4867471437 | phyllotaxy | The arrangement of leaves on the stem (This is specific to each species of plant) | 0 | |
4867479622 | Leaf area index | The ratio of total upper leaf surface area of a plant divided by the surface area of the land on which it grows | 1 | |
4867895400 | Mycorrhizae | The symbiotic association between roots and the hyphae of soil fungi (hyphae are vegetative parts of fungi, This is unimportant) | 2 | |
4867922676 | Transport protein | Embedded in the cell membrane-most solutes pass through this | 3 | |
4867927212 | Proton pump | An important transport protein for active transport (Active transport) | 4 | |
4867938234 | Membrane potential | Voltage formed by proton pumps functioning | 5 | |
4867943103 | Megapascals | The unit of measure for water potential | 6 | |
4867988182 | Ψ = Ψs + Ψp | The equation for water potential (water potential= pressure potential+solute potential) | 7 | |
4867994764 | Solute/osmotic potential | The proportion of the number of dissolved molecules to the solute-the more moleceules means a negative solute potential | 8 | |
4868008699 | Pressure potential | The physical pressure on a solution | 9 | |
4868012030 | Turgor pressure | The pressure exerted by the plasma membrane against the cell wall and the cell wall against the protoplast | 10 | |
4868018493 | Symplast | Movement of material through the cytoplasmic continuum (centers of cells) | 11 | |
4868133687 | Apoplast | Movement of material through the continuum of cell walls and extracellular spaces (through and between cells) | 12 | |
4868145050 | Phloem | Sieve tubes- Tubes for the movement of sugars | 13 | |
4868148696 | Endodermis | The inner most layer of cells in the root cortex-This surrounds the vascular cylinder, the xylem, and the phloem and is the last "checkpoint" | 14 | |
4868162806 | Casperian strip | The waxy wall that blocks apoplastic transfer of minerals from the cortex to the vascular cylinder | 15 | |
4868202546 | Root pressure | Pressure generated by water flowing in from the root cortex | 16 | |
4868216429 | Transpiration | The evaporation of water from the plant's surface | 17 | |
4868216430 | Xylem sap | The bulk flow of water and minerals | 18 | |
4868216431 | Guttation | The exudation(secretion) of water droplets on the tips or edges of leaves | 19 | |
4868229096 | Transpirtation-Cohesion-Tension Mechanism | This pulls water up from the roots to the leaves, transpiration pulls the water that is cohesively held together through cohesion up the xylem | 20 | |
4868245880 | 95% | The percentage of water that is lost through the stomata | 21 | |
4868252406 | Guard Cells | The cells that open and close (through the movement of solutes and water) to allow photosynthesis and water loss | 22 | |
4868269271 | Xerophytes | Plants adapted to arid (dry) climates-This means small leaves/needles | 23 | |
4868283896 | (C.A.M.) Crassulacean Acid Metabolism | "photosynthesis" during the night through storing carbon dioxide throughout the day and using it at night | 24 | |
4868299926 | Circadian Rythm | Plants "internal" clock based off of 24 hour, Tells the plant when to start and stop photosynthesis | 25 | |
4868316400 | Translocation | The products of photosynthesis are transported through the phloem to various parts of the plant | 26 | |
4868326038 | Phloem sap | An aqueous solution that is high in sucrose | 27 | |
4868330087 | Sugar source | An organ that is a net producer of sugar (I.e. Leaves) | 28 | |
4868334501 | Sugar sink | An organ that is a net consumer or storer of sugar (I.e. Bulbs or Tubers) | 29 | |
4868343883 | Transfer cells | Modified companion cells that enhance solute movement between the apoplast and the symplast | 30 | |
4868354906 | Sieve-tube elements | Sugar must be put in here from sugar sources to go to the sugar sinks | 31 |
Ap Biology Chapter 36 Flashcards
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