Lecture 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Cellulose-based covering outside the cell membrane

A

Cell wall

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2
Q

Organisms with Chitin-based cell walls

A

Fungi

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3
Q

Organisms with peptidoglycan

A

bacteria

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4
Q

Function of the cell wall

A

Maintains shape
Cell-to-cell interface
Intercellular communications

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5
Q

Layers within plant cell walls

A

Primary, secondary, and middle lamella

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6
Q

The first layer of the cell wall to be formed

A

Middle lamella

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7
Q

Outermost layer of the cell wall and binds two adjacent walls

A

Middle lamella

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8
Q

Layer of the cell wall that is elastic

A

primary cell wall

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9
Q

Thicker and stronger layer

A

Secondary Layer

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10
Q

Layer with low microfibril

A

S2

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11
Q

Layer with higher microfibril angles

A

S1 and S3

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12
Q

Where is Xylem found

A

Secondary cell

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13
Q

Depression in plant cells

A

Pits

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14
Q

Contemporary pits

A

Pit pairs

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15
Q

Shape of chloroplast

A

Biconvex or planoconvex in shape

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16
Q

Chloroplasts are a member of what group

A

Plastids

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17
Q

Who discovered plastids

A

Ernst Haeckel

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18
Q

Determines the color of plant cells

A

Pigments

19
Q

Incorporation into the plant cell

A

Endosymbiosis

20
Q

Fluid-filled space within the chloroplast

A

Stroma

21
Q

Contains chlorophyll

A

Thylakoid

22
Q

Collectively stacked thyllakoid

A

grana

23
Q

Main photosynthetic pigment in a chloroplast

A

Chlorophyll

24
Q

Absorbs red and blue

A

Chlorophyll

25
Q

Absorbs violet to blue-green specturm

A

Carotenoids

26
Q

With oxygen

A

xanthophylls

27
Q

Oxygen is absent

A

Carotenes

28
Q

Primary cell walls contain all of the following except (Chlorophyll, Pectin, Cellulose, and Hemicellulose)

A

Chlorophyll

29
Q

Secondary walls are

A

thicker and stronger than primary cell walls
Older than primary cell walls
Contain less to no proteins

30
Q

Phase where middle lamella is created

A

Cytokinesis

31
Q

Main photosynthetic pigment

A

Chlorophyll A

32
Q

Where does light-independent reaction take place

A

stroma

33
Q

Where does light-dependent reaction take place

A

Thylakoid membrane

34
Q

Synthesizes amino acids for protein synthesis

A

Proplastids

35
Q

Synthesis and storage of starch, lipids, and proteins

A

Leucoplasts

36
Q

Organelle responsible for starch biosynthesis and storage

A

Amyloplast

37
Q

Help in synthesis of proteins in plant cells

A

Proteinoplasts

38
Q

Synthesis and storage of fatty acids, trapezes, and other lipids

A

Elaioplast

39
Q

Helps direct many early developmental processes, such as those in expanding and greening leaf

A

Etioplast

40
Q

Imparting color to certain parts of plants as flower petals, fruits, some roots, etc.

A

Chromoplast

41
Q

Uses for nutrient recycling as well as the development of other organelles

A

Chromoplasts

42
Q

Eats algae or aquatic plants and steal the undigested chloroplasts

A

Kleptoplasts

43
Q

Suggests that photosynthetic bacteria was acquired by early eukaryotic cells to form the first plant cells

A

Endosymbiosis theory