Vascular Bundle Types Quiz

What is the term used for vascular bundles that have the ability to form secondary xylem and phloem tissues?

In monocotyledons, which term is used to describe vascular bundles that lack cambium and do not form secondary tissues?

What type of arrangement of xylem and phloem within a vascular bundle is observed in roots?

Where are conjoint vascular bundles commonly found in plants?

What is the usual location of phloem in conjoint vascular bundles?

What is the term used for the outermost layer of the sunflower root shown in Figure 6.3 (a)?

What do we call the stomatal aperture, guard cells, and surrounding subsidiary cells collectively?

Which type of tissue consists of parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma?

What is the function of the vascular system in plants?

Where is cambium typically located in dicotyledonous stems?

Which tissues make up vascular bundles in plants?

In which plant structure is the mesophyll composed of thin-walled chloroplast-containing cells found?

Which tissue system in plants is responsible for forming the main bulk of the plant?

What are the two components of the vascular tissue system in plants?

In which tissue system of plants would you find the xylem and phloem?

What is the main function of vascular bundles in plants?

Which of the following components determine the different types of vascular bundles in plants?

What is responsible for secondary growth in most dicotyledonous roots and stems?