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    The document summarizes the external structure and physiology of plant stems. It discusses the morphology of monocot and dicot stems and describes four main physiological functions of stems: to support leaves to maximize light absorption, act as a conduit to transport water, minerals and organic solutes, provide storage, and produce new living tissue through meristems that generate new cells annually. It also notes that stems are the ascending axis of plants and define nodes as locations that hold leaves and buds, and internodes as the distances between nodes.

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    Activity 6- Plant Bio

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    The document summarizes the external structure and physiology of plant stems. It discusses the morphology of monocot and dicot stems and describes four main physiological functions of stems: to support leaves to maximize light absorption, act as a conduit to transport water, minerals and organic solutes, provide storage, and produce new living tissue through meristems that generate new cells annually. It also notes that stems are the ascending axis of plants and define nodes as locations that hold leaves and buds, and internodes as the distances between nodes.

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    Activity #6: External Structure of Stem

    Загружено:

    Joy Mazo Faderagao
    The document summarizes the external structure and physiology of plant stems. It discusses the morphology of monocot and dicot stems and describes four main physiological functions of stems: to support leaves to maximize light absorption, act as a conduit to transport water, minerals and organic solutes, provide storage, and produce new living tissue through meristems that generate new cells annually. It also notes that stems are the ascending axis of plants and define nodes as locations that hold leaves and buds, and internodes as the distances between nodes.

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    ACTIVITY #6

    EXTERNAL STRUCTURE OF STEM


    Monocot Stem Dicot Stem
    Morphology
    of a Stem
    PHYSIOLOGY OF A STEM

    1. support leaves to maximize light absorption

    2. part of conduit for transport of water, minerals,


    and organic solutes

    3. Storage

    4. Production of new living tissue. The normal


    lifespan of plant cells is one to three years. Stems
    have called meristems that annually generate new
    living tissues
    2. The stem is the ascending axis of
    the plant. Give the significance of
    this characteristic.

    A stem is of two main structural axes of a vascular


    plant, the other being the root. The stem is
    normally divided into nodes and internodes.
    1. 1. The nodes hold one or more leaves as well
    as buds which can grow into branches(with
    leaves, conifer cones, or inflorescences )
    2. 2. The internodes distance one node from
    another

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