Root, Stem & Leaf Structures

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Root, Stem & Leaf StructuresOnline version answer yes if it is true and no if it is false by Dnae Cooper 1 Guard cells are located in the leaf mesophyll tissue. Yes No 2 Leaves are impermeable to CO2 during photosynthesis. Yes No 3 The leaf mesophyll contains cells like palisade and spongy parenchyma for photosynthesis. Yes No 4 The root's main photosynthetic tissue is the cortex. Yes No 5 The root system provides anchorage and stores nutrients in roots. Yes No 6 The root epidermis has root hairs to increase surface area for absorption. Yes No 7 Leaves carry out photosynthesis mainly in mesophyll cells. Yes No 8 The root absorbs water and minerals from the soil through root hairs. Yes No 9 Stems support the plant and transport water and nutrients via xylem and phloem. Yes No 10 The root system is primarily composed of phloem tissues. Yes No 11 Phloem transports water and minerals from roots to leaves. Yes No 12 Mesophyll cells are completely absent in all monocot leaves. Yes No 13 Xylem vessels in stems transport water upward from roots. Yes No 14 Stems store all of a plant's water in a central cavity. Yes No 15 The phloem transports sugars from photosynthetic sources to other parts of the plant. Yes No 16 Stems mainly absorb water through stomata. Yes No 17 The vascular tissue in stems includes xylem and phloem arranged in bundles. Yes No 18 Leaves have stomata that regulate gas exchange and water loss. Yes No 19 Root hairs are extensions of stem epidermal cells. Yes No 20 Xylem transports sugars; phloem transports water. Yes No

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Root, Stem & Leaf Structures

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Root, Stem & Leaf StructuresOnline version

by Dnae Cooper

Guard cells are located in the leaf mesophyll tissue.

Leaves are impermeable to CO2 during photosynthesis.

The leaf mesophyll contains cells like palisade and spongy parenchyma for photosynthesis.

The root's main photosynthetic tissue is the cortex.

The root system provides anchorage and stores nutrients in roots.

The root epidermis has root hairs to increase surface area for absorption.

Leaves carry out photosynthesis mainly in mesophyll cells.

The root absorbs water and minerals from the soil through root hairs.

Stems support the plant and transport water and nutrients via xylem and phloem.

The root system is primarily composed of phloem tissues.

Phloem transports water and minerals from roots to leaves.

Mesophyll cells are completely absent in all monocot leaves.

Xylem vessels in stems transport water upward from roots.

Stems store all of a plant's water in a central cavity.

The phloem transports sugars from photosynthetic sources to other parts of the plant.

Stems mainly absorb water through stomata.

The vascular tissue in stems includes xylem and phloem arranged in bundles.

Leaves have stomata that regulate gas exchange and water loss.

Root hairs are extensions of stem epidermal cells.

Xylem transports sugars; phloem transports water.