Plant Defence Responses Flashcards

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What are the three different types of plant defence responses againts diseases?

A
  1. Mechanical
  2. Physical
  3. Chemical

3,3,2

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What are the three different mechanical defence responses against disease?

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  1. Mimicry
  2. Thorns or hairs
  3. Curling or drooping
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3
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Is mimicry a mechanic,physical or chemical plant defence response?

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Mechanical

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4
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How does mimicry prevent plants from being eaten?

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Mimicry tricks animals which deters animals from eating them

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Are thorns/hairs a mechanical, physical or chemical defence response?

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Mechanical

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How do thorns/hairs prevent plants from being eaten by herbivores

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They harm herbivores and so prevent plants from being eaten

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Is the curling/droopingof leaves a mechanical, physical or chemical plant defence response?

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Mechanical

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How does the curling/drooping of leaves prevent plants from being eaten?

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It scares the herbivore as they are not used to thisand it looks unhealthy

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9
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Name the three physical defence responses

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  1. Cellulose cell walls
  2. Waxy cuticles
  3. Layers of dead cells (bark)
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10
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Are cellulose cell walls a mechanical, physical or chemical defence response?

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Physical

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10
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How does the waxy cuticle on plant leavesdefend against plant disease

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It stops microorganisms from penetrating and attacking the cell

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10
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How does the cellulose cell walls defend against plant disease

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They stop microorganisms from penetrating and attacking the plant

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10
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Is the waxy cuticle on plant leaves a mechanical, physical or chemical plant defence response?

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Phyisical

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10
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Is bark a mechanical, physical or chemical plant defence response?

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Physical

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How do layer of dead cells (bark) on trees defend against plant disease?

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They prevent microorganisms from penetrating and attacking the cell

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12
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Name the two different types of chemical defence responses?

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  1. Secreting antibacterial chemical
  2. Secreting poison
13
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Is secreting antibacterial chemicals a mechanical, physical or chemical response?

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Chemical

14
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How does secreting antibacterial chemicals help a plant?

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It kills infectious bacteria and stops them from attacking plants

15
Q

Is secreting poisons a mechanical, physical or chemical plant defense response?

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Chemical

16
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How does secreting poisons help a plant

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It makes herbivores unwell and so deters herbivores from eating the plant