B4.2 Flashcards

1
Q

what is glucose made up of?

A

carbon
hydrogen and
oxygen atoms

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2
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how may glucose be used?

A
  • chemicals for growth of plant cells (cellulose)
  • starch for storage
  • broken down during respiration
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3
Q

cell wall

plant cell

A

provides support

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4
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cell membrane

plant cell

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allows gases and water to pass in and out of the cell freely whilst presenting a barrier to other chemicals

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5
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nucleus

plant cell

A

contains DNA which carries genetic code for making enzymes and other proteins used in photosynthesis

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6
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vacuole

plant cell

A

store waste materials

regulate water levels

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7
Q

cytoplasm

plant cell

A

where enzymes and other proteins are made

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8
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mitochondria

A

where respiration occurs

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9
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chloroplasts

plant cell

A

contain chlorophyll and enzymes for photosynthesis

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10
Q

nitrogen (in form of nitrates)

A

absorbed and used by plant cells to make proteins

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11
Q

what do substances do by diffusion?

A

move through cells

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12
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what is diffusion

A

the passive overall movement of molecules from a region of their higher concentration to a region of their lower

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13
Q

what are minerals taken up by plant roots used to make?

A

some chemicals needed by cells

nitrogen from nitrates to make proteins

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14
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main method by which gases enter and leave the plant

A

diffusion

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15
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diffusion- carbon dioxide and oxygen

A

gases such as carbon dioxide and oxygen exchange between the leaf and its surrounding air through stomata (small holes on the underside of a leaf)

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16
Q

what is osmosis

A

a specific case of diffusion

the overall movement of water from a dilute to a more concentrated solution through a partially permeable membrane

17
Q

what occurs by osmosis?

A

the movement of water into plant roots

18
Q

active transport

A

the overall movement of chemicals across a cell membrane requiring energy released by respiration

19
Q

what is active transport used in?

A

the absorption of nitrates from plant roots

20
Q

limiting rate of photosynthesis

temperature

A

too low-stops until rises

too high- enzymes stop working permanently

21
Q

limiting rate

carbon dioxide concentration

A

as it increases so does rate of photosynthesis

22
Q

limiting rate

light intensity

A

greater availability quicker it will take place

23
Q

light meter

A

measure amounts of light hitting a leaf

data loggers can be fit with one and readings taken over time

24
Q

light measured in what?

A

lux

25
Q

quadrat

A

square shape

placed randomly on sections of area in question and plants that fall in it are counted

26
Q

identification key

A

rapid identification by asking questions

27
Q

transect

A

line is drawn and quadrat is placed at set intervals along it and plants are counted
gives a picture of changes in plant life over line of the transect