Plant Systems Flashcards

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What are the cell walls of Xylem made from?

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A hard substance called Lignin

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What is a Xylem Tissue?

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Xylem tissues are one of the two types of tissues that provide structural support for a plant. It is a conducting tissue and it is joined end to end to for hollow tubes through which the plant can transport water

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What does a plants Internal System do?

Give some Examples

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They are required to carry out activities within the plant, examples include:

  • Obtaining Gases from Atmosphere
  • Obtaining Nutrients from surroundings
  • Removing Waste
  • Responding to Internal and External Environmental Changes
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What is Tropism?

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The growth response either towards or away from a stimulus

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What is a Stimulus?

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A thing or event that evokes a specific functional reaction in an organ or tissue.

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What is Phototropism?

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A plants response to Light

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What is Chemotropism?

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A plants response to Chemicals

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What is Thermotropism?

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A plants response to Cold weather

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What is Heliotropism?

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A plants response to Sunlight

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What is Geotropism?

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A plants response to gravity

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What is Thigmotropism ?

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A plants response to Touch

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What is Hydrotropism?

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A plants response to Water

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What is Stereotropism?

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A plants response to Contact

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What controls a plants response to stimuli?

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Hormones called Auxins

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What is the process called through which plants make their own food?

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Photosynthesis

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What is the word equation for photosynthesis?

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Carbon Dioxide + Water + Sunlight = Glucose + Oxygen

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Write the symbolic equation for Photosynthesis

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6CO2 + 6H2O > C6H12O6 + 6O2

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Why are plant leaves green?

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Due to Chlorophyll

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What does Chlorophyll do?

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It absorbs energy from the sunlight

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What is the plants transport system called?

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Vascular System

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What is the Vascular System made up of?

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Two types of tissues, the xylem and the phloem

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What does the Xylem tissues do?

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Carries water and minerals to all cells in the plant from the roots.

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What does a Phloem tissue do?

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Carries nutrients from the cells in the leaves to other parts of the plants

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What is it called when xylem and phloem are bundled together?

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Vascular Bundles

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What are Vascular Bundle separated by?
A layer of Cambium Cells
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What are Cambium Cells able to do?
They are able to become new xylem and phloem when needed
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What are the small holes in leaves called?
Stomata
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What is the water loss through stomata called?
Transpiration
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What is the process of the transfer of water in a plant called?
Osmosis
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What to leaves do?
Make Sugar and Starch Allow gas exchange Transpire or give off water
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What do flowers do?
Produce seeds
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What do seeds do?
Grow into plants
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What do stems do?
Conduct sugar and water Display leaves for photosynthesis Transpire or give off water
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What do roots do?
Anchor plants Absorb water Conduct water up and sugars down