Plant Processes Flashcards

1
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Underground pathways that absorb water and nutrients from the soil

A

Roots

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2
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Above-ground “highway system” for plant nutrients and water

A

Stem

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3
Q

Channels that allow the transportation of water and nutrients in plants

A

Vascular Tissue

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4
Q

The force that causes water molecules to stick to other water molecules

A

Cohesion

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5
Q

Water molecules sticking to other surfaces, such as xylem walls.

A

Adhesion

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6
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The property of water that causes it to move up a tube against the force of gravity.

A

Capillary action

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7
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The evaporation of water through the stomata of leaves

A

Transpiration

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8
Q

The rigidity/firmness of plants due to water content.

A

Turgor Pressure

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9
Q

Plant growth response caused by environmental stimuli

A

Tropism

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10
Q

A plant’s response to LIGHT

A

Phototropism

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11
Q

A plant’s response to GRAVITY

A

Geotropism

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12
Q

Environmental change that cause a reaction in an organism

A

Stimuli

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13
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Water passageways made of non-living cell in plants that run one-way from root to leaves.

A

Xylem

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14
Q

Glucose passageways made of living cells in plants that run both directions to all parts of the plant

A

Phloem

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15
Q

Plants with soft green stems that are usually rigid when healthy, due to increased turgor pressure

A

Herbaceous
plants

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16
Q

Tiny openings in leaves that allow for transpiration of water and the exchange of gases

A

Stomata

17
Q

Cells that control the opening and closing of the stomata

A

Guard Cells

18
Q

Process by which cells get energy from glucose. It occurs in mitochondria.

A

Respiration

19
Q

The process of a plant using sunlight to make glucose and oxygen. It occurs in chloroplast.

A

Photosynthesis

20
Q

Substances that starts the chemical reaction

A

Reactant

21
Q

Raw materials (CO2 , H20) for photosynthesis.

A

Reactant

22
Q

materials created by photosynthesis. (Glucose and O2)
what is made during a chemical reaction.

A

Product

23
Q

Energy from light

A

Radiant Energy

24
Q

Energy from food and fuel (in the case of plants, from glucose)

A

Chemical energy

25
Q

Simple sugar.
Plants make it during photosynthesis.

A

Glucose

26
Q

A substance that changes color in the presence of certain chemicals.

A

Indicator

27
Q

It tests for presences of sugar. Blue color changes to red-orange color if simple sugar is present.

A

Benedict’s Solution