Nutrition & Transport in Plants by Sitti Aishah Yusof

sitti_aishah_yusof — 2024-03-21 04:48:38 UTC

Describe roots, stems, leaves, cuticles, vascular tissues, and give some examples!

sitti_aishah_yusof — 2024-03-21 04:50:12 UTC

Describe roots, stems, leaves, cuticles, vascular tissues, and give some examples!

Leafs contain chloroplast

2024-03-21 05:31:51 UTC

2024-03-21 05:33:24 UTC

the leaves are very wide

2024-03-21 05:33:27 UTC

group - Kimberly, yong yi, ariyan and zafri

Non vascular plants lack a vascular system (tubes) for transporting water and nutrients

No roots, stem and leaves

Smaller in size

MUST live in damp conditions

examples of non vascular plants

mushrooms, grass, moss

2024-03-21 05:33:59 UTC

The leaf contains chloroplast which contains chlorophyll that lets the plant photosynthesise

OngLim

2024-03-21 05:34:45 UTC

the leaf contains chloroplasts containing chlorophyll which is a green pigment that allows green plants to carry out photosynthesis

2024-03-21 05:35:03 UTC

They photosynthesise

2024-03-21 05:35:35 UTC

Kimberly, yong yi, ariyan and zafri

Vascular plants have a system of ‘tubes’ that connect all parts of the plant,roots,shoots and leaves, to transport water and nutrients from one part of the plant to another.

E.g. clubmosses, horsetails, ferns

sal and josias

2024-03-21 05:36:06 UTC

vascular plants has vascular tissues such as xylem and phloem

2024-03-21 05:36:07 UTC

Olive and fateha
Vascular plants: usually found in dry place
Non vascular plants: usually found in moist and damp areas

sal and josias

2024-03-21 05:36:50 UTC

non vascular plants lack xylem and phloem

OngLim

2024-03-21 05:37:52 UTC

Non vascular plants do not have vascular bundles (xylem,phloem)

Muhhamad uzayr bin suratman

2024-03-21 05:37:54 UTC