Cells, Tissues and Organs: Organisation of Multicellular organisms Flashcards

1
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What is the name of the process when cells become specialised?

A

differentiation

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2
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What is a tissue?

A

a group of cells with a similar function and structure

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3
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Examples of human tissues

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  • muscular
  • glandualr
  • epithelial
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4
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Examples of plant tissues

A
  • epidermal
  • mesophyll
  • xylem/phloem
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5
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What is an organ?

A

made out of tissues

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6
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What tissues make up the stomach?

A
  • muscular
  • glandular
  • epithelial
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7
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Name plant organs

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  • leaf
  • root
  • stem
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8
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What tissues make up plant organs?

A
  • mesophyll
  • epidermal
  • xylem/phloem
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9
Q

What is an organ systen?

A

group of organs that perform particulat function

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10
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Organs in Digestive System

A
  • glands
  • stomach
  • small intestine
  • large intestine
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11
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Structure of leaf

A
  • waxy cuticle
  • epidermis
  • palisade mesophyll
  • (veins)
  • spongy mesophyll
  • epidermis
  • stomata
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12
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function of waxy cuticle

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  • coats surface of leaf

- prevents water loss by evaporation

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13
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function of epidermis

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  • protective layer

- transparent: to let light through

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14
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function of palisade mesophyll

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  • tall, closely packed cells with lots of chloroplasts

- where most photosynthesis takes place

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15
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function of spongy mesophyll

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  • contains air spaces for gas exchange
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16
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function of vein

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contain xylem - transport water

contain phloem - transport glucose

17
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function of stomata

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  • found on underside of leaf
  • surrounded by guard cells
  • control gas exchange