Is the diagram showing a section of a leaf, root or stem?

On the diagram what is tissue A?

On the diagram what is tissue B?

On the diagram what is tissue C?

On the diagram what is tissue D?

On the diagram what is tissue E?

On the diagram where does the apoplast pathway of water movement stop?

On the diagram which is meristem tissue?

Which plant tissue is the main transport vessel for water?

Which cells have the casparian strip which prevents the apoplast pathway?

True or false xylem vessels have small holes in their walls to allow lateral movement of water between vessels?

Xylem vessels have small holes in their walls. What are they called?

What is the name of the material found in xylem vessel walls which makes them waterproof?

What is the name of the movement of water from roots to leaves through xylem?

The evaporation of water from plants is the definition of which term?

Water molecules hydrogen bonding to other water molecules is the definition of which term?

Water molecules hydrogen bonding to other molecules is the definition of which term?

Why can water molecules form hydrogen bonds?

True or false it is important for lignin to provide structural strength to xylem vessels to prevent them collapsing under tension?

Which piece of equipment is used to measure the rate of water uptake in plants?

What is a key aspect of setting up the apparatus to measure the rate of water uptake in plants?

If you were comparing transpiration rates of several species of leaf, what feature of the leaves should be measured to obtain a fair comparison?

If the level of humidity was raised what would happen to the rate of transpiration?

If the level of air movement was raised what would happen to the rate of transpiration?

Through which structure does water vapour leave the leaf?