Unit 6: Cell Transport Flashcards

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Xylem

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A tissue that transports water within the organism.

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Phloem

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A tissue that transports products of photosynthesis.

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3
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Short Distance Transport of Solutes

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The movement of one cell to another.

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4
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Osmosis

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The movement of molecules across the cell membrane.

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5
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Diffusion

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The movement of molecules across their concentration gradient.

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6
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Water Potential

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Predicts the movement of water.

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7
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Turgor Pressure

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The pressure against the cell wall.

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Flaccid

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A cell that has lost water.

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Plasmolysis

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A flaccid cell pulls away from its plasma membrane and cytoplasm away from the inside of its cell wall.

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10
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Aquaporins

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Proteins that increase water movement across membranes.

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Transpiration

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The loss of water vapor from plant.

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12
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Stomata

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Where oxygen comes in and out of leaves.

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13
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Circadian Rhythm

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The cycle in your body that tells you to go to sleep.

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14
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Source vs. Sink

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Source is where the sugars from photosynthesis are created, while Sink is the area where the sugars are used or stored.

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15
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What allows for stomata to open and close?

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The Turgor Pressure in the guard cells.

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16
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Hypertonic

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The movement of water out of a cell.

17
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Hypotonic

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The movement of water into the cell.

18
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Isotonic

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The free movement of water in and out of the cell due to equal concentrations of solutes and water.