plants Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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Style

A

connects the stigma to the ovary

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2
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stigma

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receives pollen grain

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3
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anther

A

produces pollen grains

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4
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filament

A

connects the anther to the flower

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5
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filament

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connects the anther to the flower

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6
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sepal

A

protects flower bud

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7
Q

In terms of gravity what are stems and roots

A

roots = positively geotrophic

stems = negatively geotrophic

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8
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In terms of light what are stems and roots

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stems = positively phototrophic

roots = negatively phototrophic

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9
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what is the structure

A

-cuticle
-upper epidermis
-palisade mesophll
-spongy mesophll (air spaces = gasses pass through easier via diffusion)
- lower epidermis
-guard cells + stomata (allow air entry )
-cuticle

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10
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how are leaves adapted to maximise gas exchange

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thin = short diffusion distance

flat = large SA : volume ratio

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11
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what are the 4 Nutrients plants need

A

magnesium
phosphate
nitrate
potassium

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12
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role of waxy cuticle

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reduce water loss by evaporation. protective layer at top of leaf

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13
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role of upper epidermis

A

very thin and transparent to allow light into palisade mesophyll

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14
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what’s in the lower epidermis

A

guard cells and stomata

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15
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when do guard cells open the stomata

A

when there is lots of water available cells fill and and open stomata

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16
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role of stomata

A

site of gas exchange and site of where water is lost by evaporation

17
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when does stomata open and close

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open in day
close at night

18
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What is the function of the palisade mesophyll?

A

Contains lots of chloroplasts so that photosynthesis can happen rapidly.

19
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What is the role of the spongy mesophyll?

A

m lots of air spaces allow gases to diffuse in and out of cells faster,

increases the surface area to volume ratio.

20
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What do guard cells do?

A

Kidney-shaped cells that open and close the stomata by absorbing or losing water.

21
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What mineral ion is required for chlorophyll production?

22
Q

What is the deficiency symptom of magnesium?

A

Causes leaves to turn yellow.

23
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What mineral ion is required to produce amino acids?

24
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What are the deficiency symptoms of nitrate?

A

Causes stunted growth and turns leaves yellow.

25
what does phloem do
transport sucrose and amino acids between leaves and other party’s of the plant (translocation)
26
what does xylem do
water travels up xylem from roots into leaves to replace water that has been lost due to transpiration
27
what is xylem made of
dead cells
28
what is phloem made of
living cells
29
what do xylem cell walls contain and do phloem cell walls contain this?
xylem cell walls contain lignin(strong) phloem do not contain in
30
what is hollow xylem or phloem
xylem as they contain no end cell walls
31
what cell out of phloem and cycles contain cytoplasm
phloem