'Water gain' presentation slideshows

Water Relationships

Water Relationships. Outline. Water Availability Water Content of Air Water Movement in Aquatic Environments Water Movement Between Soils and Plants Water Regulation on Land Water Acquisition by Animals Water Acquisition by Plants Water Conservation by Plants and Animals

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Water Relationships

Water Relationships. Outline. Water Availability Water Content of Air Water Movement in Aquatic Environments Water Movement Between Soils and Plants Water Regulation on Land Water Acquisition by Animals Water Acquisition by Plants Water Conservation by Plants and Animals

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BSC 385 - Ecology Lecture 8 Water Relations - Chapter 5

BSC 385 - Ecology Lecture 8 Water Relations - Chapter 5. Water movement in aquatic organisms Water movement in plants Water acquisition and utilization in terrestrial plants and animals Water balance in aquatic animals.

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Osmoregulation = keeping water and salt balanced in the body

Osmoregulation = keeping water and salt balanced in the body. Question 1: why is this important Come up with three reasons Question 2: What water and salt problems do the following organisms face? Freshwater fish Marine fish Marine birds Marine mammals

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Water, Sodium, Potassium The Balance

Water, Sodium, Potassium The Balance. Douglas A. Stahura D.O. 8/29/2002. GOALS. Learner should be able to define: body fluid compartment components diffusion, osmosis hydrostatic pressure, oncotic pressure Learner should be able to describe: Water regulation Volume regulation. GOALS.

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Water uptake, water transport and transpiration

Water uptake, water transport and transpiration. Topics. 1. General features of water flow through plants. 2. Adhesion and cohesion in the water column. 3. Water potential and how water moves through the plant. 4. The energy budget of foliage. 5. Measuring water potential.

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Presented by: Jennifer Hain Teper, Conservation Librarian

Testing the Effects of an Activated Fire Suppression System in High-Density Storage Environment and Planned Prioritization for Optimal Material Removal. Presented by: Jennifer Hain Teper, Conservation Librarian Head, Preservation and Conservation Units

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Animal Survival

Animal Survival. Water and Waste. G1: Identify the ways in which a mammal gains and loses water. Water Loss Urine (Urea in water) Faeces Sweat Breathing. Water Gain Food Drink Chemical Reactions*. *Respiration = how the body releases energy from food.

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Body Fluid Compartments and Fluid Balance

Body Fluid Compartments and Fluid Balance. Water gain must = water loss. Source of metabolically formed water. Rate of formation of metabolic water is not regulated. Osmolarity of plasma is about 300 mOsm/L

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Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Homeostasis

Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Homeostasis. Chapter 27. Fluid Compartments. Water Gain and Loss. Dehydration and Thirst. Na + and Cl - Reabsorption. Body Water Balance. Water Intoxication. Electrolytes in Body Fluids.

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