plant cells Flashcards

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unicellular organisms

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-cells must preform every task
-size is limited
-when one cell dies every thing dies

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multicellular

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-specialized cells preform ONE task
-can grow larger
-one cell can die and the organism can still live

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cells, tissues, systems

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cells~tissues~organs~system~organism

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tissues

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groups of specialized cells preforming the same function together

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5
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organs

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specialized tissues contributing to the same function

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proliferation

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reproduce

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specialization

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cells change as they get bigger

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stem cell

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not specialized yet

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system

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specialized organs working together for a specialized function

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plants have two main systems

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shoot and root

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shoot system

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everything above ground

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root system

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everything below ground

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main job of the leaf

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capture the suns energy to produce food for the plant

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photosynthesis equation

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sunlight+H2O+CO2+nutrients+CH2O+O2

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15
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cuticle

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waxy coating-protects leaves from water loss (not alive)

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epidermis

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transparent to allow light to pass through to underlying layer

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palisade cells

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main cells for photosynthesis

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vascular bundle

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organizes the two transport tissues into “highways” throughout the leaves

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xylem

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UP
transports water and minerals from roots to leaves

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phloem

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DOWN
transports sugars to the rest of the plant

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spongy mesophyll

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-cells are loosely packed with many air spaces around them
-helps in water and gas exchange

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stomata

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-openings for gas exchange
-not alive (just a hole)

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guard cells

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regulate stomata (uses water to open and close)

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gas exchange

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gas can diffuse through the spongy tissue cells (from high to low concentrations)

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potassium is moved by
moved by active transport
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empty
flaccid
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filled
turgid/turgor pressure
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lenticles
lens shaped openings in the stem and roots of plants
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plants in dry climates will have their
stomata open at night
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plant vascular system
made of xylem and phloem
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xylem structure
-soil to leaves -start out as living then die -only cell walls remain
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root hairs
increase surface area for osmosis
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root pressure
soil outside the root is hypotonic to root cell so water enters by osmosis
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active transports is used for plants to take up
mineral ions
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water moves via - towards solutes, into the roots
osmosis
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root pressure forces
water into the xylem
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high pressure in low pressure in
roots leaves
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cohesion
water molecules attracted to water molecules
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adhesion
the attraction of water molecules to other substances (xylem walls)
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water is polar
positive and negative end
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what’s only found in the animal cell
centriole
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transpiration of water out of leaves
high concentration (in the leaves) to low (outside/into the air)
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cellular respiration
takes place in mitochondria, converts glucose to energy
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plasmolisis
when so much solvent enters the cell it breaks
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what’s only found in plant cells
-cell wall -chloroplasts -central vacuole
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transpiration
-evaporation of water through the stomata and lenticles -known as the “pull” (water follow the leader) -strong enough to draw the water up the xylem to the leaves
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turgor pressure
-cell walls prevent water from leaving -plasma membrane can only expand to the limit of the wall -influx of water creates pressure
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pressure limits
the rate and amount of water that can enter the cell
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osmosis is essential for plant cells because
it gets water from their roots to their leaves
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phloem tubes transport
sugar
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glucose is produced in the
leaves
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glucose transport
-glucose from the leaves moves down the stem by concentration gradient -water follows because water follows solutes
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glucose fuels
cellular respiration
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gravitropism
growth of a plant in response to gravity
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tropism
response to a stimuli
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what are the two types of gravitropisms
negative and positive
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3 types of tropisms
1.phototropism 2.gravitropism 3.thigmatropism
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positive gravitropism
the growth of a plant towards the center of the earth (goes with gravity) ex.roots
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negative gravitropism
grows away from the center of the earth (goes against gravity) ex.stems grow up
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phototropism
growth of a plant in response to sunlight direction (gives leaves the best position to receive light)
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Charles Darwin-1880
-seedlings when tips are covered don’t respond to light -tip of stem detects sunlight and sends signals down
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thigmotropism
reaction to touch ex.venus flytrap
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Boysen-Jensen
-phototropism continues with gelatin cover but not with mica cover -whatever sends the signal could diffuse through the gelatin but not the mica
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F.W. Went
-isolated Auxin -hormone manufactured in one area and transported to another area to initiate cell elongation
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Auxin gets destroyed by
light
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hypotonic solutions
deficit of solutes
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hypertonic solutions
excess solutes outside the cell