The production of root hairs identifies which zone in the root -the zone of cell division -the zone of elongation -the root apical meristem -the zone of maturation -the root cap

Bud primordia are likely to develop into roots. always develop into new branches. are only found in secondary growth. develop into leaf primordia. can initiate new shoots.

Correctly label the following structures of a plant root tip. Place your cursor on the labels for more information. Vascular cylinder Zone of maturation Xylem Epidermis Protoderm Phloem Root hair Procambium Endodermis Cortex Zone of elongation Root cap Roof apical meristem Ground meristem Pericycle IM(4) 100 Reset Zoom

What is the modified root function of prop roots, brace roots, clinging roots, nodulated  roots, storage roots, tuberous roots, aerial roots and epiphytic roots

Instructions: MULTIPLE CHOICE Only choose the correct answer from questions 13 to 18 and no need for an explanation.

why are root hairs formed at the zone of maturation and minimal to none beyond this zone

Match A, B, C, D,E with the following: -zone of division -apical meristem -zone of maturation -root cap -zone of elongation

DICOT ROOT MONOCOT ROOT Vascular Tissue shape     Pith     Other

Plant roots develop differently from plant shoots during primary growth.  Explain: How is the formation of lateral roots different from making new branches on shoots? Why don't roots and shoots generate new primary growth the same way?

In a woody tree with multiple years of growth, where would you look to find the youngest xylem tissues and the youngest phloem tissues in the cross section of a cut tree trunk? immediately inside the cork cambium and immediately outside the vascular cambium, respectively а. b immediately inside and immediately outside the vascular cambium, respectively immediately inside and immediately outside the cork cambium, respectively at the very center of the trunk and immediately outside the cork cambium, respectively d.