Chapter 5.4 Flashcards

1
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Openings in leaves for entrance of gases

A

Stomata

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2
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regulate stomata openings

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Guard cells

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3
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Carbon dioxide enters the leaves of land plants through tiny openings called _______.

A

Stomata

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4
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Stomatal openings are surrounded by two kidney bean-shaped cells called

A

Guard cells

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5
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movement of water through a plant’s stomata

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Transpiration

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6
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When the guard cells are compressed against each other, the _______ ____ _____.

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Stomata are closed

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7
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When the guard cells change shape to create a gap between them, the _____ _____ _______.

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Stomata are open

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8
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plenty of carbon dioxide, loss of water

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Stomata open

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9
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Conserves water, limits photosynthesis

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Stomata closed

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10
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_____ _______ can lower the rate of photosynthesis.

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Higher Temperatures

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11
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Series of reactions that counteract photosynthesis.

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Photorespiration

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12
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_______ ________ limit carbon dioxide levels.

A

closed stomata

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13
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________ is used instead of carbon dioxide to react with RuBP.

A

Oxygen

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14
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________ will release carbon dioxide instead of oxygen.

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Plants

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15
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Most plants are _____ plants.

A

C3

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16
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Close stomata to conserve water when hot

17
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Photorespiration may occur

18
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May decline as Earth warms

19
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Soybean

20
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The Calvin cycle converts two 3 carbon sugars into glucose

21
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______ plants avoid photorespiration

22
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Additional pathways concentrate carbon dioxide to produce four-carbon sugars.

23
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Mostly grasses

24
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C4 has lower rates of __________ compared to C3 plants.

A

photosynthesis

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Enzymes savage CO2 to produce 4-carbon sugars, even when ____ ____ __ _____.
even when the stomata are closed
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The 4 carbon sugars _______ carbon dioxide molecules to the Calvin cycle when they break down.
Pump
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CAM plants open their stomata only at _________.
Night
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Carbon is stored as an ________ in CAM plants.
Acid
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During the day, acid is broken down to carbon dioxide for use in __________>
Photosynthesis
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Water loss is slowed by opening ________ only at night. (CAM)
Stomata
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Carbon dioxide is stored as an ______ _____ in the ______. (CAM)
organic acid | vacuole
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The acid's breakdown releases this carbon dioxide to the _______ cycle during the day.
Calvin
33
Clearing of forests for logging, farming, and human settlements
Deforestation
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C4 grassy plants outperform C3 trees in ____ ________.
Warm Temperatures
35
______ of carbon dioxide added to the atmosphere comes from cutting and burning forests in the tropics.
25%
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Reforestation projects help reduce deforestation effects.
True