Transport in Plants Flashcards

1
Q

This plant cell is a…

A

D - Leaf palisade cell

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2
Q

Explain how the water moves from cell to cell

A
  • through osmosis
  • movement of water molecules from high to low concentration
  • through semi permeable membrane
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3
Q

Plants lose water into the air through a process called… ?

A

D - Transpiration

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4
Q

B

A

B - 32g

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5
Q

Describe the effect of temperature on water loss from this plant during the investigation.

A
  • rises between 15-35c

- water loss decreases after 35c

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6
Q

Suggest why the plastic bag was placed around the plant pot during this investigation

A
  • to prevent evaporation of water from the soil
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7
Q

Explain how glucose production could be affected if this plant lost a lot of water

A
  • glucose production will decrease

because

  • photosynthesis will decrease
  • as water is used in photosynthesis
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8
Q

Describe the process that moves water from the soil into the plant

A
  • through osmosis
  • movement of water molecules from high to low concentration
  • through semi permeable membrane
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9
Q

Mineral ions are taken up by the root hair cells of the plants

Name the type of vessel that transports these mineral ions through the plants

A
  • Xylem
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10
Q

Explain why there was an increase in the mass of the courgette in the sugar solution at 0.2

A
  • increase in mass due to osmosis
  • water into the cell
  • higher concentration of water outside courgette
  • water across cell membrane
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11
Q

Potato Percentage Change

A

-4.9

negative

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12
Q

Suggest why calculating a percentage change is more useful than calculating the change in mass in this investigation

A
  • easier to compare results
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13
Q

Explain how active transport and diffusion provide a plant with named substances it needs for growth

A
  • active transport requires energy
  • moves mineral ions from the soil into root hair cells
  • pumps into the cell membrane
  • from low to high concentration so requires energy
  • against concentration gradient
  • diffusion is passive process
  • gases diffuse from high to low concentration doesn’t require energy
  • gas exchange in leaf occurs by diffusion
  • carbon dioxide diffuses in
  • to air spaces in leaves
  • for photosynthesis produces glucose

ACTIVE TRANSPORT REQUIRES ENERGY TO TRANSPORT MINERAL IONS INTO THE ROOT HAIR CELL AND CARBON DIOXIDE DIFFUSES INTO THE LEAF FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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14
Q

Explain how water moves into these plants

A
  • into root hairs
  • by osmosis
  • through partially permeable membrane
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15
Q

Salt was added to the water in the beaker to form a salt solution

Explain how the salt solution would affect the movement of water into and out of the plant

A
  • faster movement of water out of the plant

- because less water is outside the plant than inside

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16
Q

When the concentration of mineral ions in the soil is greater than in the root hair cell, mineral ions are transported into the root hair cells by…?

A

A - Diffusion

17
Q

Explain how water, glucose and mineral salts are transported through a plant (6)

A

WATER:

  • through the xylem
  • capillary action
  • osmosis into the cells in the leaf
  • evaporation from the leaves
  • transpiration stream
  • diffusion into the atmosphere
  • through stomata

GLUCOSE:

  • converted to sucrose
  • dissolved in water
  • through the phloem
  • bidirectional

MINERAL SALTS:

  • dissolved in the water
  • through the xylem
  • from root to tip