GCSE Biology – Plant organs
Learning Objectives
-I can recall the different types and locations of plant tissues (epidermal tissue, palisade mesophyll, spongy mesophyll, phloem and meristem)
-I can relate the structure of plant cells to their function, including adaptions
-I can define an organ system within a plant
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1. Question
What is a tissue?
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2. Question
What plant tissue is A?
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3. Question
What plant tissue is B?
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4. Question
What plant tissue is C?
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5. Question
What plant tissue is D?
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6. Question
Where are the epidermal tissues found on a plant?
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7. Question
What do epidermal tissues do?
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8. Question
Where is the palisade mesophyll found?
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9. Question
What does the palisade mesophyll do?
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10. Question
How is the palisade mesophyll adapted to absorb light?
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11. Question
How else is the palisade mesophyll adapted to absorb light?
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12. Question
Where is the spongy mesophyll found?
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13. Question
How is the spongy mesophyll adapted for efficient gas exchange?
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14. Question
How else is the spongy mesophyll adapted for efficient gas exchange?
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15. Question
What type of structure are the palisade and spongy mesophyll?
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16. Question
Where is the xylem found?
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17. Question
What does the xylem do?
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18. Question
Transport in the xylem is
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19. Question
What is the name of the xylem’s movement of water?
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20. Question
What are the special features of the xylem?
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21. Question
Why do xylem cells have no end walls?
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22. Question
What else do xylem cells have?
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23. Question
Where is the phloem found?
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24. Question
What does the phloem do?
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25. Question
What is the name of the phloem’s movement of products of photosynthesis?