GCSE AQA Plant tissues

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Revision on plant tissues for the new 9-1 AQA Biology GCSE

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1
What is the name for the movement of water from the roots until it evaporates from the leaves?
Transpiration
Transatlantic
Transportation
Translocation
2
Which gas do stomata let into the leaves so they can do photosynthesis?
Carbon monoxide
Carbon dioxide
Nitrogen
Oxygen
3
Which 2 tissues are found in the vascular bundles (veins)?
Xylophones and poems
Xylophones and phloem
Xylem and poems
Xylem and phloem
4
Which cells in a leaf do the most photosynthesis?
Guard cells
Lemonade cells
Palace cells
Palisade cells
5
Name 2 things root hair cells absorb.
Minerals and oxygen
Water and carbon dioxide
Oxygen and carbon dioxide
Minerals and water
6
What is the fancy name for transporting dissolved sugars in the plhoem?
Transportation
Transylvania
Transpiration
Translocation
7
Which cells control the size of the stomata?
Soldier cells
Blood cells
Palisade cells
Guard cells
8
What is transported in the phloem?
Protein
Fat
Water
Dissolved foods like sugars
9
How do root hair cells absorb minerals?
By active transport
By osmosis
10
Which layer in the leaf has lots of air spaces for gas exchange?
Squidgy mesophyll
Flannel mesophyll
Squashy mesophyll
Spongy mesophyll
11
Which chemical makes xylem walls strong and waterproof?
Protein
Glucose
Cement
Lignin
12
How do root hair cells absorb water?
By osmosis
By active transport
13
Where do you usually find stomata?
On the side of the leaf
In the middle of the leaf
On top of the leaf
On the bottom of the leaf
14
How are root hair cells adapted to absorb water and minerals?
Small surface area
Large surface area
15
What do xylem transport?
Nitrogen and hydrogen
Water and minerals
Oxygen and carbon dioxide
Water and glucose

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