What kind of organism are plants?

What substances do plants need to live?

What effect does being a multicellular organism have on plants?

Why do plants need a transport system?

What are the two types of tissue involved in plant transport?

What does xylem tissue do?

What does phloem tissue do?

What is the vascular system made up of?

Where are vascular tissue found?

Explain how the position of vascular tissue in a root relates to its function

Explain how the position of vascular tissue in a stem relates to its function

Explain how the position of vascular tissue in a leaf relates to its function

What type of cross sections can a plant be shown in?

What is a transverse cross section?

What is a longitudinal cross section?

What are 'herbaceous dicotyledonous'?

Explain how xylem vessel's structure is adapted for it's function (I)

Explain how xylem vessel's structure is adapted for it's function (II)

What is phloem tissue adapted for?

What do phloem tissues contain?

Explain why phloem is different to xylem

What are the most important cell types in phloem for plant transport?

What are sieve tube elements?

Describe the structure of sieve tube elements

Why can't companion cells survive on their own?

What sort of functions do companion cells carry out?

Explain how to dissect a plant stem (I)

Explain how to dissect a plant stem (II)