Ch 14: Plants Flashcards

1
Q

What is the inner fluid of the chloroplast called?

A

stroma

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2
Q

What is the layer of wax on the leaf surface called?

A

cuticle

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3
Q

Where does most photosynthesis occur?

A

palisade layer

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4
Q

The Calvin cycle is a series of _______ reactions

A

light-independent

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5
Q

Oxygen is released during the _______ reactions

A

light- dependent

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6
Q

The light-dependent reactions convert solar energy to usable energy, namely, ATP and _____

A

NADPH

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7
Q

The _______ are the membranes insdie the chloroplast where the light-dependent reactions take place

A

thylakoids

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8
Q

Plants are ____ and ____ make their own food

A

autotrophs, can

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9
Q

Stomates are opened and losed by what cells?

A

guard cells

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10
Q

Forming carbohydrate from carbon dioxide is also known as what?

A

carbon fixation

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11
Q

What does the cuticle do?

A

protects the leaf from attack

keeps water from escaping

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12
Q

What are the spongy cells important for?

A

gas exchange

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13
Q

Where does the exchange between CO2 and oxygen occur?

A

stomates

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14
Q

Where does photosynthesis occur?

A

chloroplast

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15
Q

What is the inner fluid of the chloroplast called?

A

stroma

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16
Q

What are thylakoids filled with?

A

chlorophyll (green pigments)

17
Q

What is the equation for photosynthesis?

A

6CO2 + 6H2O + energy –> C6H12O6 + 6O2

18
Q

Where do light-dependent reactions occur?

A

membranes of thylakoids

19
Q

What happens in light-dependent reactions?

A

chlorophyll absorb sunlight, electrons gain energy and can pass down the electron transport chain, given to NADP+, forming molecule of NADPH
molecule of water= split into hydrogen and oxygen
Oxygen is released as a waste product and hydrogen is used to make ATP

20
Q

Where do light-independent reactions occur?

A

stroma of chloroplast

21
Q

What molecule is regenerated each time the Calvin cycle takes a turn?

A

ribulose biphosphate

22
Q

What is ribulose biphospate+ 1 carbon atom broken down to make?

A

2 3-carbon molecules of G3P, forming glucose and carbohydrates

23
Q

What is the female part of the flower?

A

pistil

24
Q

What is the tissue within plant veins that carries water from the roots up to the rest of the plant?

A

xylem

25
Q

What are the specific cells that transport water?

A

trachneids and vessel elements

26
Q

What does the ovary develop into?

A

fruit

27
Q

What is the nutrient-rich tissue that polar bodies become when fertilized?

A

endosperm

28
Q

What is the type of tissue that carries food from photosynthesis into the leaves to the rest of the plant?

A

phloem

29
Q

What are the specific cells that transport food?

A

sieve cells

30
Q

The anther and the filament are ____ parts of the flower

A

male

31
Q

In a flowering plant, pollen is produced by and located on the ___

A

anther

32
Q

The _____ develops from the ovule

A

seed

33
Q

The _____ develops from the ovary

A

fruit

34
Q

A pollen tube grows down through the what?

A

style

35
Q

What do the 2 sperm from pollen do after the travel down the pollen tube and enter the ovary?

A

double fertilization

  • one fertilizes egg
  • other combines with polar bodies