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Give two examples of how Xerophytic plants have adapted to reduce water loss.
A thick cuticle/rolling up leafs/hairy leafs/reduced surface area/stomata in pits
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What name is given to any tissue between the upper and lower epidermis of a leaf?
Mesophyll
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Give two reasons why root hair cells are well adapted to their function.
Shape has a large surface area and high concentration of ions on vacuole
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Name the type of bond that forms between water molecules.
Hydrogen bond.
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What specialized plant cell absorbs water from the ground?
Root hair cell
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What type of proteins actively pump ions into the xylem?
Carrier proteins
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What theory is used to explain transpiration pull?
Cohesion-tension
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How is water transported into the xylem?
By osmosis brought about due to active transport of ions.
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What is the apoplastic pathway?
The route through the cell walls and intracellular space by which water is transported.
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On which organ are the stomata found?
Leaf
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Why are water are water molecules attracted to each other?
They are polar so hydrogen bonds form between molecules.
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What name is given to the process of water moving through a partially permeable membrane, from a higher water potential to a lower water potential?
Osmosis
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Compares the rate of transpiration during the day to nighttime.
Generally increases in day because stomata open for CO2 intake for photosynthesis.
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