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    This document discusses plant support systems. It explains that woody plants have hard, rigid stems with bark providing structure, while non-woody plants have soft, fluid-filled stems. Different plant parts are identified that provide support, including buttress roots, prop roots, clasping roots, tendrils, and hooks/thorns. Students are asked to match examples of plant support structures with their names.

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    8.0 SUPPORT AND MOVEMENT

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    This document discusses plant support systems. It explains that woody plants have hard, rigid stems with bark providing structure, while non-woody plants have soft, fluid-filled stems. Different plant parts are identified that provide support, including buttress roots, prop roots, clasping roots, tendrils, and hooks/thorns. Students are asked to match examples of plant support structures with their names.

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    Learning Objective: 2.2 Understanding The Support in Systems in Plants

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    This document discusses plant support systems. It explains that woody plants have hard, rigid stems with bark providing structure, while non-woody plants have soft, fluid-filled stems. Different plant parts are identified that provide support, including buttress roots, prop roots, clasping roots, tendrils, and hooks/thorns. Students are asked to match examples of plant support structures with their names.

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    Learning Objective: 2.2 Understanding the support in systems in plants.

    Learning Outcomes:
    Explain the various support systems in woody and non-woody plants.
    Classify plants based on their support systems.
    1.

    Draw lines to match the following information with the correct support system in land
    plants.
    The stems are hard and rigid with an outer layer
    called the bark which provides support to the
    plant.

    Woody plants

    The stems are soft containing fluid in the plant


    cells to support the stem of the plant

    2.

    Non-woody plants
    (Herbaceous)

    The diagram below shows plant parts which are used in the support system in various
    plants.
    Match and label the correct plant parts using the words given.
    Hooks/Thorns

    Tendrils

    Aerial clasping roots

    a.

    Clasping roots

    Buttress root

    Prop roots

    Hollow/Weak stems
    Breathing roots

    c.
    b.

    e.

    d.

    g.
    f.

    h.

    Learning Objective: 2.2 Understanding the support in systems in plants.

    Answer Scheme
    1.

    Draw lines to match the following information below with the correct support system in
    land plants.
    The stems are hard and rigid with an outer layer
    called the bark which provides support to the
    plant.

    Woody plants

    The stems are soft containing fluid in the plant


    cells to support the stem of the plant

    2.

    Non-woody plants
    (Herbaceous)

    The diagram below shows plant parts which are used in the support system in various
    plants.
    Match and label the correct plant parts using the words given.
    Hooks/Thorns

    Tendrils

    Aerial clasping roots

    Clasping roots

    Buttress root

    a. Breathing roots

    Hollow/Weak stems

    Prop roots

    Breathing roots

    c. Tendrils
    d. Hollow/Weak stems

    b. Hooks/Thorns

    e. Aerial clasping
    roots

    g. Clasping roots

    f. Buttress root

    h. Prop roots

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