Topic 4 (all) Flashcards

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1
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The name of the surface of gas exchange for plant

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Spongy mesophyll cells

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2
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How is the leaf adapted for gas exchange (3)

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1)Big surface area
2)Short diffusion distance between stomata and spongy mesophyll cells
3)Ventilation around leaves to maintain concentration gradient

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3
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What makes up a stomata

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Two guard cells

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4
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How does a stomata open (4)

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1)Potassium ions enter via active transport
2)which lowers solute potential
3)Water move down concentration gradient into the cell
4)Cells become turgid and bend

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5
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Where are lenticles found

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On impermeable surfaces on truck

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6
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What are lenticles and how are they adapted to gas exchange (2)

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1)Loosly packed cells
2)Contains air space

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7
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The function of xylem (2)

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1)Transport water
2)Transport mineral ions

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8
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The function of phloem (2)

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1)Transport sucrose
2)Transport amino acid

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How does the structure of xylem adapts to its function (3)

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1)Cell walls lignified with rings and spirals
-prevents vessels from collapsing under tension
-increase flexibility
2)Made up of dead cells with no organelles
-Wide lumen for unrestricted water flow
3)End walls break down
-continuous tube for water transport

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10
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How does the structure of phloem adapts to its function (3)

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1)Sieve tube cells with limited organelles
-Create space for sugar transport
2)Each sieve tube cells are connected via sieve plates with pores
-Form direct connections from one sieve tube cell
to the next
3)Compaion cells are connected to sieve tube cells via plasmodesmata
-Companion cells with dense organelle including
mitochondria used in respiration to produce ATP
for sugar transport

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11
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What is apoplast pathway

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Transport of water via fully permeable cell wall

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12
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What is symplast pathway

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Transport of water via plasmodesmata

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13
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What stops apoplast pathway from transporting water

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Casparian strip in the cell wall which is impermeable to water

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14
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What is transporation

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The loss of water through stomata via diffusion

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15
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Factors affecting rate of transpiration (4)

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1)Temperature
2)Air movement
3)Humidity
4)Light intensity

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16
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How does temperature affect the rate of transpiration

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Water molecules gain kinetic energy

17
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How does air movement affect the rate of transpiration (2)

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1)Moves water molecules around leaf
2)Maintains deep concentration gradient

18
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How does humidity affect the rate of transpiration

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High humidity means small concentration gradient

19
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How does light intensity affect the rate of transpiration (3)

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1)Plants needs CO2 to photosynthesize
2)Stomata opens to absorb CO2 under the presence of light
3)High light intensity means more stomata open

20
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What is translocation

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The movement of water between the xylem and the phloem that moves sugar from source to sink

21
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What are the two stages of photosynthesis (2)

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1)Light dependent stage
2)Light independent stage

22
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Where does the light dependent stage of photosynthesis

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The grana (Stack of thylakoid membrane)

23
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Where does the light independent stage take place

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The stroma

24
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What are the two types of reactions in light dependent stage (2)

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1)Cyclic
2)Non-cyclic

25
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The stages of cyclic reaction (3)

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1)Light energy excites electrons from photosystem I
2)Losses energy and return back to photosystem I via electron transport chain
3)Energy lost carries out chemiosmosis

26
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The process of chemiosmosis (4)

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1)Energy lost from electron exicitation pumps protons into the thylakoid membrane
2)Creates an electro-chemical gradient
3)Electrons diffuse down their electro-chemical gradient via ATP sythase
4)Phosphorylate ADP to ATP

27
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The process of non-cyclic reaction (5)

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1)Light energy promotes electrolysis at photosystem I, photosystem II and water (photolysis)
2)Electrons lost from photolysis due to excitation travel down the electron carrier to photosystem II and those from photosystem II to photosystem I.
3)Electrons lost from photosystem I reduces NADP into NADPH2 (reduced NADP)
4)Water is left as O2
5)Electrons lost from photosystem II carry out chemiosmosis which phosphorylate ADP into ATP

28
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What are the stages of light dependent reaction (calvin cycle) (2)

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1)Co2 fixed by RUBP into GP (catalysed by Rubisco)
2)NADPH2 and ATP produced from light dependent stage reduces GP to TP (GALP) or regenerate RUBP

29
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What is GALP (TP) (2)

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1)Raw molecule for the production of monosaccharides
2)amino acids

30
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What are the limiting factors of photosynthesis (3)

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1)Temperature
-affect enzyme activity
2)CO2
-affect rate of calvin cycle
3)Light intensity
-affect production of NADPH2 and ATP hence also
the calvin cycle (Both the light dependent and
independent stage)

31
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Which ion is needed to make cholorophll

A

Magnesium ion

32
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Why does plant has a variety of different photosynthetic pigment (4)

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1)Each pigment absorbs light of different wavelength
2)Able to absorb light of different wavelength
3)Absorb more light
4)More photosynthesis/ higher rate