Question 1

What are the two types of transport systems in plants?

Accepted Answer

Xylem and Phloem

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Epidermis and Mesophyll

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Sepal and Petal

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Stamen and Pistil

Question 2

What does the xylem transport?

Accepted Answer

Water and minerals

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Oxygen and carbon dioxide

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Glucose and amino acids

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Proteins and lipids

Question 3

What is the purpose of lignin in the xylem vessels?

Accepted Answer

To make them tough and impermeable to water

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To conduct photosynthesis

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To provide nutrients to the plant

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To attract pollinators

Question 4

Where are the vascular bundles located in the roots?

Accepted Answer

In the centre

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On the top

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At the surface

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At the bottom

Question 5

What does the phloem transport?

Accepted Answer

Glucose and amino acids

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Oxygen and carbon dioxide

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Proteins and lipids

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Water and minerals

Question 6

Are the cells in the xylem vessels living or dead?

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Dead

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Living

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Non-living

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Both living and dead

Question 7

Are the cells in the phloem vessels living or dead?

Accepted Answer

Living

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Both living and dead

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Dead

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Non-living

Question 8

Which direction does the movement occur in the xylem?

Accepted Answer

From the roots up to the leaves

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In both directions

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In a circular pattern

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From the leaves down to the roots

Question 9

Which direction does the movement occur in the phloem?

Accepted Answer

Up and down the plant

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From the leaves down to the roots

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In a circular pattern

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From the roots up to the leaves

Question 10

What is the name of the system in plants that moves glucose and amino acids to the rest of the plant?

Accepted Answer

Phloem

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Roots

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Xylem

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Leaves

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