Chemical composition of a plant Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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what are the three functions of a molecule

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metabolic, structural, informational

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2
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what are the 4 primary metabolites

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carbohydrate, lipid, nucleic acid, protein

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3
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from what is made carbohydrate

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glucose and its isomer

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4
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what are the three types of carbohydrate

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monosaccharides, disaccharides, polysaccharides

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5
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what are the three function of a carbohydrate

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transport of energy, storage of energy, cell wall

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6
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give two example of more complex carbohydrate mage of chain of monosaccharide

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starch, cellulose

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7
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true or false. monosaccharide are use during respiration

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true

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8
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what are the two disaccharide we saw

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sucrose, lactose

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9
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in which form the plants store starch

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fructans

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10
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what is the role of fructans

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plant more tolerant to freezing

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11
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what is the polysaccharide that form the cell wall of fungi

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chitin

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12
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from what are composed the lipids

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long hydrocarbon chain. C, H, O

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13
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what are the three groups of lipids

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fats, steroids, phospholipids

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14
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true are false. lipids do not form polymers

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true. big molecule made of many subunit.

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15
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where does lipids store oils

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in cytoplasm of seeds, roots and fruits

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16
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what are the two structural functions of lipids

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component of cell membrane, protection and water proofing

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17
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which group of lipids is responsable of the cell membrane structure

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phospholipids

18
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what are the two part of the phospholipid bilayer

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hydrophobic inner lipids and hydrophilic phosphate group

19
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what is the function of steroid in plant

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stabilize phospholipid tail of cell membrane

20
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what is the most abundant sterol in plant

21
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what is the role of cutting, Suberin, waxes

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protect outer surface from water loss

22
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from what are made protein

23
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what is the primary structure of proteins

24
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what is the structural function of protein

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what is contained in the nucleotide (3)
sugar, phosphate, base molecule
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what are the 2 type of nucleic acids
DNA, RNA
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from what is made RNA
DNA template molecule
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What is the function of DNA
storage and transmission of genetic info
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where do we find DNA
nucleus, chloroplast, mitochondria
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what is the function of RNA
carry genetic message from nucleus to cytoplasm
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what is the metabolic function of nucleic acid
energy transfer through ATP
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what are the three classes secondary metabolites
alkaloids, phenolics, terpenoids
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how alkaloids defense from herbivore, disease organism allelopathic
bitter tasting
34
what are the 4 example of stimulant source alkaloids
morphine, nicotine, cocaine, caffeine
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what is the basic molecule of terpenoid
isoprene, a lipid
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what is the basic structure of phenolic
-OH group and 6 carbon ring
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what is a flavonoids
water soluble pigment in vacuole
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where do we find tannin
in vacuole of leaf and unripe fruit
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what is an example of salicylic acid
aspirin
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what are the four type of phenolic
lignin, tannin, salicylic acid, flavonoids