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Bio 2 Lab Practical 2 - Plant Models and Slides

1.

What is this an image of?

dicot leaf (model)

2.

Name label A

epidermis

3.

name label B

bundle sheath extension

4.

name label c

phloem

5.

name label d

xylem

6.

name label e

bundle sheath extension

7.

name label f

palisade layer

8.

name label g

bundle sheath

9.

name label h

spongy layer

10.

name label i

stoma

11.

What is this an image of?

flower (model)

12.

name label a

stigma

13.

name label b

stamen

14.

name label c

style

15.

name label d

anther

16.

name label e

filament

17.

name label f

ovary

18.

name label g

receptacle

19.

name label h

pedicle

20.

What is this an image of?

monocot stem (model)

21.

name label a

xylem

22.

name label b

phloem

23.

name label c

sieve cell

24.

name label d

companion cell

25.

name label e

sclerenchyma

26.

name label f

epidermis

27.

What is this an image of?

woody dicot leaf (model)

28.

name label a

cork

29.

name label b

lenticel

30.

name label c

phloem ray

31.

name label d

epidermis

32.

name label e

phloem

33.

name label f

vascular cambium

34.

name label g

xylem rays

35.

name label h

xylem

36.

what is this a slide of?

leaf epidermis

37.

name label a

guard cell

38.

name label b

stoma

39.

what is this a slide of?

dicot leaf (section cut)

40.

name label a

vascular bundle

41.

name label b

epidermis

42.

name label c

palisade layer

43.

name label d

spongy layer

44.

name label e

epidermis

45.

name label f

phloem

46.

name label g

xylem

47.

name label h

stoma

48.

what is this a slide of?

monocot leaf

49.

name label a

epidermis

50.

name label b

sclerenchymal cells

51.

name label c

phloem

52.

name label d

xylem

53.

name label e

stoma

54.

name label f

bulliform cells

55.

name label g

air space (proto xylem)

56.

name label h

vascular bundles

57.

what is this a slide of?

monocot stem

58.

name label a

vascular bundle

59.

name label b

epidermis

60.

what is this a slide of?

non-woody dicot stem

61.

name label a

xylem

62.

name label b

cortex

63.

name label c

phloem

64.

name label d

schlerenchymal cells

65.

what is this a slide of?

woody dicot stem

66.

name label a

phloem ray

67.

name label b

vascular cambium

68.

name label c

phloem

69.

name label d

xylem

70.

name label e

pith

71.

what is this an image of?

woody dicot stem

72.

name label a

cork

73.

name label b

phloem ray

74.

name label c

phloem

75.

name label d

xylem

76.

name label e

bark

77.

What is the type of tissue that occupies all the regions between the epidermal and vascular tissues?

ground tissue

78.

What is the type of tissue made up of perpetual embryonic (growth) tissues?

meristem

79.

What is the type of meristem tissue that causes the plant to grow in length?

apical meristems

80.

What is the type of meristem tissue that causes the plant to grow in girth?

lateral meristems

81.

What is the type of lateral meristem tissue that produces new xylem, new phloem, and new rays?

vascular cambium

82.

What is the type of lateral meristem tissue that replaces epidermis with a thick, tough covering (cork)?

cork cambium

83.

Term for all tissues exterior to the vascular cambium

bark

84.

Term for cork cambium plus the cork to its exterior

periderm

85.

Term for openings in the bark that allow for gas transport necessary in local cellular respiration

lenticels

86.

Term for the supporting parenchymal cells that store starches and provide radial transfer of water and minerals

xylem and phloem rays

87.

The mesophyll of the leaf is made up of what two layers?

palisade layer (where most photosynthesis occurs)

spongy layer

88.

bundle of xylem and phloem in a leaf is called

vascular bundle or vein

89.

Name for the yellow ring of collenchymal cells directly surrounding the xylem and phloem. It bunches up the xylem and phloem together

bundle sheath

90.

the yellow column of mainly collenchymal cells above and below the vascular bundle that anchors the vein to the surrounding tissue

bundle sheath extension