Transcript Jeopardy Review

Created by Phil Colwell
Final Jeopardy
Vascular
Plants
Roots
Stems
Leaves
Miscellaneous
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The water carrying tissue
xylem
The tissue that
carries food
phloem
This is the dominant
generation
sporophyte
Name the three types of
tissue in vascular plants
Vascular, ground and
epidermis
Why was reproduction on
land a major obstacle to
overcome?
Sperm had to swim to
the egg
The root system in most
dicots
tap
The root system found in
most monocots
fibrous
Epidermal cell in the zone of
maturation producing slender
projects that increase surface area
Root hairs
DAILY
DOUBLE
This covers the apical
meristem of a root
Root cap
These roots grow above ground
adventitious
Where leaves or buds attach to
the stem
nodes
Type of xylem cells that
conduct water
Sapwood
Flexible, relatively soft and
usually green stem
herbaceous
The type of stem whose
epidermis is composed of bark
woody
The potential area to form a
branch shoot
Auxiliary bud
The blade of a leaf attaches
here
petiole
These regulate the opening and
closing of the stomata
Guard cells
In a compound leaf, the blade
is cut into two or more sections
leaflets
Ground tissue in a leaf that
contains greatest number of
chloroplast
Palisade layer
Portion of mesophyll just about
the lower epidermis
Spongy layer
A bare stalk that supports a
spore capsule
sporangium
The life cycle that alternates
between haploid and diploid
Alternation of generations
Specialized pores for gas
exchange
stomata
This structure produces eggs in
moss and ferns
archegonia
The sporophyte generation
divides by
meiosis
FINAL
JEOPARDY
Laboratory identifications
?
Dicot root, monocot stem, stomata