For Test Flashcards

1
Q

What is the vein used for

A

Transport system

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2
Q

What is the stoma

A

The gap in between the guard cell that allows co2 to diffuse inside the leaf

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3
Q

What layer is the tall thin layer?

A

The palisade layer

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4
Q

What layer is the guard cell on

A

Lower epidermis

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5
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What is the lowest layer

A

Lower epidermis

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6
Q

What is the waxy cuticle used for

A

To prevent burning from the sun

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7
Q

Which layer has a lot of chlorophyll

A

The palisade layer

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8
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What is the air space used for

A

Allows the co2 to get to the palisade and the oxygen to diffuse

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9
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What is in between the waxy cuticle and the palisade layer

A

The upper epidermis

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10
Q

Word equation for photosynthesis

A

CO2 and water ———————-> o2 and glucose

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11
Q

Why are leaves green

A

Because chlorophyll is green, and chlorophyll allows photosynthesis

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12
Q

How does water get into a plant

A

Through the roots

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13
Q

Why is the upper epidermis transparent

A

So then the sunlight can get to the palisade

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14
Q

What shape is the guard cells

A

Banana

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15
Q

What happens if a plant loses too much water

A

It starts wilting

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16
Q

How can we see that a leaf is photosynthesising STEP 1

A

Boil leaf in water to soften it and kill cells

17
Q

How can we see if a leaf is photosynthesising STEP 2

A

Boil leaf in ethanol to break down chlorophyll

18
Q

Uses of glucose

A

Respiration, lipids, starch, portier, cellulose

19
Q

How can we see if a leaf is photosynthesising STEP 3

A

Rinse leaf in water to remove ethanol

20
Q

How can we see if a leaf is photosynthesising STEP 4

A

Test with iodine (any blue part obtained starch

21
Q

What goes into the plant - co2 or oxygen

22
Q

Things in a root hair cell

A

Nucleus, vacuole, cytoplasm, cell wall, cell membrane

23
Q

Why do root hair have a large surface area

A

So they can absorb more water

24
Q

What gives the cell strength and support

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What does a vacuole do
Contains cell sap to provide support for the cell
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Three factors that affect photosynthesis
Temperature, light intensity and carbon concentration
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How do you test for the presence of oxygen
Put a glowing splint into a tube of oxygen. Oxygen re lights the glowing splint but co2 does not relight it
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Role of nitrate in plants
Involved in plant metabolism, growth, development and adaptation
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Deficiency symptoms of nitrate
the leaves turn pale green or yellow
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Role of phosphorus
Essential for cell division and development of growing tip
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Deficiency of phosphorus
Slow growth and yellow foilage
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Role of potassium in plants
Associated of movement of water, nutrients and carbs in the plant tissue
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Potassium deficiency symptoms
Yellow leaves with dead patches
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Magnesium role in plants
Making chlorophyll
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Magnesium deficiency symptoms
Plant turns Yellow
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What is meant by fertiliser
A substance added to soil to increase fertility
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Why do farmers use fertiliser
Make crops as healthy as possible