plants Flashcards

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1
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how many pyruvate molecules are produced from 1 glucose

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2

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if starting with 1 glucose, how many phosphates are added to sugar compounds in glycolysis

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4

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3
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which is the correct net output of glycolysis, when starting with 1 glucose

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2 pyruvates, 2 atp, 2 nadh, 2 h20

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4
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what are the waste products of cellular respiration

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co2 and h20

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5
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in glycolysis, what is glucose broken down into

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pyruvate

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6
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resource aquisition

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processes where plants obtain necessary resources to sustain themselves

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7
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plant responses to external signals

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mechanical, gravity, time

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8
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plant responses to internal signals

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hormones

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9
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thigmotropism

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response of plant to touch

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10
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plant responses to stress signals examples

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drought, flooding, heat, cold, salt, mineral deficiency

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11
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adaptions of leaves to sunlight

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phyllotaxy, resource acquisition and size, leaf orientations

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12
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phyllotaxy

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arrangment of leaves around stems

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13
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routes of transport in plant

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apoplastic, symplastic, transmembrane

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14
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short distance transport examples

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active transport, diffuion, osmosis

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15
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long distance transport examples

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bulk flow

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16
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phloem transport

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transports sugar produced during photosynthesis from source to sink

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17
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pressure flow hypothesis in phloem transport

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difference in pressure between source and sink due to water potiential moves the transport

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18
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xylem transport

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transports water and dissolved minerals from roots to leaves

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cohesion and adhesion hypothesis in xylem transport

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h20 molecules stick to eachother and stick to walls of xylem vessles creating a column

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20
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plant breeding

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changing traits of plants to produce desired charachteristics

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21
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alternation of generation in plants

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plants alternate between sporophyte and gametophyte life stages

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22
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how much daughter cells does meiosis produce

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4

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23
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what is the purpose of meiosis

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sexual reproduction

24
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how much daughter cells does mitosis produce

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purpose of mitosis
growth and repair
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what is the prophase in cell divison
chromosomes pair up
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what is the metaphase in cell divison
chromosomes line up at equator
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what is the anaphase in cell division
chromosomes seperate
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what is the telephase in cell division
cell divides
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which generation is dominating
sporophyte
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what are spores
haploids formed from the meiosis of sporophytes
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what do the synergids in the embyro sac do
guide pollen tube
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what do the antipodal cells do in the embyro sac
nutrition of embyro
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what does the central cell in the embryo sac contain
2 haploid nuclei
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what happens during the fusion in double fertilization
1 sperm cell fertilizes the egg to form zygote, other sperm cell fuses with the 2 nuclei haploids to form a triploid cell
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what does the triploid cell formed during double fertilization form into
endosperm
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function of the endosperm
provides nutrients for the embryo as it develops
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types of dermal tissue
epidermis and periderm
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function of periderm tissue
replaces epidermis and acts as a protective layer
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what specilized structures does the dermal tissue contain
stomata, trichomes, root hairs
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types of ground tissue
sclerenchyma, collenchym and parenchyma
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common type of ground tissue
parenchyma
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ground tissue that lives at maturity
collenchyma
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2 types of sclerenchyma tissue
fibres and sclerids
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types of vascular tissue
xylem and phloem
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function of xylem
transports water and minerals
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structural elements of xylem
tracheids and vessel elements
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function of phloem
transports products of photosynthesis from the leaves to other parts of plant
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structural elements of phloem
sieve tube elements and companion cells
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root zones
root cap, cell divison, elongation, differentiation
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functions of roots
store energy, anchor plant, absorption
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types of roots
taproots, fibrous and modified
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which roots are thick and central
taproot
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which roots are thin and branched
fibrous
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pneumatophore
roots that grow above water to help with gas exchange
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prop roots
roots that grow above ground to help support plant
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