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Plants- Including Transpiration + Gas Exchange Flashcards

(6 cards)

1
Q

How root hair cells are adapted for their functions in the plant

A
  • long
  • increases surface area…
  • to absorb:
  • water…
  • by osmosis
  • minerals
  • by diffusion
  • active transport
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Potometer apparatus use for finding transpiration rate

A
  • measure distance bubble moves
  • (You can calculate volume by multiplying distance by area)
  • use reservoir / gas syringe to reset the bubble
  • repeats (to calculate mean)
  • measure time (to calculate rate)
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3
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Transpiration practical (5)

A
  • (use) bubble potometer
  • measure bubble movement
  • measure for a stated time
  • control abiotic factor (like light, temperature, humidity)
  • repeat and obtain average
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4
Q

Name factors that affect rate of transpiration

A
  • light intensity
  • temperature
  • humidity
  • wind speed
  • co2 concentration
  • size / mass / age / species of plant
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5
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How do factors affect transpiration rate

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  • light intensity:
  • stomata open
  • more CO2 for photosynthesis
  • more water vapor escapes (more transpiration)
  • temperature:
  • increases kinetic energy
  • more evaporation from leaf cells
  • faster water vapor diffusion
  • humidity:
  • air already has lots of water vapor
  • less diffusion (less steep diffusion gradient)
  • wind speed:
  • wind removes moist air from around stomata
  • wind blows water away
  • keeps diffusion gradient steep
  • soil water availability:
  • dry soil means less water is absorbed
  • stomata may close to prevent water loss
  • CO2 concentration:
  • affects stomata opening
  • size / age / species / mass of plant:
  • affects number of stomata
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6
Q

Why is transpiration helpful to plants

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  • draws water up to leaves
  • cooling
  • minerals
  • prevents wilting
  • (water for) photosynthesis
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