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Meristems
The plant's
growing
points
Types of
meristems
Primary/
Apical
Shoot apex
Root Apex
Secondary/
Lateral
Vascular cambium
Cork cambium
Basic Plant Morphology
2 systems:
Shoot
system,
Root
system
6 organs:
Root
, Stem, Leaf, Flower,
Fruit
, Seed
Basic tissue types
Dermal
Ground
Vascular
Simple Tissues
Consist of one
cell
type
Types of Simple Tissues
Dermal
Ground
Parenchyma
Collenchyma
Sclerenchyma
Epidermis
Contains stomates,
trichomes
, and
root hairs
Diversity of trichomes
Non-glandular
Glandular
Parenchyma
Thin
walled, alive at maturity, multifaceted:
Photosynthesis
, Storage, Secretion, Mitosis, Wound-healing, cloning, Protection
Collenchyma
Unevenly thickened walls, alive at
maturity
, functions mainly for support in
primary growth
Sclerenchyma
Sclerids and fibers with evenly thickened walls,
dead
at
maturity
, provides strength/support/protection
Xylem
Water conducting tissue
; parenchyma, fibers, vessels and/or tracheids, and ray cells
Phloem
Food conducting tissue; sieve-tube members (no
nucleus
at maturity, cytoplasm present), companion cells,
fibers
, parenchyma, and ray cells
Periderm
Protective
covering; composed of
cork
and parenchyma
Secretory structures
Responsible for making
latex
, resins,
nectar
and other substances produced and stored in channels inside the plant body
Xylem
Mostly to conduct
water
and
nutrients
, e.g. roots to shoots
Phloem
Mostly to conduct
sugars
,
amino
acids, etc., e.g. leaves to roots or flowers
Tracheid
Long, thin cell with tapered end, secondary wall hardened with
lignin
, water moves btw cells thru
pits
Vessel member
Wider,
shorter
, thinner walled, less tapered, aligned end to end forming
long micropipes
, end walls with perforations
Organization in Plants
I.
System
II.
Organs
III.
Tissues
IV.
Cell Types
Organs
Root
Stem
Leaves
Reproductive
Cell Types
Parenchyma
Collenchyma
Sclerenchyma
Meristmatic cells
self
removal (mitotic)
exhibit
high
metabolic activity
heals
plant wounds
living
tissues