Photosynthesis And Nutrition Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

All plants have the same ____ reactions and different _____ reactions

A

Photochemical, biochemical

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2
Q

Most abundant pigment for photosynthesis

A

Alpha Chlorophyll

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3
Q

25% of chlorophyll

A

Beta chlorophyll

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4
Q

Carotenoids

A

Beta-carotene, xanthophyll, and phycobilins

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5
Q

Groups of funnel-like pigments

A

Photosystems

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6
Q

The splitting of water

A

Photolysis

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7
Q

Antennae complex, 4:1 chlorophyll:carotenoids

A

PS1

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8
Q

Antennae 1:1 chlorophyll:xanthophyll

A

PS2

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9
Q

Reaction center at 700

A

PS1

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10
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Reaction center at 680

A

PS2

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11
Q

Protein catalyst of carbon-fixing pathway

A

Rubisco

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12
Q

Carbon fixing pathway for majority of plants, all happens in mesophyll

A

C3 pathway

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13
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Rare pathway, concentrates CO2 so O2 fixing can’t occur

A

C4 pathway

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14
Q

In C4 plants, C4 happens in ___ and C3 happens in ____

A

Parenchyma of mesophyll, bundle sheaths

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15
Q

Protein catalyst of C4

A

PEP

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16
Q

Pathway that temporally separates C3 and C4

A

CAM Pathway

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17
Q

CAM Pathway

A

Stomates open at night and take in CO2, saves water

18
Q

Components of soil

A

Minerals, humus, water, air

19
Q

Sand

20
Q

Silt

21
Q

Clay

A

Smaller than .002mm

22
Q

Large spaces between soil particles; function?

A

Non-capillary pore space; aeration

23
Q

30-60 micrometer spaces btwn particles; function?

A

Capillary pore space; water retention

24
Q

Height of space that exists in soil

25
Soil with no airspace
Saturated
26
Soil capacity after gravity takes effect
Field capacity
27
Soul capacity that causes plant dessiccation
Permanent wilting point
28
Water held too tightly to be accessed
Hygroscopic water
29
Micelle
Negatively charged, microscopic clay particle
30
Plants are 97%
Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
31
Essential mineral criteria
1. Required for normal lifecycle 2. No substitutes 3. Directly involved in metabolism
32
Macronutrients of plants
Carbon oxygen hydrogen magnesium phosphorous nitrogen potassium sulfur calcium
33
Micronutrients of plants (
Iron manganese zinc boron chlorine copper molybdenum
34
Adaptations to deficient soil
Carnivory N-fixing bacteria Mycorrhizae
35
3 strategies for mineral exccesses
Store, accumulate, excrete
36
Benefits of hyperaccumulation
Avoid toxicity Disposal Increased drought resistance Defense
37
Serpentine soil
NH3 rock type
38
Plants removing contaminants from soil
Phytoaccumulation
39
Using plants to extract metals from soil
Phytoextraction
40
Using plants to detoxify soil
Phytodegradation