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PICK ONE OPTION FOR EACH BLANK. Options are in red. What is the difference between a xerophytic and a hydrophytic leaf? hard, woody soft light none, absence of something thick (high cells or several layers) thin (cells low, one layer strictly) Xero dark dry The prefix of wet hard, woody dark Hydro dry wet ÷ this word means soft light none, absence of something Palisade thick (high cells or several layers) thin (cells low, one layer strictly) parenchyma Spongy thin internal, narrow intercellular spaces extended intercellular spaces large ÷ parenchyma Sclerenchyma more (rigid) less(softer) Epidermis ÷ layers Cuticula Stomata Exposure in nature or on a tree Absent One-celled Several layers Thick-waxy Thin deeply sunken-in less sunken or plane with epidermis Absent Much sun, wind; canopy of a tree Shade, humidity; understory thin internal, narrow intercellular spaces extended intercellular spaces large more(rigid) less(softer) Absent One-celled Several layers Thick-waxy Thin deeply sunken-in less sunken or plane with epidermis Absent Much sun, wind; canopy of a tree_ Shade, humidity; understory

PICK ONE OPTION FOR EACH BLANK. Options are in red. What is the difference between a xerophytic and a hydrophytic leaf? hard, woody soft light none, absence of something thick (high cells or several layers) thin (cells low, one layer strictly) Xero dark dry The prefix of wet hard, woody dark Hydro dry wet ÷ this word means soft light none, absence of something Palisade thick (high cells or several layers) thin (cells low, one layer strictly) parenchyma Spongy thin internal, narrow intercellular spaces extended intercellular spaces large ÷ parenchyma Sclerenchyma more (rigid) less(softer) Epidermis ÷ layers Cuticula Stomata Exposure in nature or on a tree Absent One-celled Several layers Thick-waxy Thin deeply sunken-in less sunken or plane with epidermis Absent Much sun, wind; canopy of a tree Shade, humidity; understory thin internal, narrow intercellular spaces extended intercellular spaces large more(rigid) less(softer) Absent One-celled Several layers Thick-waxy Thin deeply sunken-in less sunken or plane with epidermis Absent Much sun, wind; canopy of a tree_ Shade, humidity; understory

Biology (MindTap Course List)
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Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg
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PICK ONE OPTION FOR EACH BLANK. Options are in red. What is the difference between a xerophytic and a hydrophytic leaf? hard, woody soft light none, absence of something thick (high cells or several layers) thin (cells low, one layer strictly) Xero dark dry The prefix of wet hard, woody dark Hydro dry wet ÷ this word means soft light none, absence of something Palisade thick (high cells or several layers) thin (cells low, one layer strictly) parenchyma Spongy thin internal, narrow intercellular spaces extended intercellular spaces large ÷ parenchyma Sclerenchyma more (rigid) less(softer) Epidermis ÷ layers Cuticula Stomata Exposure in nature or on a tree Absent One-celled Several layers Thick-waxy Thin deeply sunken-in less sunken or plane with epidermis Absent Much sun, wind; canopy of a tree Shade, humidity; understory thin internal, narrow intercellular spaces extended intercellular spaces large more(rigid) less(softer) Absent One-celled Several layers Thick-waxy Thin deeply sunken-in less sunken or plane with epidermis Absent Much sun, wind; canopy of a tree_ Shade, humidity; understory
Transcribed Image Text:PICK ONE OPTION FOR EACH BLANK. Options are in red. What is the difference between a xerophytic and a hydrophytic leaf? hard, woody soft light none, absence of something thick (high cells or several layers) thin (cells low, one layer strictly) Xero dark dry The prefix of wet hard, woody dark Hydro dry wet ÷ this word means soft light none, absence of something Palisade thick (high cells or several layers) thin (cells low, one layer strictly) parenchyma Spongy thin internal, narrow intercellular spaces extended intercellular spaces large ÷ parenchyma Sclerenchyma more (rigid) less(softer) Epidermis ÷ layers Cuticula Stomata Exposure in nature or on a tree Absent One-celled Several layers Thick-waxy Thin deeply sunken-in less sunken or plane with epidermis Absent Much sun, wind; canopy of a tree Shade, humidity; understory thin internal, narrow intercellular spaces extended intercellular spaces large more(rigid) less(softer) Absent One-celled Several layers Thick-waxy Thin deeply sunken-in less sunken or plane with epidermis Absent Much sun, wind; canopy of a tree_ Shade, humidity; understory
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