L3: Cell Wall, Growth, Plant Body Flashcards

1
Q

Cellulose microfibrils made by _____________ in the plasma membrane

A

cellulose synthase enzymes

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2
Q

What are cellulose microfibrils trajectories determined by?

A

microtubules

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3
Q

How is cell enlargement achieved?

A

Increase in cell volume, increase protein synthesis, cell wall loosens to allow extension

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4
Q

Where does the secondary cell wall form?

A

formed internal to primary wall, external to the plasma membrane (not all plants form it)

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5
Q

primary cell wall

A

deposited during cell expansion
one layer with middle lamella with no lignin that is thin and flexible
hydrophilic

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6
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secondary cell wall

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deposited after cell expansion completes
can be multiple layers with lignin present that is thick and rigid
more hydrophobic

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7
Q

what does alternating microfibril orientation in the secondary cell wall do

A

provides structural fortification; resists physical stresses from multiple directions

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8
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what does lignin do in the secondary cell wall?

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provides mechanical strength and hydrophobicity; fortifies walls by filling space between cellulose microfibril bundles

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9
Q

lignin

A

amorphous, hydrophobic organic polymer that can be found in secondary plant cell walls

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10
Q

primary pit field

A

area of reduced primary cell wall, often penetrated by numerous plasmodesmata

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11
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pit

A

interruptions in a secondary cell wall

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12
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pit membrane

A

primary cell wall and middle lamella

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13
Q

transforming plasmodesmata into pits

A

when 2nd cell wall is deposited, it is not laid down over primary pit fields. Primary pit fields become pits, maintaining cell-cell continuity

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14
Q

pit examples

A

sclereids from pear fruit
in xylem vessel elements

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15
Q

must sense surroundings to _____ and _______

A

adapt growth, form defense

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16
Q

indeterminate growth

A

growth that occurs throughout the life of the plant

17
Q

What makes continuous growth possible in plants?

A

meristems

18
Q

What kind of tissues do primary meristems create?

A

primary tissue

19
Q

What kind of tissues do secondary meristems create?

A

secondary tissue

20
Q

What are some characteristics of the cells in the meristem?

A

divide lots
small, cytoplasmically dense
undifferentiated (lack a specific function)
pluripotent (give rise to several different cell types)

21
Q

levels of organization in plant

A

cells
tissues
tissue systems
organs
organ systems
organism

22
Q

shoot system

A

vegetative parts (stems, leaves)
reproductive parts (flower, fruit)
absorbs light needed for photosynthesis

23
Q

root system

A

vegetative parts (roots)
supports the plant
absorbs water and minerals

24
Q

types of apical meristems

A

shoot apical meristem
root apical meristem

25
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