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What is the main characteristic of a collateral vascular bundle?
What is the arrangement of tissues in a collateral vascular bundle?
What is the function of a collateral vascular bundle?
Which type of plant is most likely to have collateral vascular bundles?
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What is the difference between a collateral and a bicollateral vascular bundle?
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Study Notes
Characteristics of Collateral Vascular Bundles
- The main characteristic of a collateral vascular bundle is the arrangement of phloem and xylem on the same radius of the stem.
Arrangement of Tissues
- In a collateral vascular bundle, the phloem is located on the outside and the xylem is located on the inside.
Function
- The function of a collateral vascular bundle is to facilitate the transport of water, minerals, and sugars throughout the plant.
Type of Plant
- Dicotyledonous plants are most likely to have collateral vascular bundles.
Comparison with Bicollateral Vascular Bundles
- A collateral vascular bundle differs from a bicollateral vascular bundle in that it has only one strip of phloem, whereas a bicollateral vascular bundle has two strips of phloem, one on either side of the xylem.
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Test your knowledge of plant anatomy by answering questions about collateral vascular bundles, their characteristics, arrangement, function, and occurrence in different types of plants.
