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1. When a root system förms a single 2. The collective term for the stigma, style and ovary Hyphae 3. Unicellular fungi reproducing by budding Root hairs 4. Above ground root arising from branches or leaves rather than from the stem and attaches to the soil C4 plants 5. A fruit composed from a multiple carpel ovary Pistil 6. Organelle in mesophyll cells Taproot 7. Small single cell extensions of epidermal cells that are the primary site for the absorption of water Lichens 8. Association of green algae and a fungal partner Karyogamy 9. Main or primary photosynthetic tissue Yeast 10. Fungal cells forming thread-like structures Compound fruit

1. When a root system förms a single 2. The collective term for the stigma, style and ovary Hyphae 3. Unicellular fungi reproducing by budding Root hairs 4. Above ground root arising from branches or leaves rather than from the stem and attaches to the soil C4 plants 5. A fruit composed from a multiple carpel ovary Pistil 6. Organelle in mesophyll cells Taproot 7. Small single cell extensions of epidermal cells that are the primary site for the absorption of water Lichens 8. Association of green algae and a fungal partner Karyogamy 9. Main or primary photosynthetic tissue Yeast 10. Fungal cells forming thread-like structures Compound fruit

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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QUESTION 19 Match each term or description in the left column with its corresponding term to the right. Fertilization 1. When a root system forms a single primary root Hyphae 2. The collective term for the stigma, style and ovary Root hairs 3. Unicellular fungi reproducing by budding C4 plants 4. Above ground root arising from branches or leaves rather than from the stem and attaches to the soil Pistil 5. A fruit composed from a multiple carpel ovary Taproot 6. Organelle in mesophyll cells 7. Small single cell extensions of epidermal cells that are the primary site for the absorption of water Lichens 8. Association of green algae and a fungal partner Karyogamy Yeast 9. Main or primary photosynthetic tissue 10. Fungal cells forming thread-like structures Compound fruit 11. The fusion of male and female gametes is called Chloroplast Conidia 12. Endomycorrhizae grow within the root Aerial 13. Process where two fungal nuclei are fused together Arbuscular 14. Conducts photosynthesis in mesophyll cells and bundle sheath cells 15. Asexual spores which germinate into mycelia Mesophyll : 5. 1. :2. 8. :10. 6. Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. hp
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 19 Match each term or description in the left column with its corresponding term to the right. Fertilization 1. When a root system forms a single primary root Hyphae 2. The collective term for the stigma, style and ovary Root hairs 3. Unicellular fungi reproducing by budding C4 plants 4. Above ground root arising from branches or leaves rather than from the stem and attaches to the soil Pistil 5. A fruit composed from a multiple carpel ovary Taproot 6. Organelle in mesophyll cells 7. Small single cell extensions of epidermal cells that are the primary site for the absorption of water Lichens 8. Association of green algae and a fungal partner Karyogamy Yeast 9. Main or primary photosynthetic tissue 10. Fungal cells forming thread-like structures Compound fruit 11. The fusion of male and female gametes is called Chloroplast Conidia 12. Endomycorrhizae grow within the root Aerial 13. Process where two fungal nuclei are fused together Arbuscular 14. Conducts photosynthesis in mesophyll cells and bundle sheath cells 15. Asexual spores which germinate into mycelia Mesophyll : 5. 1. :2. 8. :10. 6. Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. hp
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