
to allow light to pass through
Covered in
waxy
cuticle to reduce
water evaporation
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Lower epidermis
Contains tiny pores called
stomata
Has
guard cells
on either side of the stomata
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Palisade
mesophyll
Packed with chloroplasts that contain
chlorophyll
for
photosynthesis
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Spongy mesophyll
Full of
air spaces
to allow
carbon dioxide
and oxygen diffusion
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Xylem tissue
Transports
water
and
dissolved
mineral ions from roots to leaves
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Phloem
tissue
Transports
dissolved
sugars produced by
photosynthesis
from leaves to rest of plant
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Translocation
Movement of
sugars
through
phloem
tissue
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Meristem
tissue
Contains
stem
cells that can
differentiate
into different plant tissues
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Meristem
tissue is found in growing tips of
shoots
and roots
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