Root Types

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Root Types

• Fibrous Tap

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Parts of Roots

• A Root Hairs
• B Root Cap
• C Meristem
• D Vascular Tissue

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Leaf Types

• Simple A single leaf blade is present at
  each node.
• Compound The blade is divided into two or
  more subdivisions.
• Needle Leaves which are long and pointed.

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Leaf Types (cont.)

• Simple Needle
• Compound

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Flower Types

• Complete flowers Have sepals, petals,
  stamen, and pistil structures.
• Incomplete flowers Lack one or more parts
  which complete flowers have.

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Complete Flowers

• Stamen
• Pistil
• Petal
• Sepal

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Incomplete Flowers

• This incomplete flower differs from complete
  flower in the previous slide as it is missing the
  petals.

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Reproductive Flower Parts

• Female
• Pistil
• -Stigma
• -Style
• -Ovary

• Male
• Stamen
• -Anther
• -Filament

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Leaf Arrangement
Alternate
Opposite
Whorled
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Leaf Venation
Pinnate
Palmate
Parallel
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Monocotyledon versus Dicotyledon
Plumule Cotyledon Radicle Seedcoat Endosperm
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Seed Germination
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Seed Gemination

• 1. First leaves
• 2. Epicotyl
• 3. Cotyledon
• 4. Hypocotyl

• 5. Radicle
• 6. Shoot
• 7. Primary root
• 8. Secondary root