5identify the following characteristics as either eudicot or monocot: flower parts in multiples of threes pollen with three apertures scattered vascular bundles embryo with two cotyledons netted venation of leaf veins secondary growth absent embryo with one cotyledon pollen with sulcus and one pore flower parts in multiples of fours or fives parallel venation of leaf veins secondary growth present vascular bundles arranged in a ring check your understanding 1.1 in vascular plants, is the specialized tissue that carries nutrients within the plants and is the tissue that carries water 1.2 in plants, what are the basic dermal tissues? 1.3 what is the basic function of meristematk tissue? 1.4 label the following phloem tissues with the correct type of function. parenchyma cells companion cells sieve tube members sclerenchyma a. provides conduction b. provides storage c. provides support in this exercise, you looked at longitudinal sections of stem and root tips, and the common celery stalk. what type of tissue makes up the "strings" in the celery? what is the function of this tissue? 25

5 Identify the following characteristics as either eudicot or monocot:

MONOCOTFlower parts in multiples of threes ,Scattered vascular bundles ,Secondary growth absent, Embryo with one cotyledon ,Pollen with sulcus and one pore ,Parallel venation of leaf veins

EUDICOTPollen with three apertures ,Embryo with two cotyledons ,Netted venation of leaf veins ,Flower parts in multiples of fours or fives,Secondary growth present ,Vascular bundles arranged in a ring

1.1 In vascular plants, is the specialized tissue that carries nutrients within the plants and is the tissue that carries water

The phloem carries nutrients

The xylem carries water

1.2 In plants, what are the basic dermal tissues? Epidermis

1.3 What is the basic function of meristematk tissue?

It undergoes mitosis to form the permanent tissues

1.4 Label the following phloem tissues with the correct type of function.

Parenchyma cells Companion cells Sieve tube members Sclerenchyma A. Provides conductionsieve tube, companion cells

B. Provides storage Parenchyma cells

C. Provides support --sclerenchyma cells

answer; i believe the correct answer is (a)0

the function of the protein macromolecule is to move things in and out of the cell and transport other molecules in the body. there are many functions of proteins. they are the basic building blocks of living things and are responsible for the growth and repair of body cells and tissues.

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