Transport in Plants Flashcards

1
Q

Diffusion depends on

A

Conc and pressure gradient, temperature, permeability of membrane, solubility of particles in lipids

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2
Q

Water channels have?

A

8 different types of aquaporins

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3
Q

Water content in watermelons? Dry weight of herbaceous plants?

A

92%, 10-15%

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4
Q

Mature corn water uptake? Mustard?

A

3L/ day. Own weight/5 hours

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5
Q

Solute potential is always?

A

Negative

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6
Q

What contributes to the solute potential of cell?

A

Vacuolar sap

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7
Q

Sign of osmotic pressure and osmotic potential?

A

Opposite

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8
Q

Water loss sequence in plant cell?

A

Cytoplasm –> Vacuole

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9
Q

Turgor pressure is the?

A

Pressure potential

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10
Q

Diffusion rate across a typical cell?

A

50um/2.5s

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11
Q

Xylem transports?

A

Water, minerals, some organic nitrogen and hormones

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12
Q

In young roots, water?

A

Directly enters xylem

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13
Q

Plants give what to the fungus?

A

Sugars and N containing compounds

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14
Q

Rate of water flow by transpiration?

A

15m/hr

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15
Q

% of water used for plant processes

A

less than 1

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16
Q

Check transpiration using?

A

Cobalt chloride paper

17
Q

Stomata microfibrils are made of?

A

Cellulose

18
Q

Adhesion is?

A

Attraction of water molecules to polar surfaces

19
Q

Transpiration pull can pull water up to?

A

130m

20
Q

Transpiration cools leaf by?

A

10-15 degree

21
Q
C4
 plants are twice as efficient as C3
 plants in terms of fixing carbon
dioxide (making sugar). However, a C4
 plant loses only half as much water
as a C3
 plant for the same amount of CO2
 fixed.
A

k

22
Q

Suberin has the ability to

A

Conduct active transport in one direction only

23
Q

Loading sequence?

A

Companion cells –> Phloem

24
Q

Calvin nobel?

A

1961