types of plant tissue

• this type of plant tissue makes up the majority of plant body

  ground tissue
• what are the three types of ground tissue?

  parenchyma, collenchyma, sclerenchyma
• this type of tissue is the outer most layer of a plant

  dermal tissue
• a part of dermal tissue which prevents the water from escaping and protects the plants from invasion of pathogens. this is a waxy substance

  cuticle
• dermal tissue-opening in the leaf for exchange of water and gases

  stomata
• dermal tissue-a term for the outer most tissues of a plant

  bark
• the epidermis may transition into a thick layer of a dead cells called?

  periderm
• it protects the periderm/inner layer of the plant and primarily made up of dead cells

  rhytidome
• another type of plant tissue which is not present in all plant species

  vascular tissue
• the two type of vascular tissue:

  xylem, phloem
• a type of vascular tissue made up of dead cells

  xylem
• a type of vascular tissue made up of living cells

  phloem
• the two type of transport tube of a xylem:

  tracheids, vessel elements
• this phenomenon occurs when the water evaporates from a plant leaves into the air.

  transpiration
• a type of vascular tissue that is responsible for transporting the sugars produced through photosynthesis in the leaves.

  phloem
• Name the part of xylem: vessel element

  
• Name the part of xylem: tracheids

  
• type of vascular tissue: xylem

  
• Type of vascular tissue: phloem

  
• (1) companion cell regulates the function of the phloem, while the (2) sieve cells execute this function

  
• Another term for sugar composed of glucose and fructose subunits: sucrose