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What are the two main vascular system tissues?
Xylem
One way transport (DEAD)
Phloem
-two way transport
Plant evolution
Bryophytes
Non-vascular relies on diffusion
Tracheophytes
Vascular plants
Spermatophytes
Seed-bearing
Meristematic tissue
Apical Meristems
located at root tips responsible for primary growth
Lateral Meristems
responsible for increasing girth is plants
Intercalary
responsible for rapid growth
What is Stomata
-Tiny pores on the underside of leaves
-Swollen (due to water) during the day to let in CO2
What is the cohesion-tension theory?
The idea that transpiration is the main driver of water in the xylem
What are photochromes?
-Help the plant measure the length of day and night
Short vs. Long day flowering plants
Short
Flower only when the period of darkness is longer than the critical night length
Long
The opposite
What is Phototropism
Auxins are produced at the tip of plant shoots, when light hits the plant, auxins move to the shaded side. This makes the shaded side elongate, physically bending the plant.

What are cytokinins?
While auxins drive height growth, cytokinins encourage width and branching
What is Ethylene?
Rotting or bruised fruit releases a certain toxin that affects other fruits near
What is Abscisic Acid?
ABA is a stress hormone, when a plant faces drought, ABA causes stomata to close to prevent water loss.