Maintaining life Flashcards

1
Q

4 reasons plants need water

A

support
transportation
cooling
photosynthesis

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2
Q

Transpiration definition

A

The loss of water vapour from leaves

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3
Q

Where does most transpiration happen in a leaf, and why

A

the bottom side of the leaf,
because that is where most of the stomata are located

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4
Q

How to tell if something is living (define)
M
R
S
G
R
E
N

A

Movement
Respiration
Sensitivity
Growth
Reproduction
Excretion
Nutrition

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5
Q

When small molecules from food are absorbed in the blood, where are they transported?

A

the liver

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6
Q

what is urea formed from

A

small molecules of protein

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7
Q

where is urea made

A

the liver

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8
Q

why is urea a problem

A

if it builds up, you could get ill because it is poisonous

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9
Q

which organ removes urea

A

kidneys

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10
Q

what is urine

A

urea dissolved in excess water

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11
Q

wilted definition

A

limp, drooping

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12
Q

turgid definition

A

plant is full of water

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13
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flaccid definition

A

plant is low on water

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14
Q

8 parts of a leaf
C
W
U
P
S
L
G
S

A

chloroplasts, waxy layer, upper epidermis, paliside layer, spongy mesophyll layer, lower epidermis, guard cell, stomata

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