| A | B |
|---|
| cork (26-1) | dermal tissue on woody stems and roots |
| cortex (26-1) | ground tissue surrounding the vascular bundles in a stem |
| dermal tissue (26-1) | forms the protective outer layer of a plant |
| epidermis (26-1) | dermal tissue in the nonwoody parts of a plant |
| ground tissue (26-1) | makes up much of the inside of the nonwoody parts of a plant |
| heartwood (26-1) | the wood in the center of a mature stem or tree trunk |
| herbacenous plant (26-1) | a plant with stems that are flexible and usually green |
| mesophyll (26-1) | the ground tissue in a leaf |
| petiole (26-1) | a stalk that attaches a leaf to a stem |
| pith (26-1) | ground tissue in the center of a stem or root |
| root cap (26-1) | a cell mass that covers and protects an actively growing root tip |
| root hair (26-1) | one of the slender projections of epidermal cells just behind the root tip |
| sapwood (26-1) | lies outside the heartwood and contains vessel cells that can conduct water |
| sieve tube (26-1) | conducting strand in phloem |
| sink (26-2) | the term that refers to a prt of a plant that organic compounds are delivered to |
| source (26-2) | the term that refers to a part of a plant that provides organic compounds for other parts of the plant |
| translocation (26-2) | the movement of organic compounds within a plant from a source to a sink |
| transpiration (26-2) | the loss of water vapor from a plant |
| vascular bundle (26-1) | a bundle of xylem and phloem in vascular plants |
| vessel (26-1) | conducting strands in xylem |
