| key concept 33.1 The Plant Body Is Organized in a Distinctive Way
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| Most angiosperms are either monocots or eudicots
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| Plants develop differently than animals
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| Apicalâbasal polarity and radial symmetry are characteristics of the plant body
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| key concept 33.2 Plant Organs Are Made Up of Three Tissue Systems
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| The dermal tissue system forms the outer covering of a plant
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| The ground tissue system makes up most of the plant body
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| The vascular tissue system develops into the plantâs transport system
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| key concept 33.3 Meristems Build a Continuously Growing Plant
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| How do plants increase in size?
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| Meristems generate the plant body
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| Indeterminate primary growth originates in apical meristems
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| The root apical meristem gives rise to the root cap and the root primary meristems
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| The products of the rootâs primary meristems become root tissues
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| The root system anchors the plant and takes up water and dissolved minerals
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| The products of the stemâs primary meristems become stem tissues
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| The stem supports leaves and flowers but can have other roles
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| Leaves are determinate organs produced by shoot apical meristems
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| Many stems and roots undergo secondary growth
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| key concept 33.4 Domestication Has Altered Plant Form
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| Apply What Youâve Learned
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