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IV. Leaves: Match the function to the structure. (5 points) (RECORD YOUR ANSWERS ON THE SCANTRON. 56. Blade attachment to stem a

IV. Leaves: Match the function to the structure. (5 points) (RECORD YOUR ANSWERS ON THE SCANTRON. 56. Blade attachment to stem a) Abscission zone 57. Leaf detachment b) Palisade mesophyll 58. Leaflet support c) Petiole 59. Photosynthesis d) Rachis 60. Water distribution e) Vein V. Roots: Match the structure to the function. (5 points) (RECORD YOUR ANSWERS TI TTTT

IV. Leaves: Match the function to the structure. (5 points) (RECORD YOUR ANSWERS ON THE SCANTRON. 56. Blade attachment to stem a) Abscission zone 57. Leaf detachment b) Palisade mesophyll 58. Leaflet support c) Petiole 59. Photosynthesis d) Rachis 60. Water distribution e) Vein V. Roots: Match the structure to the function. (5 points) (RECORD YOUR ANSWERS TI TTTT

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