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taproot
root system found in dicot plants
fibrous root
root system found in monocot plants
adventitious root
root system developing from the nodes, internodes, base of the stems, and even from the leaves
root tip
region where growth in length occurs
root cap
thick layer of cells protecting the root apical meristem
region of elongation
region where cells undergo division and expansion
region of maturation
contains enlarged cells that have now developed certain structural features; aka root hair zone
root meristem
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root cap
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root
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root cap
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region of maturation
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region of elongation
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region of cell division
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procambium
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protoderm
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ground meristem
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apical meristem of the root
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root cap
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alium (onion) root
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axillary bud primordium
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pith
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cortex
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leaf primordia
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apical meristem
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vascular bundle
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leaf
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axillary bud
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leaf gap
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epidermis
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coleus shoot tip
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onion root hair
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epidermis
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ground meristem
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protoderm
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Alium capa root l.s. cepa
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cortex
ground tissue which is primarily composed of parenchyma cells
endodermis
innermost layer of the cortex
casparian strip
acts as a barrier, forcing water and dissolved substances to pass through the cell membrane of endodermal cells
pericycle
outermost layer of the stele which is in contact with the endodermis (lateral roots)
pith
centermost portion which is occupied by parenchyma cells
xylem
chief conducting tissue of water and minerals in plant body
phloem
chief conducting tissue of food material (primarily sugars)
phloem
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cortex
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endodermis
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casparian strip
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pericycle
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xylem
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pith
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epidermis
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cortex
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phloem
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xylem
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pith
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Commelina benghalensis
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xylem
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phloem
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pith
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pericycle
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Commelina benghalensis
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cortex
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pericycle
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vascular bundles
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Helianthus
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cortex
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endodermis
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pericycle
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Helianthus
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vascular cylinder
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lateral root
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pericycle
origin of lateral roots
epidermis
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periderm
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xylem ray
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phloem ray
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Older Quercus root cross section
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primary xylem
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pith
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(not sure if this right)

secondary xylem
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cortex
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epidermis
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phloem
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endodermis
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axillary bud
bud located at the angles of the stem (axil) which may develop into branches or flowers
terminal bud
located at the tip of each twig which produces tissues that extend the length of the stem
lenticels
dark spots or elevations in the stem which functions in gas exchange
protoderm
epidermis
procambium
vascular or conducting tissues
ground meristem
cortex and pith
apical meristem
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leaf primordia
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protoderm
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procambium
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ground meristem
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bud primordia
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leaf primordia
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apical meristem
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Coleus stem
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