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Plants

Plants. Angiosperms Flowering Plants. Roots. Function: Anchor Absorb water & nutrients from soil Types: Tap root Fibrous root. Cross section of root with root hair. Absorption takes place through root hair. STEMS. Function: Hold plant upright Transport water from roots to leaves

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Chapter 35

Chapter 35. Plant Structure, Growth, and Development. Plant Structure. The plant body has a hierarchy of organs, tissues, and cells Plants, like multicellular animals, have organs composed of different tissues, which are in turn composed of cells

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Plant Structure and Function Ch. 35

Plant Structure and Function Ch. 35. http://www.uic.edu/classes/bios/bios100/labs/plantbod.gif. Morphology of a Flowering Plant. Root system and shoot system are connected by vascular tissue that is continuous throughout plant. Monocots vs. Dicots.

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A. Mangroves

A. Mangroves. Or Mangal from mangue (tree) and grove (stand of trees) Replace salt marsh as the dominant coastal ecosystem in subtropical and tropical regions Facultative halophytes. c. Distribution. 240,000 km 2 worldwide 2,700 km 2 in Florida 68 spp worldwide 10 spp in the Americas.

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Mangroves

Mangroves. also known as Mangal from mangue (tree) and grove (stand of trees) (Portuguese) Replace salt marsh as the dominant coastal ecosystem in subtropical and tropical regions Facultative halophytes. Distribution. 240,000 km 2 worldwide 2,700 km 2 in Florida 68 spp worldwide

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Illinois Wetland Ecosystems

Illinois Wetland Ecosystems Prairie Pothole Wetlands Wetland Plant Types Prairie Wetland Plant Communities Wet meadows, composed of sedges, forbs, and grasses Mudflat annual communities made up of smartweeds, grasses

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PLANT PARTS AND ADAPTATIONS

PLANT PARTS AND ADAPTATIONS. Mrs. Herrema 2012. Water Lilies note the shape and size of the leaf. The water lily grows in a shaded area. Water Lilies.

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MANGROVES OR MANGAL

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Mangroves

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Abiotic conditions in the marine environment

Abiotic conditions in the marine environment. Salinity Light Temperature Pressure Dissolved Oxygen (DO). Unicellular adaptations to low DO. Mostly metabolic adaptations anaerobic respiration use reduced organic compounds in sediments as energy sources

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Coastal Ecosystems: Mangroves

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By: Jordon Roman Joe Colfer Jacob Marengo

Rainforest. By: Jordon Roman Joe Colfer Jacob Marengo. Work Cited. masterxela.wordpress.com student.gsu.edu elyunque.com www.nashua.edu/novakc/ rainforest /rain weather .htmcom library.thinkquest.org/26634/text/forest/climate.htm www.blueplanetbiomes.org/rnfrst_climate_page.htm

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