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Around the World in 40-ish questions. Label this diagram. Guard Cell. ____________. _______________. Stoma. Cellulose microfibrils on the guard cells are ______ oriented. radially. The symplast is highly _______. dynamic. Water in the xylem can travel in how many directions ?.
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Label this diagram Guard Cell ____________ _______________ Stoma
Cellulose microfibrils on the guard cells are ______ oriented. radially
The symplastis highly _______. dynamic
Water in the xylem can travel in how many directions? a. One b. Two c. Depends on the amount of water d. Any direction a. One
The symplast is the continuum of cytosol connected by the _____________. plasmodesmata
How do guard cells regulate transpiration? By opening and closing the stomata
Sugar in the phloem can travel in how many direction? a. One b. Two c. Depends on the amount of sugar d. Any direction d. Any direction
What is the movement of organic molecules in plants called? Transduction Transportation Translocation transpiration c.Translocation
Which plant hormone causes the closing of the stomata? a. Progesterone b. Abscisic acid c. Acetylcholine d. Dopamine b. Abscisic acid
Which of these organic molecules are not present in the phloem sap? Amino acids Carbohydrates mRNA Hormones b.Carbohydrates
Name the 2 ions or molecules that cause the guard cells to become turgid. K+ and H2O
How fast can the phloem sap move? a. 1m/h b. 2m/h c. 2.4m/h d. it cannot be measured a. 1m/h
What is required to load sugars into the sieve at the source? Photorespiration Transpiration Active transport Cell adhesion c.Active transport
Plasmodesmata change in number and __________. permeability
Plasmodesmata closes in response to cytoplasmic calcium levels, cytoplasmic pH or ____________. Turgor pressure
What do you call the intake of CO2 and the removal of O2? Gas Exchange
Plasmodesmata can form during _________ or much later cytokinesis
Plasmodesmatacloses when the leaf loses its function during ___________. differentiation
Which of the following are sugar sources? Pistol Stigma Anther Leaves d.Leaves
Which of the following are sugar sinks? Ovule Sepal Roots Filament c.Roots
How is the actual transport process of sugar in the phloem? Active Passive Transpirational Unnecessary b.Passive
Pore size of plasmodesmata, not dilated, is • 2.0 nm • 2.2 nm • 2.5 nm • 2.9 nm 2.5 nm
What are the two ways that the sugar can move? Apoplastic & Translastic Apoplastic & Symplastic Translastic & Respolastic Translastic & Symplastic b.Apoplastic & Symplastic
Plant virus produce viral movement proteins that cause the plasmodesmata to _____. dilate
Gas exchange only happens when sufficient amount of _____ is supplied. water
Name the 3 environmental stimulus that cause open and closing of stomata. Light CO2 level internal clock
What is the loss of turgor in a guard cell caused by? Water deficiency
After stomata close during droughts, where does further water loss occur? Through waxy cuticles
A high degree of cytoplasmic interconnectedness exists only within certain groups and tissue, known as ________________. Symplastic domains
Another dynamic feature of the symplast other than the plasmodesmata is the rapid, long-distance _______________. electricalsignaling
_______ changes are those that spread throughout the body. Systemic
Name one xerophyte adaptation to reduce transpiration. • Short life-cycle • Reduced leaves • Rolled leaves • Reduced number of stomata • Cuticles • Water storage tissue • CAM plants • Long roots