Plant Bio 2 Flashcards

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What is the c ell wall made of

A

Cellulose

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2
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How much dry weight of a plant does the cell wall take up

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15-30% is the cell wall

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3
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What is a primary cell wall

What is a secondary cell wall

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A extracellular wall made outside the plasma membrane of a plant cell, all cells have

Made after the primary, only some cells have

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4
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What cells have secondary cell walls

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Rigid cells like xylem

Lignin (give strength to secondary cell wall)

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5
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What is the middle lamella

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It’s between cells wall and glued cells together

Ex. Pectin (a polysaccharide)

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6
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What is the order of cell wall layers

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Middle lamella
Primary
Secondary
Plasma membrane

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What is hydrostatic pressure

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Pressure in plant cells due to water and turgor pressure

Plant cells have high hydrostatic pressure

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What does the primary cell wall help with in terms of hydrostatic pressure

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Is stops the wall from bursting

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The inside of a cell has ____ solute concentration

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High

Solutes: ions, sugar

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10
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How does osmosis cause high turgor pressure

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Water goes in cell since high solute pressure

Then cause turgor pressure in the cell

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How does turgor pressure help

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It’s important in keeping the leaf shape

If water level decreases, the plant wilts

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12
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What is the cell wall made of

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Polysaccharide and protiens

  1. Cellulose microfibrils
  2. Hemicellulose
  3. Pectins
  4. Protiens
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13
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What are Cellulose microfibrils

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1000s of Polymers of glucosyl subunits (beta 1,4 linkages of glucose) bundled together

Give strength and structure

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What is Hemicellulose

Give example

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Through hydrogens bonds, it cross links cellulose microfibrils together

It’s a linear polymer of glucose and another sugar

For example. Xyloglucan. A hemicellulose made of glucose and xylose (sugar)

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What are pectins

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They determine the porosity of the cell wall

If more pectins, less porous wall

They also bind protiens

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16
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What are protien roles in the cell wall

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Wall stability and loosening

17
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What is the expansin protien

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It breaks the hydrogen bonds between cellulose and hemicellulose

To loosen the cell wall

18
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How are cellulose microfibrils made

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Made by cellulose synthase in the plasma membrane

So cellulose synthase in The form of a 6 membered rosette takes glucose from the cytoplasm and turns it into cellulose microfibrils

The microtubules guide the direction of the cellulose synthase movement

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How are hemicellulose and pectin made

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They’re made in the golgi stacks

20
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How are protiens of the cell wall made

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Made in the rough ER, move through the golgi, and are deposited into vesicles at the trans golgi network

Then the vesicles fuse with the plasma membrane and are deposited in the cell wall

21
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How do cellulose microfibrils help in growth of a cell that’s elongating

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Ex. In root cells

The microfibrils are In the shape of hoops and so are the microtubules

This slinky shape lets it grow vertically but not laterally so over time the cell would grow upward

22
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What things cause cell elongation

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Turgor pressure

Cell wall loosening

Orientation of the cellulose microfibrils (curve shape)

23
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In what manner does plant elongate their cells

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In a circular manner where it finds something to grab onto and elongate