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Test your knowledge of plant tissues and growth.

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Dr.Amany shams

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Plant Anatomy Quiz


Plant Anatomy QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of plant tissues and growth. par Dr.Amany shams 1 Which tissue forms the secondary phloem and is part of the bark? a Secondary xylem b Periderm c Secondary phloem d Phelloderm 2 What is the name of the tissue responsible for secondary growth in stems and roots? a Cork cambium b Vascular cambium c Pith d Epidermis 3 Which cells regulate stomatal opening and closing? a Guard cells b Palisade cells c Epidermal cells d Companion cells 4 Which layer produces cork and belongs to the outer protective tissues? a Phelloderm b Phloem c Xylem d Phellogen (cork cambium) 5 Which tissue lies outside the vascular bundle and contributes to mechanical support? a Cortex b Pith c Phloem d Xylem 6 Which tissue is produced toward the inside by the vascular cambium during secondary growth? a Secondary xylem (wood) b Cortex c Secondary phloem d Phelloderm 7 What is the function of the phloem in a woody stem? a Water transport b Gas exchange c Support only d Transport of sugars and organic nutrients 8 Which structure protects, insulates, and reduces water loss in leaves besides the epidermis? a Guard cells b Cuticle (in relation to epidermal protection) c Xylem d Palisade mesophyll 9 Which term describes a tissue that produces new epidermal cells? a Parenchyma b Endodermis c Pericycle d Phloem 10 Which term refers to the inner boundary layer that separates cortex from the vascular tissues in roots? a Phelloderm b Periderm c Endodermis d Epidermis Feedback 1 Secondary phloem is the conductive tissue of the bark. 2 Vascular cambium produces secondary xylem and phloem. 3 Guard cells control stomatal aperture for gas exchange. 4 Phellogen generates cork (phellem) as part of periderm. 5 The cortex is the ground tissue outside the vascular cambium. 6 The cambium adds layers of secondary xylem toward the interior. 7 Phloem distributes photoassimilates from sources to sinks. 8 The cuticle minimizes water loss and protects the leaf. 9 Pericycle is a vascular tissue layer involved in lateral root formation and related activities. 10 Endodermis isolates the vascular cylinder and regulates substance flow.

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Plant Anatomy QuizVersion en ligne

par Dr.Amany shams

Which tissue forms the secondary phloem and is part of the bark?

What is the name of the tissue responsible for secondary growth in stems and roots?

Which cells regulate stomatal opening and closing?

Which layer produces cork and belongs to the outer protective tissues?

Which tissue lies outside the vascular bundle and contributes to mechanical support?

Which tissue is produced toward the inside by the vascular cambium during secondary growth?

What is the function of the phloem in a woody stem?

Which structure protects, insulates, and reduces water loss in leaves besides the epidermis?

Which term describes a tissue that produces new epidermal cells?

Which term refers to the inner boundary layer that separates cortex from the vascular tissues in roots?

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