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The epidermis secretes a waxy coating called the __________________,which keeps water inside the leaf.a) Cortexb) Cambiumc) Epidermisd) Cuticle

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The epidermis secretes a waxy coating called the __________________,which keeps water inside the leaf.a) Cortexb) Cambiumc) Epidermisd) Cuticle

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The answer is d) Cuticle. The epidermis of a leaf secretes a waxy coating called the cuticle, which helps to prevent water loss from the leaf.

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Which of the following is a function of the upper epidermal tissue in plants?To carry out photosynthesisTo absorb oxygenTo absorb waterTo reduce water loss2In which plant cells would you expect to find the highest concentration of chloroplasts?Epidermal cellsRoot hair cellsPalisade mesophyllSpongy mesophyll3Why are spongy mesophyll cells surrounded by air pockets?To help the leaf remain uprightTo aid the diffusion of gasesTo protect the leafTo store water4Translocation is the movement of:Water around the plant through the phloem tissueDissolved sugars around the plant through the xylem tissueDissolved sugars around the plant through the phloem tissueWater around the plant through the xylem tissue5What does xylem transport around the plant?Water and minerals OxygenGlucoseCarbon dioxide

The openings in the epidermis of a leaf or stem for gas exchange are called ______.

The ______ provide(s) a waxy coating that minimizes water loss from leaves of the plant.

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