Compare the monocots and eudicots in the table below:   Monocot Eudicot Number of species     Flower parts     Leaf venation     Vascular bundles in stem  cross section     Roots     Seeds     Secondary Growth (wood and bark)

Q: Support (tendrils Name of species: Diagram: Catching insect Name of species: Diagram: Reproduction…

A: Adaptations in plants Plantas has evolved to develop various structural features to survive in the…

Q: Match each item to a choice: The typical organ of a fern that holds the sori. A vascular tissue that…

A: Plants have evolved specialized structures over time in order to adapt well to the environment.…

Q: Describe the internal structure of monocot root with the help of label diagram?

A: In the monocot root of Colocasia there is absence of Cuticle (Outer protecting covering of wax). The…

Q: Compare the internal anatomy of stems of xerophytes, mesophytes, and hydrophytes. Relate…

A: There are different types of plants that adapt or can survive  in different climates. 1) Hydrophytes…

Q: Sketch observations of monocot stem vascular bundle. Label xhlem, phloem, sieve-tube member,…

A: The vascular system of a plant is responsible for the delivery of water, minerals, nutrients, amino…

Q: talk about the structure and function of all the cells that are found under the image, and mention…

A: Plants are very complex organisms with well-defined internal structures comprising different types…

Q: brief background about stem(part of the plants)

A: The stem is the aerial part of the plant that bears fruits and flowers.

Q: Fill out the table on the three basic organs in plants (Roots, Stems, Leaves) in terms of functions…

A: Root, stem and leaves are three basic parts of plants

Q: opic. Fruits and iNuts Draw or use an already available picture of each of following types of…

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Q: How can you distinguish a simple leaf from the leaflet of a compound leaf? With a simple leaf a…

A: Introduction: Plant leaves are usually referred to as the 'kitchen' of the plant. The leaves are so…

Q: 6) Match the tissue on the left with the description of the function it generally performs for the…

A: There are different types of tissues in plants performing different functions. There are two major…

Q: Select ALL that apply regarding primary and secondary growth     Secondary growth only occurs in…

A: Plants shows both primary and secondary growth that ultimately responsible for increase in length…

Q: plant anatomical feature is important in systematic could you explain in detail

A: Taxonomy or systematics is a branch of biology in which the organisms are classified into categories…

Q: WRITTEN TASK OBJECTIVE: To describe the concepts learned about plant organizational structures.…

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Q: Stems can undergo changes in structure to carry out other functions. 1. Below are plants with…

A: Plant Specialized structure Functions Antigonon leptopus Tendril Spirally slender…

Q: Observe the following photos of the shoot of a monocot (left) and an eudicot (right). How are these…

A: Monocotyledons or monocot plants are those whose seeds contain a single embryonic leaf or cotyledon…

Q: Label the leaf diagram: air space, cuticle, epidermis, guard cells, palisade parenchyma, spongy…

A: Leaf The leaf is the green outgrowth from the stem of the plant. It is the primary site for the…

Q: Which of the following is part of a simple plant leaf? (select all that apply) petiole blade bud…

A: Simple leaves are the most common type of leaf, and they can be found in a wide variety of plants…

Q: Label the following: Root / Sporophyte / Antheridium / Archegonium

A: In some lower organisms, alteration between diploid phase and haploid phase can be observed. This…

Q: Construct an indented dichotomous key on the following groups of plants: Bryophyta Lower Vasuclar…

A: A phylogenetic tree is a diagram that shows how various species, creatures, or genes are inherited…

Q: Identify whether the following parts play a role in gametophyte generation, sporophyte generation or…

A: Gametophyte  -- stands for all plant parts and tissues which are part of haploid generation…

Q: What is a fiddlehead? What might its shape help a fern to accomplish?

A: Plants with vascular tissue but no flowers or seeds are known as seedless vascular plants. Plants…

Q: Discuss variation in leaf form, including simple versus compound leaves, leaf arrangement on the…

A: VARIATION IN LEAF FORM : morphological variation of leaves is a key indicator of plant response to…

Q: talk about the structure and function of all the cells that are found under the given image, and…

A: Understanding plant anatomy is essential because it helps us understand how plants function,…

Q: PLANT VOCABULARY DOMINANT GENERATION Sporophyte/Gametophyte CELL TYPE IN ADULT ORGANISM Haploid =…

A: Coniferophyta is otherwise known as conifers. They are known for their needle-like or scale-like…

Q: Sketch and label Equisetum sp. Make sure to include mature sporophyte (2n), strobilus, node, ribbed…

A: Equisetum is a are the group of vascular plants that usually reproduces by the help of the spores…

Q: Create a model showing the cross section of a leaf. Be sure to label the following: cuticle,…

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Q: Show the tissues in the transverse and longitudinal section of the woody and non-woody stem, on…

A: Introduction: Woody stem has the following parts moving from inside towards the outer side- pith,…

Q: Look at as shown. The top three rows are labeled “Primary growth” because these are found in the…

A: Plants are multicellular and eukaryotic organisms. Plant body is made of shoot and root. Shoots are…

Q: Table 1 Roots and root systems of some angiospems MODIFICATION F ANY) FUNCTION (S) MONOCOT OR TYPE…

A: The root can be defined as the part of a plant that grows downward and holds the plant in place. The…

Q: draw a woody dicot stem and make sure to label while drawing the diagram

A: Woody dicot stem is characterized as follows: Presence of bark as the outermost part. The cortex,…

Q: Examine the cross section of the basswood twig and locate the following structures The central pith…

A: In the given image, we are shown cross-section of Basswood stem. Basswood is a deciduous tree that…

Q: i) describe the monocots, i) enumerate the orders comprising the monocots and ii) mention the…

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Q: Give 5 plants and state their leaf characters in terms of venation, margins, complexity (i.e. simple…

A: In plants there are different type of leaves present in a having a different venation and…

Q: Draw a fern life cycle and include the following terms: sporophyte, frond, rhizome, roots, sorus,…

A: The fern's life cycle is divided into two stages: sporophyte, which produces spores, and…

Q: Parenchyma Sclerenchyma Vessel elements and tracheids Collenchyma Sieve tube elements Elongated…

A: Tissue is a group of cells which are similar in structure, origin and function. Tissues in plants…

Q: What is Ligule? Can you find it in both Monocot and Dicot leaves? Any taxonomic value?

A: Introduction In botany, a leaf is any typically flattened green protrusion from a vascular plant's…

Q: Give example of flower? Characterized it based on sexuality, symmetry, ovary position, and other…

A: The botanical name of hibiscus is Rosa sinensis belonging to the Malvaceae family. It is a bushy…