Chapter 26 - Plant Nutrition And Transport Flashcards
Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen are __________ for plants.
a. macronutrients
b. micronutrients
c. trace elements
d. requires elements
e. both a and d
e. both a and d
Decomposing matter of soil is called _________.
a. loam
b. humus
c. topsoil
d. nutrients
b. humus
A _______ strip between abutting endodermal cell walls forces water and solutes to move through these cells rather than around them.
a. cutin
b. Casparian
c. cohesion
d. cellulose
b. Casparian
The nutrition of some plants depends on a mutually beneficial association between a root and a fungus. The association is known as a ____________.
a. root nodule
b. mycorrhiza
c. root hair
d. root hypha
b. mycorrhiza
A vascular cylinder consists of cells of the __________.
a. exodermis
b. endodermis
c. root cortex
d. xylem and phloem
e. b and d
f. all of the above
e. b and d
Water evaporation from plant parts is called ________.
a. translocation
b. expiration
c. transpiration
d. tension
c. transpiration
Water transport from roots to leaves occurs mainly because of __________.
a. pressure flow
b. differences in source and sink solute concentrations
c. the pumping force of xylem vessels
d. transpiration, tension, and cohesion of water
e. a and b
d. transpiration, tension, and cohesion of water
A waxy cuticle is secreted by __________.
a. ground tissue
b. epidermal cells
c. a atoms
d. root hairs
b. epidermal cells
When guard cells swell, ____________.
a. transpiration ceases
b. sugars enter phloem
c. a stoma opens
d. root cells die
c. a stoma opens
Stomata open in response to light when ____________.
a. guard cells pump ions into their cytoplasm
b. guard cells pump ions out of their cytoplasm
c. water evaporates out of guard cells
a. guard cells pump ions into their cytoplasm
Tracheids are part of __________.
a. cortex
b. mesophyll
c. phloem
d. xylem
d. xylem
Sieve tubes are part of ________.
a. cortex
b. mesophyll
c. phloem
d. xylem
c. phloem
When soil is dry, guard cells respond to __________ by collapsing agains one another, so stomata close.
a. air temperature
b. low humidity
c. abscisic acid
d. oxygen
c. abscisic acid
Transport of photosynthetically produced sugars from leaves to roots occurs by ____________.
a. pressure flow
b. differences in source and sink solute concentrations
c. the pumping force of xylem vessels
d. transpiration, tension, and cohesion water
e. a and b
e. a and b
Match the concepts of plant nutrition and transport.
\_\_\_ stomata \_\_\_ nutrient \_\_\_ sink \_\_\_ root system \_\_\_ hydrogen bonds \_\_\_ transpiration \_\_\_ translocation
a. evaporation
b. harvest soil water and nutrients
c. balance water loss with gas exchange
d. cohesion in water transport
e. sugars unloaded from sieve tubes
f. organic compounds distributed through the plant body
g. requires element
Match the concepts of plant nutrition and transport.
(c) stomata
(g) nutrient
(e) sink
(b) root system
(d) hydrogen bonds
(a) transpiration
(f) translocation
a. evaporation
b. harvest soil water and nutrients
c. balance water loss with gas exchange
d. cohesion in water transport
e. sugars unloaded from sieve tubes
f. organic compounds distributed through the plant body
g. requires element