9.2 Flashcards

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1
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helps maintain the structure of the tube and allows sap to pass

A

sieve plate

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2
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the pressure exerted by a fluid and is maintained by different solute concentrations in liquid and surrounding space

A

hydrostatic pressure

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3
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proteins that use the gradient of ions to move molecules. it’s a secondary active transport

A

co-transporters

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4
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small sap-feeding animals

A

aphids

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5
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fusion of male gametes (pollen) with female gametes (ovule)

A

fertilization

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6
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transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma

A

pollination

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7
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process where seeds are dispersed in nature where they germinate and grow

A

seed dispersal

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8
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they flower in winter

A

short day plants

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9
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they flower in summer

A

long day plants

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10
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Pr becomes pfr after…

A

red light absorpition

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11
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Pfr becomes pr after…

A

far red light aborption

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12
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How does winter flowering work

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pfr inhibits flowering thus the longer the night the lowest pfr which causes it to flower

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13
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How does summer flowering work

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Pfr triggers flowering, this a shorter night leads to the change of pfr to pr and the accumulation of pr causes it to flowe.

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14
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animal pollinates flower feeds on nectar from the plant and transfers pollen to another plant

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example of a mutuallistic relationship

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