_____/ 22 Botany ... Intro to structure WS Date________________________

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_____/ 22 Botany
Intro to structure WS
(see Chapter 5 in text)
Name___________________________
Date________________________
Period________
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(3) What three parts does the body of an herb plant contain?
(1) Why would it be a disadvantage for a cactus to have leaves?
(1) Flowering plants are informally known as ____.
(2) Angiosperms are divided into the ______ or broadleaf plants, such as roses, asters, and maple
trees and the _____ such as grasses, lilies, cattails, palms, philodendrons and bromeliads.
5. (1) Three classes of plant cells are based on the nature of their _____ _______.
6. (3) The three classes of plant cells are:
7. (1) Parenchyma cell walls are ___.
8. (1) Parenchyma cells remain ________ while they function.
9. (1) Parenchyma cells have _________ functions.
10. (1) Collenchyma cells are ___ thickened.
11. (1) Collenchyma cells are typically at maturity.
12. (1) Collenchyma cells stretch, so they can provide plastic _______.
13. (2) Sclerenchyma cells have ____ walls and ____ walls .
14. (1) Sclerenchyma are ______ at maturity.
15. (1) Sclerenchyma cells provide ______ support.
16. (1) Some sclerenchyma cells are involved in transport of ______.
_____/ 22 Botany
Intro to structure WS
(see Chapter 5 in text)
Name___________________________
Date________________________
Period________
1. (3) What three parts does the body of an herb plant contain?
2. (1) Why would it be a disadvantage for a cactus to have leaves?
3. (1) Flowering plants are informally known as ____.
4. (2) Angiosperms are divided into the ______ or broadleaf plants, such as roses, asters, and maple
trees and the _____ such as grasses, lilies, cattails, palms, philodendrons and bromeliads.
5. (1) Three classes of plant cells are based on the nature of their _____ _______.
6. (3) The three classes of plant cells are:
7. (1) Parenchyma cell walls are ___.
8. (1) Parenchyma cells remain ________ while they function.
9. (1) Parenchyma cells have _________ functions.
10. (1) Collenchyma cells are ___ thickened.
11. (1) Collenchyma cells are typically at maturity.
12. (1) Collenchyma cells stretch, so they can provide plastic _______.
13. (2) Sclerenchyma cells have ____ walls and ____ walls .
14. (1) Sclerenchyma are ______ at maturity.
15. (1) Sclerenchyma cells provide ______ support.
16. (1) Some sclerenchyma cells are involved in transport of ______.
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