Botany - Plant Structures and Morphology Quiz

Roots absorb water and nutrients from the soil.

Cuticle primarily prevents water loss in plants.

Root anchors the plant in the soil.

Palisade mesophyll primarily performs photosynthesis.

Roots anchor plants and absorb water and minerals from the soil.

Stomata primarily facilitate gas exchange.

Chlorophyll is a pigment, not a plant tissue.

Fruits store excess carbohydrates in plants.

Phloem transports organic nutrients in plants.

Guard cells regulate gas exchange through stomata.

Vascular tissue offers structural support in plants.

Cambium generates new cells for plant growth.

Pistil produces female gametes in plants.

Anther produces pollen grains in plants.

Apical meristem produces cells for plant growth.

Cork cambium produces bark in plants.

Sepal protects developing seeds in plants.