Which of the following correctly describes a dicotyledonous root? A. Tissue--> A collection of organs with a particular function. B. Tissue--> A collection of cells with similar structure performing a particular function. C. Organ--> A collection of tissues which forms a structural and functional unit. D. Organ--> A collection of cells with similar structure performing a particular function.
the list you gave is a very generalized description of structure and function that is not specifically about dicotyledonous root an aggregate (collection) of cells makes up a tissue and a tissue makes up an organ performing the same functions
It's A
Isn't a tissue a collection of cells? I think it's B but I'm not quite sure.
@theEric Bio help, please?
Haha I got that wrong! I think it's B too, but I'm not sure
We're all in the same boat.
Hi! Review @nincompoop 's response... But know that I think organs can be better defined as groups of tissues working together to provide some function. These tissues can be different. What do you think now?
C.? I'm a little lost.
So, how much do you know about the root? Here's a question: is it made up of multiple working parts? Parts that have distinct structures from their surroundings? Look up a pic if you're not sure! :)
I'm aware of the plant tissues (such as the epidermis, cortex, xylem and phloem) along with their functions. The topic wasn't taught thoroughly. It was just a one time research for a drawing lab, s'all.
I gotcha. So, you know that the whole root is a collection of different tissues, and they work together to provide complex functions. This describes an organ, so it's either C or D. Other than knowing it's an organ, it asks you to define what an organ is. Do you have it now? For sure? Because I think you were correct with C :)
Well, I'm confident that it's C. Afterall, my text says that an organ is a structure composed of different tissues that carry out one or several major functions.
Thank you @theEric :)
You're welcome! I'm glad you figured it out! Take care!
You too !
Thanks! :)
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