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electromagnetic spectrum revealed because of … and … fields

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magnetic; electric

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hertz: …, what … is measured in

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1/s; frequency

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very short wavelengths are more

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penetrating

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chemiosmosis: … transport of …

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passive; H+

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valves prevent

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backflow

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xylem sap flows from … to …

pits: … to prevent …

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roots; leaves; valves; backflow

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… have most narrow xylem to assist movement of water … into the plant

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roots; upward

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(C4 plants) two types of photosynthetic cells: … and …

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bundle-sheath cells; mesophyll

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(C4 plants) bundle-sheath: cells that are arranged in tight … around …

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sheaths; leaf veins

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(C4 plants) mesophyll: cells between the … and the … that are more … arranged

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bundle sheath; leaf surface; loosely

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(C4 plants) Calvin cycle occurs only in

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bundle-sheath chloroplasts

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(C4 plants) CO2 is brought into the … and attached to … there.

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mesophyll; organic molecules

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(C4 plants) PEP Carboxylase: enzyme that attaches … to …, forming a ..-C product (…)

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CO2; PEP; 4; oxaloacetate

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(C4 plants) PEPCase has greater affinity for … than rubisco, functions in … that rubisco does not function in (… and …)

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CO2; climates; hot; arid

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(C4 plants) hot and arid environment causes stomata to be …, such that … concentration within the leaf falls, while … concentration rises

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partially closed; CO2; O2

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(C4 plants) mesophyll cells export the 4-C molecule to the … cells by way of … These release … in the … cells, which then undergo the ..

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bundle-sheath; plasmodesmata; CO2; bundle-sheath; Calvin cycle

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(C4 plants) … is regenerated and converted to … in mesophyll cells

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pyruvate; PEP

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(C4 plants) mesophyll pumps CO2 into the bundle-sheath in sufficient concentrations such that rubisco would bond to … instead of …

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CO2; O2

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(C4 plants) C4 photosynthesis minimizes … and increases … production, which is why it is advantageous for organisms in hot and arid environments

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photorespiration; sugar

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(CAM plants) also advantageous for an … environment –> … plants in such environments tend to use this

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arid; water-storing

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(CAM plants) stomata is open at … and closing during the …, which leads to …, but also prevents entrance of … during the …

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night; daytime; water retention; CO2; day

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(CAM plants) CO2 is taken in and attached to .. during the … –> crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM)

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organic acids; night

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(CAM plants) organic acids made at night are stored in the

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mesophyll vacuoles

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(CAM plants) In daytime, light reactions allow for the Calvin cycle to proceed, and the CO2 from the organic acids is … and used to produce … in the …

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released; carbs; chloroplasts

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(CAM plants) C4 and CAM both incorporate CO2 into organic molecules … using it in the Calvin Cycle
In C4 plants, the initial steps are separated …, but in CAM plants all of these processes occur in the ..

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before; spatially; mesophyll

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(photorespiration) examples of c3 plants

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rice, wheat, soybeans

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(photorespiration) in hot, dry conditions, the calvin cycle does not provide enough .. due to shortage of …

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sugar; CO2

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(photorespiration) when CO2 becomes scarce, rubisco adds … to the Calvin cycle instead, forming a … compound that leaves the chloroplast. … and … rearrange and split the compound forming … which is released

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oxygen; 2-C; peroxisomes; mitochondria; CO2

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(photorespiration) no … or … produced, unlike cellular respiration/photosynthesis, decreases … output

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ATP; sugar; photosynthetic

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(photorespiration) photorespiration may be a remnant of evolution from a much earlier time, when … was more abundant in the atmosphere. At the time, it was unimportant whether … or … bonded to the active site of rubisco, and so this affinity still remains to some extent

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oxygen; O2; CO2;

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(photorespiration) photorespiration limits … and drains …% of C fixed by calvin cycle

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crop yield; 50

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…. is protected by the root cap. root cap cells must constantly be replaced because they get ground off by rough soil particles when the root …

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root apical meristem; grows

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term stem is associated with … (cells that are not fully …, give rise to more than one type of …

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progenitor; developed; cells

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primary meristems are in the …, which provides new cells to the …

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zone of cell division; zone of elongation

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zone of elongation: cells … when they become …

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lengthen; specialized

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zone of maturation: fully … cells here, … are present in this region

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differentiated; root hairs

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epidermis: .. layer of the root, … layer of cells

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outer; singe

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cortex: next to the …, irregularly shaped cells that are loosely packed which then allows … and … to move through it without entering the …

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epidermis; water; minerals; cells

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cells in cortex contain .., and cortex functions in …

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starch granules; food storage

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endodermis: single layer of … cells, forms a boundary between the … and inner …, bordered on four sides by a layer of … and … called the …

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rectangular; cortex; vascular cylinder; lignin; suberin; Casparian strip

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casparian strip prevents passage of water and mineral ions between …, results in only access to vascular cylinder being through the … themselves

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adjacent cell walls; endodermal cells

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water has higher .. inside the casparian strip to simulate situation in which root has … than outside such that water can continually flow …

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concentration; lower concentration; in

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pericycle: first layer of cells in the … –> can divide and prompt the development of …/… …

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vascular cylinder; branch; lateral; roots

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vascular cylinder contains … and …

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xylem; phloem

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primary root: grows straight …, … root

… –> e.g. carrots, beets, turnips, radishes

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down; dominant; taproot

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fibrous root system is present in plants that do not have a …, but rather have many … roots growing from the lower nodes on the stem (e.g. grasses)

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primary; slender

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adventitious roots: emerge above … and develops from the .. (e.g. english ivy)

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soil line; shoot system

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pneumatophores: root projections that rise above water that allow roots to gain … for …, can be utilized for .. purposes

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o2; respiration; parasitic

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root nodules: … bacteria live there —> .. relationship, bacteria reduces … for the plant

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nitrogen-fixing; symbiotic; nitrogen

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meristem:
protoderm: outermost …, develops into the …
ground meristem: produces 2 … (… and …)
procambium: produces first … cells (primary …) and first … cells (primary …)

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primary meristem; epidermis; tissues; pith; cortex; xylem; xylem; phloem; phloem

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phototropism:

the … of a plant in response to …, either … or … from the light source

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orientation; light; toward; away

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auxin induces … phototropism (… the light source) due to the elongation of cells in the …

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positive; toward; shady region

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… phototropism: plant growth that curves … from light

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negative; away

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… was an evolutionist who recognized that mitochondria appeared to be similar to …

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lynn margulis; bacteria

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margulis, with a professor, discovered that there was … in chloroplasts. She devloped a theory that .. was a driving factor in …, and identified it as a situation that led to the origin of …

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DNA; symbiosis; photosynthesis; organelles

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… developed the endosymbiotic theory

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lynn margulis

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