Label corn vascular bundles?
Good evening at 2 o'clock, Can we accept this? The xylem at the bottom, in particular, irritates me. I would have described it as a vascular bundle sheath or scleral enzyme cell. (But that's already mentioned above.)
Generational change in green algae?
"Hello! First task," our exercise group leader greets us every Tuesday, visibly excited. But opinions differ on this task "The figure shows schematically four (AD) plant development cycles a) In which developmental cycle do gametes arise through meiosis and in which through mitosis? b) In which developmental cycle is a heteromorphic change of gene generation…
What factors cause a plant to build up/need root pressure?
Hehe, yep, my third botany exam is just around the corner. And that's even though I didn't even take the exam—because I wasn't familiar with the exam regulations—and didn't even show up for it. Well, complaining doesn't help, we just have to get the thing into our heads quickly. However, the ever-popular multiple choice questions…
In which places is there no photosynthesis?
Hehe yep, photosynthesis then. In which of the places mentioned are there no chlorophylls? – bound to lipids – associated with proteins – free in the thylakoid membrane – in ATP synthase – in photosystem II. Aside from the fact that the question sounds a bit odd grammatically, I would have said that there are…
Periderm or phellem as a replacement for epidermis?
Hehe yep, secondary growth in thickness. Task: "Due to the progressive secondary growth of the stem axis of trees, the replacement of the primary terminal tissue becomes necessary. a) Which tissue needs to be replaced b) Why does it need to be replaced? c) What will replace it? d) What (name and explanation of what…
Label plant cells undergoing plasmolysis?
Hehe yep, plasmolysis that is. I have three pictures here that we have to label. Everyone seems to have a different answer. Task: "Label the sketches of a plant cell for plasmolysis" This version: and once the Which of these would be the correct label? The following picture also causes annoyance: I would have thought…