Plants Flashcards

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Is higher SA:Vol better

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Yes, it maximizes efficiency. That’s why large organisms are multicellular

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What does ground tissue do

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Forms the bulk of the plant body
Stores food and provides support

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Ground tissue in stem

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Provides support and strength

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Ground tissue in roots

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Store food and water

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5
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Ground tissue in leaves

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Location of photosynthesis

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Palisade tissue cells

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Responsible for photosynthesis

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Spongy Mesophyll

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Loosely packed for diffusion of gases

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Vascular tissue

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Transports everything around the plant

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Xylem

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Transports water

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Phloem

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Transports sugar

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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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13
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Meristems

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The area of growth on the plant by the process of mitosis

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Stomata

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Tiny pores in the ground tissue of leaves

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Guard cells

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Specific cells that form stomata

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16
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Gas exchange process

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It occurs by diffusion across membranes. Stomata diffuse CO2 into palisade and spongy mesophyll diffuse O2 and H2O out of leaf. Stomata will open when there’s movement of water and Potassium

17
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Cellular respiration

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Mitochondria use sugar to convert it into ATP. Carried out in plants and animals. Occurs day and night but most obvious at night when photosynthesis isn’t occurring

18
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What must be done for substances to be transported

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All substances must be dissolved first in water

19
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Root hair function

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Increases SA at roots for water intake

20
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What is transpiration

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The exhalation of water vapour through the stomata

21
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Cohesion

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Bond between water and water

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Adhesion

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Bond between water and a surface

23
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What does adhesion and cohesion do

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Draw water up xylem

24
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Phototropism

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Plants need to carry out photosynthesis therefore grow toward light

25
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Difference between positive and negative phototropism

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Positive phototropism grows towards light
Negative phototropism grows away from the light

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Gravitropism

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Plants respond to the earths gravity

27
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Difference between positive and negative gravitropism

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Positive grows towards(roots)
Negative grows away(stem)