unit 3 bio test Flashcards

LEARN CRYING SCREAMING THROWING UP

1
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shoot system?

A

above soil structure

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2
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root system

A

under soil

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3
Q

mesophyll

A

layer of leaf with chloroplast

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4
Q

stomata

A

regulates 02 & C02 / tiny holes that allow oxygen and carbon dioxide to enter and exit plant

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5
Q

guard cell

A

opens and closes stomata

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6
Q

xylem

A

transports water and minerals

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7
Q

phloem

A

transports sap/ stuff thats not water ig

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8
Q

herbaceous

A

plant with soft flexible stems (flowers)

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9
Q

woody

A

plants without a soft stem (tree)

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10
Q

leaves > CUTICLE:

A

a waxy layer that covers the leaf

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11
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roots

A

anchor plant in ground/absorbs nutrients for plant

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12
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root hairs

A

small hairs on the root, covers more area for plant to get more nutrients

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13
Q

fibrous

A

plants that have several small branching out roots (flower)

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14
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taproot

A

plant that only have ONE big main root

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15
Q

vascular system

A

tissues transports nutrients and fluids through out the plant body

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16
Q

transpiration

A

vapor leaves plant via stomata

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17
Q

what happens when guard cells are open and closed

A

when open water leaves the plant and when closed water is trapped in the plant

18
Q

4 groups of plants

A

mosses > non-vascular > moss
Ferns > seedless > evergreen tree
gymnosperms > cone bearing > many types of trees
angiosperms > flower bearing > sunflower

19
Q

sexual production

A

two parent plants, seeds, pollen

20
Q

asexual production

A

one parent parent plant, process of vegatitve propagation

21
Q

which are male and which are female

stamen, pistil, anther, style, stima, filament, ovule, pollen

A

MALE >
stamen, anther, filament, pollen

FEMALE > pistil, stima, style, ovule

22
Q

anther

A

pollen producing of the flower (M)

23
Q

filament

A

slender stalk, supports anther (M)

24
Q

pistil

A

female part of flower (F)

25
Q

stigma

A

sticky tip of pistil - meant to catch pollen

26
Q

style

A

tube shaped connection between stigma and ovule

27
Q

ovule

A

structure that contains the female reproductive cells

28
Q

peduncle

A

stalk of the flower

29
Q

sepal

A

outer covering which protects the flower when in the Bud

30
Q

fertilization

A

male gamete to female gamete to form a zygote

31
Q

vegatitve propogation

A

leaves of pieces of stem/root are cut and used to grow new ones

32
Q

4 main virus types

A

helical > helix
polyhedral > bunch of triangles
spherical > classic sphere
complex > ew brother ew type

33
Q

how do spherical do their job

A

proteins on outside of cell help it attatch to and infect host cell

34
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micro organism

A

microscopic organisms

35
Q

disease

A

disorder of structure or function

36
Q

pathogen

A

microbe that causes disease

37
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are pathogens microbes or are microbes pathogens

A

pathogens are microbes

38
Q

infectious disease caused by what

A

pathogen

39
Q

non infectious disease caused by

A

caused by environmental genetic or lifestyle factors

40
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types of pathogens

A

virus > non-cellular
bacteria > prokaryotic
parasitic > eukaryotic
fungi > eukaryotic

41
Q

treatment for said pathogens

A

antivirals - virus
antibiotics - bacteria
antiparasitics - parasites
antifungal - fungi