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- Why is the endodermis of a dicot stem referred to as starch sheath?
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- Name the type of cells/tissue that contitute(s) the pith.
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- What is meant by adaxial epidermis in a leaf?
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- Give the technical term for: cork cambium
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- Give the technical term for: secondary cortex.
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- Why are cork/phellem cells impervious to water?
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- How is the age of a tree calculated?
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- Why is there no secondary growth in a monocot stem?
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- Why is heart wood dark in colour?
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- Name the cells of phloem that: lack a nucleus.
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- Name the cells of phloem that: is specialised parenchyma.
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- Differentiate between meristematic and permanent tissues.
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- How does the apical meristem differ from lateral meristem?
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- How are simple permanent tissues different from complex permanent tiss...
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- Define the term tissue.
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- Name the kind of tissue that: stores starch in potato
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- Name the kind of tissue that: forms the shell in nuts.
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- Give the structural and functional differences between parenchyma and ...
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- How are sclereids different from sclerenchyma ?
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- Differentiate between parenchyma and sclerenchyma.
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