Lab 6 Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

without the cuticle and – the leaf would dry out within a few hours, like a piece of paper, whenever soil moisture becomes low and the roots cannot supply water rapidly enough

A

closed stomates

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2
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stomates are the – line of defense

A

last

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3
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stomates open when water supply and other environmental conditions are suitable and permit the rapid entry of

A

CO2

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4
Q

Experiment 1: measure the rate of water loss from plant leaves by – and diffusion out of stomates

A

evaporation

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5
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– will provide info on water loss per unit time (ml H2O minute -1)

A

potometer

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6
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Experiment 1 species

A

native CA shrub Heteromeles arbutifola (Rosaceae)

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7
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Experiment 1: keep the – end moist and not to cover it with parafilm

A

cut end

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8
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purpose of parafilm is to make a – between the tubing and the stem

A

good seal

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9
Q

how to tell if the seal is good if…

A

the water will not leak out

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10
Q

If you see any leaks, remove the plant from the photometer and –

A

wrap more parafilm around the stem

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11
Q

read from the – part of the meniscus

A

convex

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12
Q

Experiment one last setting:

A

hot wind may damage leaves

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13
Q

transpiration = difference in –

A

water volume in potometer

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14
Q

Experiment 2

A

stomatal density and size

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15
Q

of stomates

A

10-several thousand

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16
Q

stomates on upper and lower leaf epidermis

A

amphistomatous

17
Q

stomates on lower leaf epidermis

A

hypostomatous

18
Q

species that have large stomates typically have –

A

fewer per mm^2

19
Q

Experiment 2: avoid leaves with –

20
Q

Experiment 2: avoid fields including a –

21
Q

stomatal density

A

of stomata/area of FOV

22
Q

bamboo (poaceae), palms, barley

23
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Fiscus racemosa, Macadamia integrifolia

24
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podocarpus species, Gingko biloba

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tree ferns, polypods, Adiantum
fern
26
leaf size can vary 10,000 fold across species and shows adaptation and plasticity in response to many factors such as light, herbivory, nutrients, and --
water availability
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best known biogeographic trend in plant form is for leaves to be -- in drier areas
smaller