Trans. food Sto. gas exchange in flow. plants Flashcards

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1
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What layer is below the upper epidermis in the leaf

A

Palisade mesophyll

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2
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What layer is below the palisade mesophyll in a leaf

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Spongy mesophyll

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3
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What tissue is located in the spongy mesophyll

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Vascular tissue

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4
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What do you call the tissue located in the middle of the leaf

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Ground tissue

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5
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What do you call the openings for gas exchange in a leaf

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Stomata

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6
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What do you call the openings for gas exchange in a stem

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Lenticels

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7
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What cells control the stomata

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Guard cells

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8
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What influences the guard cells

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Carbon dioxide and light

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9
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What diffuses into the stomata

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Carbon dioxide

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10
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What diffuses out of the stomata

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Oxygen and water

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11
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What diffuses into the lenticels

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Oxygen

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12
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What diffuses out of the lenticels

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Water and carbon dioxide

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13
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Which vascular tissue is dead

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Xylem

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14
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What are the two structures of xylem

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Tracheids and vessels

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15
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What features do tracheids have that vessels don’t

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Tapered end

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16
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What features do tracheids and vessels have

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Pits, cell walls, spiral lignin

17
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What do pits allow for

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Sideway movement of water

18
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What is the function of spiral lignin

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Strength and support

19
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What do tracheids and vessels transport

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Water and minerals

20
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Why is phloem a living tissue

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Companion cell

21
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What features are found in phloem

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Companion cell with nucleus and vacuole, pore in sieve tube, cytoplasm, cellulose wall

22
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Name the two names relating to the cohesion tension model

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Dixon and joly

23
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Name the first stage of water movement in vascular tissue

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Water in soil

24
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Name the second stage of water movement in vascular tissue

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Water enters root hairs via osmosis

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Name the third stage of water movement in vascular tissue
Water leaves root hairs and diffuses across ground tissue into xylem
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Name the fourth stage of water movement in vascular tissue
Upward movement agains gravity. Root pressure pushes and transpiration from above pulls the water molecules
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Name the fifth stage of water movement in vascular tissue
Cohesion and tension
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Name the last stage of water movement in vascular tissue
Water evaporation out of leaf
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How are root hairs adapted for water uptake
No cuticle and very thin
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When does the stomata open
Low carbon dioxide
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When does the stomata close
High carbon dioxide
32
Name the outer layer in a leaf
Dermal, upper epidermis