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No end wall between cells

Xylem

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cells have end walls with perforation

Phloem

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Water and food

Phloem

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Water and minerals

Xylem

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No end walls between cells

Xylem

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It is the dermal tissue system layer of cell in herbaceous plants. A complex tissue composed primarily of relatively unspecialized living cells.

Epidermis

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The outermost layer of cells of young plant organs.

Epidermis

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What do you call arial roots in which several epidermal cells may be thick like a sponge

Velamen roots

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Fatty substance secreted by most epidermal cells wuthin and on the surface of the outer walls

Cutin

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protective layer that cutin forms

Cuticle

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Where does the thickness of the cuticle depends

how much water is loss through the cell walls by evaporation

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The susceptibility of plants to herbicides may depend on

the thickness of wax layers

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tubular extensions produced by epidermal cells of roots. It greatly increases the absorptive area of the surface

Root hairs

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Specializes epidermal cells. Only differ in shape and that chloroplasts are present within them.

Guard cells

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Small pores in leaves

Stomata

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Special outgrowth or hairs

Trichomes

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Guard cells that are modified that secrete protective or substances, modified as hairs that either reduce water loss as repels insects and animals that might otherwise consume them.

Glands

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The outermost layer of the cells has covering a woody stem or root - that is, the outer bark that replaces epidermis when it is destroyed during secondary growth.

Periderm

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Replace the epidermis once it is sloughed off after the cork cambium begins producing new tissues that increase the girth of the stem or root and is found in woody plants.

Periderm

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Constitutes the outer bark and is primarily composed of somewhat rectangular and boxlike cork cells which are dead at maturity.

Periderm

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