B324 L4 Vocab

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Across
  1. 6. root, The first organ/root to appear when a seed germinates.
  2. 7. root system, A dense network of roots with no main root that grows closer to the soil surface.
  3. 11. roots, A type of root which secretes phosphatases which allows the plant to extract as much phosphorus from phosphorus-poor soil as possible.
  4. 12. apical meristem, A small region at the tip of a root in which all cells can repeat division and from which all primary root tissues are derived; Also called the root apex.
  5. 13. strip, Part of the endodermis, helps to regulate apoplastic movement of nutrients.
  6. 14. lateral meristem, Cells found at the margins of roots associated with lateral growth.
  7. 16. roots, Adventitious roots that grow above the ground; typically used for support.
  8. 18. A short, thin filament found in bryophytes, mosses, hornworts, and liverworts that anchors the growing body of the organism to a substratum and that is capable of absorbing nutrients.
  9. 19. cap, A thin layer of tissue that protects the apical meristem.
  10. 21. A sponge-like tissue of specific aerial roots that aids in atmospheric nutrient absorption.
  11. 22. root, The smaller roots that emerge horizontally from the taproot or the main root.
  12. 24. The layer of soil bound to the root by mucigel and root hairs.
  13. 25. roots, A type of modified root that is used for nutrient storage.
  14. 26. roots, A type of aerial root that traps and transports oxygen to other parts of the plant.
  15. 27. of elongation, A region of the root containing cells that do not divide but instead elongate rapidly.
  16. 28. A coordinated process of differential growth by a plant in response to gravity pulling on it.
  17. 29. plants, Plant which creates basket litter traps with their roots to collect falling leaves to use as nutrients.
  18. 30. mycorrhizae, When the hyphae of the fungi penetrate the cell walls and form bundles to exchange nutrients; Also known as endomycorrhiza.
Down
  1. 1. The symbiosis between fungi and plants.
  2. 2. Roots in the air with no direct connection to support or aeration.
  3. 3. Part of the ground tissue that creates a boundary around the vascular tissue to control the movement of nutrients into the root.
  4. 4. tissue system of root, The cortex and pith of the root cell that facilitates the storage of sugars or starches.
  5. 5. A layer of cells surrounding the xylem and phloem that helps to initiate and regulate the growth of lateral roots.
  6. 8. cylinder, The bundle of vascular tissue that is inside the exodermis.
  7. 9. When the hyphae of the fungi do not penetrate the cell walls but rather grow around them to exchange nutrients.
  8. 10. Part of the ground system that creates a boundary that separates the inner vascular tissue from the outer cortex.
  9. 12. The descending axis of plant, normally underground, which serves to anchor the plant and absorb and conduct water and nutrients.
  10. 15. system, The main root that grows down vertically; from which many smaller lateral roots arise
  11. 17. of maturation, The area where freshly formed root cells mature and strengthen; This is also the zone where root hairs are formed; Also called the root hair zone.
  12. 20. tissue system of root, The outer protective layer of the primary root body.
  13. 23. roots, Roots that form from any non-root tissue and are produced both during normal development.
  14. 31. A pod on the root which houses bacteria used to exchange nutrients with the plant.