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Plant systems
Complex networks of
organs
, tissues, and cells working together to sustain
life
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Plant systems
Root system
Shoot
system
Vascular
system
Reproductive
system
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Root system
Anchors
the plant in the
soil
Absorbs
water
,
nutrients
Stores
reserves
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Root types
Primary root
Secondary root
Tertiary roots
Root hairs
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Root regions
1. Region of
maturation
2. Region of
elongation
3. Region of
cell division
4. Region of
root cap
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Shoot system
Consists of
stems
,
leaves
, and reproductive structures
Responsible for
photosynthesis
, support, and
reproduction
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Apical bud
Topmost bud on a plant
stem
, responsible for
upward growth
and development
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Leaf
Flat
, usually green structure attached to the stem, responsible for
photosynthesis
, gas exchange, and transpiration
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Node
Point on a
plant stem
where leaves, branches, or
buds
emerge
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Internode
Portion of a
plant stem
between two adjacent
nodes
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Main stem
Primary central axis of a plant that
supports leaves
, branches,
flowers
, and other structures
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Auxiliary bud
Bud
located in the angle formed between the
leaf
and the stem
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Petiole
Slender stalk that connects a
leaf
blade to the
stem
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Cotyledon
First leaf or pair of leaves that emerge from the
embryo
of a
seed
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Germination
Process by which a seed begins to sprout and grow into a new
plant
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Vascular system
Transports water, nutrients, and
sugars
throughout the plants through the
vascular
tissues
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Vascular bundle
Group of specialized tissues within a plant stem that
transport fluids
and
nutrients
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Xylem
Carries
water
and
minerals
from roots to leaves
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Phloem
Transports
sugars
produced during
photosynthesis
from leaves to other parts of the plant
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Reproductive system
Serves the crucial function of ensuring the
continuation
of their species through the production of
seeds
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Flower
Reproductive
structure of
angiosperms
(flowering plants), contains both male and female reproductive organs
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Male reproductive organs
Stamen
Anther
Filament
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Female reproductive organs
Pistil
(
Carpel
)
Stigma
Style
Ovary
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Ovule
Structure within the ovary where female gametes (eggs) are produced and fertilization occurs
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Receptacle
Enlarged tip of the flower's
stem
to which the
floral organs
are attached
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Sepals
Leaf-like
structures that enclose and
protect
the developing flower bud
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Petals
Brightly colored structures surrounding the
reproductive
organ of the flower, attract
pollinators
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The human body consists of several
organ systems
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Human organ systems
Integumentary
system
Muscular
system
Skeletal
system
Circulatory
system
Nervous
system
Digestive
system
Respiratory
system
Excretory
system
Reproductive
system
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Integumentary system
Helps maintain a constant body
temperature
, protects the body, and provides
sensory
information about the surrounding environment
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Skin
Also known as the "integument", covering the external surface of the body and is the
largest
organ of the body
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Layers of epidermis
Stratum
basale
Stratum
spinosum
Stratum
granulosum
Stratum
lucidum
Stratum
corneum
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Dermis
Deeper
part of the skin, composed of strong connective tissue containing
collagen
and elastic fibers
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Accessory skin structures
Hair
Nails
Sebaceous
glands
Sudoriferous
glands
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Muscular system
Responsible for all movement of the body through flexing and extending joints
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Types of muscles
Skeletal muscles
Smooth muscles
Cardiac muscles
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Tendons
Tough, fibrous connective tissues that attach muscles to bones
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Fascia
Dense connective tissue
that surrounds
muscles
, providing support and protection
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Skeletal system
Provides
protection
to organs from injury, support your body for efficient movement, makes
blood cells
, and stores minerals
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Main organs of skeletal system
Bones
Cartilage
Ligaments
Tendons
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