Lecture 9 - Energy Balance in Plants Flashcards

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epidermis

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production of root hairs, which project into the soil increasing surface for water and nutrient uptake

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what are 2 of the pathways that water moves from the soil to xylem

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symplast and apoplast

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suberin

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cell wall-associated biopolymer found in the endodermis

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water moves from areas of ____ water potential to areas of ______ water potential

A

high, low

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5
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what location can you expect the highest water potential in plant roots

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root epidermis (might be wrong)

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6
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what is hydropassive response

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close stomata

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a plant in drought generates _____ solute potential to cause more water to move into the plant

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low

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the solute potential is _____ when solutes are added to an aqueous system

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reduced

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9
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2 main drought mechanisms that affect turgor pressure

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elastic adjustment
osmosis adjustment

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10
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modes of energy exchange

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conduction
convection
latent heat transfer
radiative exchange

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conduction

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individual molecules transfer kinetic energy from one to another but they do not move far in the process

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convection

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individual molecules gain kinetic energy from one region and themselves transfer it to another region

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latent heat transfer

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latent heat of vaporization (amount of energy needed to change from liquid to vapor)

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what other mode of energy exchange does latent heat transfer use

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kinetic energy to allow molecules to escape H bonding at the air-water-interface and vaporize

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radiative exchange

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all matter acts as a near-perfect black body that absorbs and emits all radiant energy
Basically the amount of energy emitted/reradiated from a body

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16
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high temperatures have ____ wavelengths and ____ emissivity energy

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short, strong

17
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low temperatures have _____ wavelengths and ______ emissivity energy

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long, weak

18
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where does the leaf get its energy input

A

radiant energy from the sun

19
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different kinds of energy inputs and where they come from

A

short wavelengths for sun
long wavelengths from soil and air

20
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conduction in leaves

A

direct transfer of heat energy from leaf to surrounding atmosphere: boundary layer

21
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transpiration

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evaporation of water mainly through the stomata of leaves

22
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convection in leaves

A

transport of energy by volume of air/wind

23
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different ______ can affect conduction and convection in leaves

A

leaf shapes

24
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how can drought conditions affect photosynthesis

A

rates of photosynthesis can drastically decrease

25
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what do spines function as in plants

A

reflectors and reradiators to reflect sun to reduce heat

26
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if plants are under drought stress conditions, a new _______ equilibrium will be established at each leaf surface

A

thermal