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Why are plants able to stand upright and maintain their structure?

TURGOR PRESSURE

A group of cells function together to perform a function. What level of organization is that?

TISSUE

In what part of a plant does photosynthesis occur?

LEAVES/CHLOROPHYLL

1 Leaves are made up of vascular tissues. What level of organization are leaves?

ORGAN

Why do stomata open?

to draw water up to the leaves and allow carbon dioxide in

7 What causes a plant to wilt?

NOT ENOUGH WATER

4 What is the function of the Phloem?

CARRIES GLUCOSE UP AND DOWN THE PLANT

What three things are needed for photosynthesis to happen?

WATER, SUNLIGHT, CARBON DIOXIDE

What does a plant produce from photosynthesis?

GLUCOSE, OXYGEN

9 What is turgor pressure?

PRESSURE FROM WATER INSIDE A CELL (FULL VACUOLE)

What are the two systems in a plant?

ROOTS AND SHOOTS

What is the primary function of leaves?

ITS WHERE PHOTOSYNTHESIS HAPPENS

If a plant's vacuole is full/large, will the cell have high or low turgor pressure?

HIGH TURGOR PRESSURE

11. Why would a plant grow towards a window?

RESPONDING TO THE STIMULUS OF SUNLIGHT

6 How would plants most likely respond to the sun passing through the sky?

THE FLOWER WOULD CHANGE DIRECTIONS THOUGHT THE DAY TO FOLLOW THE SUN

10 What could cause a stomata to close?

REDUCED WATER IN THE SOIL

10 What is the force that causes a seed to split open to allow for a plant to grow?

TURGOR PRESSURE/WATER INSIDE THE SEE IS PUSHING OUT

What do the roots do?

ANCHOR PLANT, SOAK UP MINERALS AND WATER FROM SOIL

What plants are more likely to have more stomata: plants in the desert with very little water, or plants in a rainforest with an abundance of water?

PLANTS IN A RAINFOREST

In germinating seeds, the roots grow downward and the leaves and stems grow upward. What stimulus is the plant responding to?

GRAVITY (GEOTROPISM)

3 What is the function of the Xylem?

CARRY WATER FROM ROOTS TO LEAVES