| __ | 1. | Apical | | A. | 1 degree tissues at its shoot and root tips | | __ | 2. | Based on composition | | B. | a plant that never becomes woody nor covered with bark | | __ | 3. | Based on stage of development | | C. | length, height | | __ | 4. | DERMATOGEN | | D. | elongation | | __ | 5. | herb | | E. | width, thickness, girth | | __ | 6. | Intercalary | | F. | Simple, Complex | | __ | 7. | lateral | | G. | protoderm | | __ | 8. | PERIBLEM | | H. | Fundamental or ground | | __ | 9. | PLEROME | | I. | Procambium | | __ | 10. | woody plant | | J. | embryonic or meristematic, Permanent |
| __ | 11. | Accessory cells | | A. | composed of one type of cell | | __ | 12. | Bulliform cells | | B. | cells are stable; no longer dividing Classifications | | __ | 13. | Complex permanent tissue | | C. | composed of diff. kinds of cells but perform similar fxn | | __ | 14. | cork or phellem | | D. | serves reservoir of water and ions | | __ | 15. | Epidermis | | E. | Outermost surface of a herbaceous stem, leaf and root | | __ | 16. | Meristematic tissues | | F. | outer covering of woody stems and roots | | __ | 17. | Parenchyma Tissue | | G. | cells are in the mitotic state classifications | | __ | 18. | Permanent tissues | | H. | longitudinal rows of vacuolated cells | | __ | 19. | Simple permanent tissue | | I. | a mass of parenchyma cells; most common type of tissue | | __ | 20. | Trichomes/ Epidermal hairs | | J. | For the elongation of the epidermal cell outward |
| __ | 21. | Aerenchyma Cells | | A. | cell wall is impregnated with suberin | | __ | 22. | Bulliform cells | | B. | facilities the folding of leaves to prevent water loss | | __ | 23. | Chlorenchyma Cells | | C. | classified based on the nature of cell wall | | __ | 24. | Collenchyma Cells | | D. | most common type of cell | | __ | 25. | Collenchyma Tissue | | E. | involved in photosynthesis: chloroplast | | __ | 26. | cork or phellem | | F. | Unevenly thickened primary walls, alive at maturity | | __ | 27. | Glandular Cells | | G. | secrete nectar, fragrances, mucilage, resins, and oils | | __ | 28. | Parenchyma Cells | | H. | mediate the short-distance transport of material | | __ | 29. | Simple permanent tissue | | I. | Specialized in gas exchange; large intercellular spaces | | __ | 30. | Transfer Cells | | J. | a mass of collenchyma cells |
| __ | 31. | Collenchyma Cells | | A. | active metabolically and alive at maturity | | __ | 32. | cork or phellem | | B. | no intercellular spaces/produced by the cork cambium | | __ | 33. | Glandular Cells | | C. | extensive plasma membrane, can hold numerous molecular pumps | | __ | 34. | Parenchyma Cells | | D. | few chloroplast, more dictyosomes and endoplasmic reticulum | | __ | 35. | transfer cells | | E. | provide plasticity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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