Eukaryotic cells 3 - Plant cell structures Flashcards

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1
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What type of shape does animal cells have

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Almost any shape

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2
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Plant cells tend to be what shape

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Regular and uniform in the appreance

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3
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Why are plant cell regular and uniform

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cell is bounded by a cell wall

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4
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What is the role of the cell wall

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strength and support

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5
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What is the cell wall made up of

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largely insoluable cellouse

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What other features does the cell wall have

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the cell wall is usually freely permabale to eveything that is dissolved in water - it does not act act as a barrier to substances getting into the cell

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7
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How can the cell wall be impregnated

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suberin in cork tissues
or with
lingin to produce wood

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8
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Which compounds effect the permeability of the cell

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suberin or lingin

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9
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What is the middle lameel

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the first layer of the plant cell wall to be formed when a plant cell divides made mainly of calcium pectate that binds the layes of cellouse together

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10
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which layer forms when the plant cell divids into 2 new cells

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The middle lameela

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11
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What is pectin

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a polysachharide that holds cell walls of neighbouring plant cells together and is part of the strucutre of the primary cell wall

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12
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what is the middle layer made of

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Pectin

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13
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How is calcium pectate formed

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pectin has lots of - charged carboxyl groups and these combine with + calcium ions to from calcium pectate

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14
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What is one property of the cellouse microfribilis

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These walls are very flexible

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15
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What happens when the plant ages

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secondary thickening may take place. A secondary cell wall builds up with the cellouse mircrofibrills laid densley at diffrent angles to each other.

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16
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What happens when the mircrofibrilis is laid densley at diffrent angles to each other

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makes the composite material much more rigid

17
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What are plant fibres

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long cells with cellouse cell walls that have been heavily lignified so they are rigid and very strong

18
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What is the primary cell wall

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is the first very flexible plant cell wall to form with all the cellouse microfibrills oerinated in a simallr direction

19
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What is the secondary cell wall

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is the older plant cell wall in which the c

20
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What is plasmodesmata

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Are cytoplasmic bridges between plant cells that aloow communication between the cells

21
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How does plasmodesmata form

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as plant cells divide

22
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What do the threads of cytoplasm do

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the threads pass through the cytoplasm, The interconnected cytoplasm of the cells is known as the symplast

23
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What is the symplast

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interconnected cytoplasm of plant cells connected by the plasmdoesmata