11. MCQ
WHICH OF FOLLOWING IS NOT A CHARECTERISTIC OF TRACHEIDS.
A. MADE UP OF A ROW OF CELLS
B. END WALLS REMAIN INTACT.
C. CELL WALLS ARE VERY THICK
D. NARROW LUMEN
12.
13. VESSELS
Made up of a row of cells.
End (= transverse) walls gets dissolved and become perforated.
The walls of vessels are less thick, and they have a wider lumen.
14. HOW PITS ARE FORMED IN VESSELS
?
No lignin is laid down where plasmodesmata were present in
the original cell walls. These non-lignified areas are known as
pits and they allow water to pass sideways between one xylem
vessel and the next.
As vessels and tracheids of xylem have the lignified cell
walls, so, this simply mean that these cells are hollow and there
are no cell contents to restrict the flow of water.
16. COMPARISON
Tracheid Vessel
1. Single celled. Made up of a row of cells.
2. The end walls remain intact. End (= transverse) walls gets
dissolved and become
perforated.
3. The walls of tracheids are
very thick with a narrow lumen.
The walls of vessels are less
thick and they have a wider
lumen.
17. RECPITULATION
Components of xylem is known as____________.
Name the elements of xylem.
Tracheids are having _________cell wall and ________lumen.
Vessels are single celled (TRUE/FALSE)
18. HOMEWORK
1. What are different types of elements of xylem tissue?
2. Tabulate the difference between tracheid and vessels.
3. Draw the diagram of tracheid and vessels.
4. ACTIVITY-
Take a stem along with some leaves or flower,
Dip step in coloured water for few hours ,place the setup in sunlight
Cut the thin circular transverse section of stem for slide preparation.
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So lets get started .
In our last video we talked about the simple permanent tissues now we are going to look in to complex permanent tissue these tissues are consist of more then one kind of tissues so under vascular bundle we can see xylem and phloem tissue , in this video we will study about xylem tissue in detail.
So for today our topic is xylem tissue and its components
Before moving to deep details lets see what is the role of xylem in plant ,
You might have observed that we sprinkle the water to plants in which reaches to its roots but we also know that they require water for transpiration so they are observing the water with the help of roots and these absorbed water gets transported through these xylem tissues which are present in vascular bundle which is located in stem of plants.
Here we are having a cross section of stem of dicot plant showing the vascular bundle along with its components xylem and phloem ,
Xylem elements are showing the one way conduction of water from root to shoot .
Now lets see what is xylem.
There are components of xylem known as elements ,there are 4 elements of xylem tissue
All are dead tissues except xylem parenchyma
Water
Root
This is the structure of tracheids , it is single celled because its end walls remain intect with adjacent ones and their walls are thick due to thickness these cells are having narrow lumen, and these cells conduct water laterally.