Biology 1.3.3 Flashcards
(9 cards)
What are the 3 Types of Exchange Methods? (3)
-Diffusion.
-Osmosis.
-Active Transport.
What is the Role of the Small Intestine in the Human body?
Absorbs Digested Food Molecules into the Bloodstream.
How is the Small Intestine Adapted to its Function in Humans? (3)
-Folded Surface- Increases SA.
-Single-Cell thick- Decreases Diffusion Distance.
-Good Blood Supply- Maintains a Concentration Gradient.
What is the role of the Lungs in the Human Body?
Provides Blood with Oxygen you Breath in via Diffusion. Gas Exchange.
How are the Human Lungs Adapted to their role? (2)
-Millions of Alveoli- Increases SA.
-Alveoli are 1 Cell thick- good Blood Supply, & Maintains a Concentration Gradient.
What is the role of Root Hair Cells in Plants?
To Absorb Water & Mineral Ions from the Soil.
How are Root Hair Cells Adapted to their role? (2)
-Branching network of Roots- Increases SA.
-The Surface of the Roots are covered in Root Hair Cells- Increases SA.
What is the role of Leaves in Plants? (2)
-Photosynthesis.
-Gas Exchange in/out of Plant.
How are Leaves Adapted to their Role? (2)
-Stomata & Guard Cells to Control the Circulation with Leaf & Air- Decreases Diffusion Distance for Gasses.
-Lower Layer of Leaf is made of Spongy Mesophyll Cells- allows Air to Circulate inside the Leaf.