Question

The type of plant tissue which carries food through a plant is

Answer 1

It is called the phloem. the tissue type is meristematic tissue. Hope that helps! :)

Answer 2

thankyou so much, that question had me scratching my head a bit lol

Answer 3

Your welcome. It DOES get tricky, but luckily that happens to be one of my favorite subjects. I'll help you anytime! :)

Answer 4

well thats GREAT news lol because i'm studdying for a test right now and i havent been in school for a while to inquire the information... So i'm really clueless and alot of theese questions are complex.

Answer 5

Ok, cool. :) Are you taking AP Bio? It sounds like it lol :)

Answer 6

yes i am.... my worse subject on top of that :/

Answer 7

Well, I can definitely help you. I took AP Bio. It seems like that class was invented to frustrate students!!! lol. Don't worry, it'll come to you. You just have to read a lot, that's the problem... :)

Answer 8

ikr??? thats the thing with any AP class.. but it pays off during graduation (:

Answer 9

ok, here's one... the question says:
The part of a plant which is located above the ground is what kind of system?

Answer 10

The part of a plant above the ground is part of the shoot (or meristematic) system.

Answer 11

ty:D
do you know the two types of xylem issue ?

Answer 12

protoxylem and metaxylem

Answer 13

This also can be referred to as xylem tracheids and xylem parenchyma. This is the more specific type, the one they look for on tests. :)

Answer 14

thankyou so much ! i feel like i owe you & i dont even know you lol
im here trying to take this unit exam right now... i have 11 more questions ...3 inwhich are true or false...

Answer 15

No problem. :) Go ahead, i don't mind. I'm not doing much right now anyway, just an AP spanish essay. :)

Answer 16

they have AP classes for second languages???!!!

Answer 17

Yep. They have them for French, Mandarin, and German too.

Answer 18

wow! i wish my school offered that :/ anywho lol

A seed which cannot be split into halves is called a ?

Answer 19

monocotyledon

Answer 20

now that answer i couldnt even find in the textbook! lol your good ;) REALLY GUD..

Answer 21

Ha, thanks. Like I said, this was my favorite subject. :)

Answer 22

well the last 3 are true or false.. i did the rest by myself :)

Answer 23

Okay. Lay it on me!!!! :D

Answer 24

i dont see how this one relates to anything but...:
1.When made into furniture, sapwood makes the hardest wood.
2Carnivorous plants do not carry on photosynthesis.
3.Calcium is important for plant growth. {im sure thats true}

Answer 25

wait...calcium for plant growth? nevermind lol

Answer 26

Ha lol

Answer 27

well...i still need the first two though

Answer 28

1. false
2. false (they go through a VERY limited amount of photosynthesis)
:)

Answer 29

wow...so how do they grow with only a limited amount of photosynthesis ?

Answer 30

Because of the way they adapted to their environments. Carnivorous plants are usually found in places with really crappy soil, so there wasn't much for them to metabolize with photosynthesis alone. Digesting insects allows them to grow better and produce more seeds, which makes them ultimately more successful in terms of completing their life cycle and in an evolutionary sense.