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Channels

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Proteins form membrane pores allow movement of ions and molecules across membranes

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Transporters

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Proteins that find molecules on the side of a membrane and then change conformation so that the molecule is released on the other side of the membrane

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Aquaporins

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Protein channels that allow facilitated diffusion of water

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Symporter

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A protein that transports two substances in the same direction across a membrane

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Turgor pressure

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The pressure needed to stop net flow of water across a plasma membrane because of osmosis

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Turgid

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A plant cell that’s completely full of water

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Plasmolysis

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The plasma membrane no longer presses against a cell wall

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Flaccid

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The happy medium between a placid cell and a turgid cell

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Water potential

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The potential energy of water due to solute concentration and a cell wall

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Osmotic adjustment

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When a plant changes its solute concentration of the cytosol to cope with low water supply in the earth

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Transmembrane transport

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When cells exchange material from one cell to the other

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Endodermis

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Cells stop sharing materials at the endodermis

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Casparian strip

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Waxy strips in the root system prevents movement of water and solutes through endodermal cell walls

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Bulk flow

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The mass movement of liquid caused by pressure, gravity, or both across long distances

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Tracheary elements

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Tracheids and vessel elements that allow water to move through them and not collapse while providing structural support to the plant

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16
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Root pressure

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Pushing water up the shoot to distribute ions that had collected overnight

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Guttation

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Droplets of water that appear on the edges of leaves as the result of root pressure

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Guard cell

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Sausage shaped chloroplast containing cells that open stomata as they fill with water and close as they dehydrate

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Leaf abscission

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When drought occurs plants drop their leaves as a coping mechanism

20
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Sieve tube element

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Part of the phloem. These are arranged end to end to form transport pipes to help transport organic material made in photosynthesis

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Companion cell

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Work with sieve tube elements to create transport pipes

22
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Phloem loading

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Companion cells move sugars into sieve tube elements for long distance transport