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Lymphocyte

adaptive immunity, (B cells, T Cells, Natural Killer Cells) Large Nucleus

Monocytes

defends body against pathogens via phagocytosis delivers pieces of pathogens to lymphocyte T Cells

large Nucleus but smaller than lymphocytes

Eosinophil

primarily responds to parasitic infections, more numerous in mucous membranes, secrete chemicals that destroy parasites that are too large phagocytoize

red granules and multilobed nucleus, oe of the least common leukocytes

Basophil

responsible for inflammatory responses/reactions during immune response by producing histamine (vasodilator) and herpin (a blood thinner) responsible for chronic allergic diseases

What WBC are agranules

lymphocytes and monocytes

what WBC are granules

eosinophils, basophils, and neutrophils

What WBC is this

lymphocyte

What WBC is this

monocyte

What WBC is this

eosinophil

What WBC is this?

Basophil

What WBC is this?

neutrophil

What are reticular fibers

Fibers are mesh-like allows filtration of lymph system pathogens + debris

What is the arrow pointing to?

Reticular Fibers

stems are modified for____

asexual reproduction

roots and leaves are modified for

storage

Bees pollinate ___

during the day, they like bright purple flowers and sweet scent

Humming birds

pollinate during the day, and they like red flowers with long tubes

beetles pollinate _____

during the day and they like white spicy smelling flowers

Moths pollinate _____

at night and they like white flowers

flys pollinate

during the day and like brown carrion flowers

Pericarp

exocarp, mesocarp, endocarp

neutrophil

defend the body against bacterial and fungal infections via phagocytosis. granulated multilobed nucleus most abundent WBC