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Plant System Interactions

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Plant System Interactions
 

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Plant transport, reproduction, response

by Cassandra Garcia
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Vascular tissues connect roots, stems, and leaves, coordinating transport and signaling.

2

Phloem distributes sugars from leaves to everywhere else via the pressure-flow mechanism.

3

Phloem transports water and minerals from roots to shoots.

4

Xylem tissues are living and actively transport sugars.

5

Stomata are located on the epidermis but have no role in transpiration.

6

Leaves perform reproduction as their main function.

7

Stomata regulate gas exchange and transpiration, linking transport, response, and water status.

8

Xylem transports water and minerals from roots to shoots, driven by transpiration pull.

9

Gravity has no effect on plant growth orientation; they do not respond to gravitational cues.

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Reproductive structures like flowers and seeds enable plant reproduction through hormonal signaling.

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