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plants chap 13/2

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the atm is less humid than air spaces next to stomata. the atm is less humid than air spaces next to stomata.
how is water lost from the air spaces replaced in plants? replaced with water evaporating from CELL WALLS of surrounding (mesophyll cells).
how can plants control rate of transpiration? by changing size of stomatal pores.
How is water lost in mesophyll cells? by evaporation from surfaces to AIR SPACES of leaf.
How is water replaced in mesophyll cells? water from xylem via the apoplastic or symplastic pathway.
In symplast water to mesophyll cell moves coz? mesophyll cells lose water to air spaces. these cells have lower WP - osmosis occurs from neighbour cells. neighbour cells - have LOW WP. They take in water from their NEIGHBOURS. Estabilishes a wp grad pulls water from xylem across leaf mesophyll.
what are the 2 factors, cause water to move up xylem from roots to leaves? cohesion- tension & root pressure.
what does transpirational pull put the xylem under ? tension - it has neg pressure hence cohesion tension theory.
evidence for cohesion tension theory? DURING DAY transpiration highest- more negative pressure in xylem/ NO MORE TENSION. causes trunk to skrink in diameter. At night less tension in trunk - diameter increases.
what haps if xylem vessel broken ? tree cannot draw water. air enter it CONSTANTLY. continous column oh water broken. water no longer stick together. ( evidence for cohesion tension theory)
When would water leak out if xylem vessel broken? If xylem under pressure.
Is transpiration passive or active? why? passive. xylem vessel dead - can' t move water.
because xylem are dead what hap to end walls? they can break down. forms continous unbroken tubes from root. to leaves. good for cohesion - tension theory.
Energy for transpiration comes from? Sun
what does casparin strip prevent? movement of water across cell wall.
HUG a tree finger will meet in day , but not at night.
role of trans: how are leave adapted for photosynthesis? have large surfaceA - to absorb light. stomata - inward diffusion of C02. both result in LOSS OF WATER.
Why is transpiration not neccessary? it helps bring water to leaves - but OSMOSIS THOSE THE SAME.
how does temp affect transpiration? rise in temp: increases kinetic energy of h2o mole. rate of evaporation. increase transpirtion. decreases Airs water potential. (factors that affect transpiration)
(factors that affect transpiration) reduction in temp on transpiration? decreases rate of transpiration.
what does transpirational pull put the xylem under ? tension - it has neg pressure hence cohesion tension theory.
evidence for cohesion tension theory? DURING DAY transpiration highest- more negative pressure in xylem/ NO MORE TENSION. causes trunk to skrink in diameter. At night less tension in trunk - diameter increases.
what haps if xylem vessel broken ? tree cannot draw water. air enter it CONSTANTLY. continous column oh water broken. water no longer stick together. ( evidence for cohesion tension theory)
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