Ground tissue Classify the following characteristics to describe the various types of ground tissue within angiosperms. Collenchyma Cells Contain walls with thick uneven corners Parenchyma Cells Sclerenchyma Cells Contain fibers and sclereids Contain fibers and sclereids Contain walls with thick uneven corners Typically nonliving May contain pigments and undergo photosynthesis Form bundles under the epidermis to provide structural support Least specialized of all cell types The most abundant cell type Have lignin-impregnated cell walls
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Ground tissue Classify the following characteristics to describe the various types of ground tissue within angiosperms. Collenchyma Cells Parenchyma Cells Sclerenchyma Cells Contain fibers and sclereids Contain walls with thick uneven corners Typically nonliving May contain pigments and undergo photosynthesis Form bundles under the epidermis to provide structural support Least specialized of all cell types The most abundant cell type Have lignin-impregnated cell walls
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Identify features of each simple tissue: PARENCHYMA COLLENCHYMA SCLERENCHYMA Dead cells with thick, tough, lignin-impregnated secondary walls. Often occurs just below the epidermis. Live cells with thin, pliable cell walls. Function is to provide rigid support. Function in photosynthesis or in food/water storage. Function is to provide flexible support. Live cells with unevenly thickened cell walls. Important in tissue repair.
Match the following descriptions with the cell and tissue types they belong to: 1. Within the tissue, one can find chloroplast-containing cells with soft, thin walls. 2. Cells that are alive, have thickened cell walls, and support the plant body are called . They are part of the tissue system. 3. form stomata and are surrounded by tightly-packed cells that aid in defense. Both of these cell types make up the tissue. 4. cells are not alive and have thickened cell walls to support the plant. They are part of the tissue system. 5. Water-conducting cells that are narrow and have small central cavities are called . They are part of the tissue system.
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