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| the arrangement pattern of leaves on a stem. |
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| This type of root system has one main root reaching deep-down from which several lateral roots form. |
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| This root system looks more like a branching network of wide-spread shallow reaching roots. |
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| This term refers to the phenomenon by which a plant will shed a leave or branch that doesn't receive enough sunlight and loses photosynthetic function. |
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| Symbiotic association between plant roots and fungal hyphae |
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| To calculate the leaf area index of a plant, you would... |
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find the ratio between total upper leaf surface of said
plant and the surface area of land on which it grows. |
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| Passive transport (diffusion) is ... |
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| the transport of solutes from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration; it does not require energy... it happens naturally. |
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| This type of transport moves solutes against their concentration gradients expending energy in the process (ATP) |
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| This illustrates ionic active transport |
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| This illustrates active transport |
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| ...is a measurement that combines the effects of solute concentration and physical pressure. |
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| Label the arrows of transport routes and Identify the sympoplast and the apoplast |
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| Symplastic route flows... |
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... from one cell's cytosol, through the plasmodesmata to another cell's cytosol
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| This transport route crosses from one cell cytoplasm, across the cell wall into the other cell cytoplam |
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| The Apolastic route voyages via |
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| the cells walls into the extracellular spaces and back into the adjacent cell's cell wall |
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| Material in the apoplast is blocked by the ... |
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| Why is material coming into the vascular system via the apoplast blocked? |
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| The material is blocked because it has not yet been filtered since the apoplast only goes through cell wall which does not check incoming material for pathogens and other unwanteds. |
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| The fluid portion of a cell's cytoplasm, which lies outside the organelles and other insoluble components of the cytoplasm |
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| ___________ is a collective term for the cytosol plus the organelles suspended within the cytosol. |
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| gelatinous, semi-transparent fluid that fills most cells. |
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| A measurement that combines the effects of solute concentration and physical pressure to determine direction of water flow. |
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| The higher the concentration the ______ the water potential. |
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| Water always flows from a region of _______ water potential to _______ water potential. |
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| Proteins of the cell membrane in plants that enables water to diffuse down its gradient a an increased rate. |
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