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Transpiration Basics for 11 Biology #transpiration
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Water evaporates from the
Palisade cells
xylem
Stomata
Mesophyll cells
2
Water vapor is found in the
Palisade layer (air spaces)
Stomata (entering the leaf)
Roots (entering the leaf)
Mesophyll layer (air spaces)
3
Which water property/properties help pull water up the xylem?
Adhesion and cohesion
Density and adhesion
Cohesion and density
Density, adhesion, cohesion
4
State the nutrients required by plants.
Carbon dioxide, organic nutrients, organic ions, water
Oxygen, organic nutrients, ions, water, urea
Carbon dioxide, oxygen, organic nutrients, ions, water
Carbon dioxide, oxygen, inorganic ions, water
5
State the mechanism by which water enters root hair cells
Active transport
Low pressure
Osmosis
Facilitated diffusion
6
Explain why transpiration occurs.
Plant is thirsty and needs water
The Sun evaporates water
Due to dry conditions
The roots draw up water
7
Which feature allows xylem to stay strong under hydrostatic pressure?
Magic
Osmosis
Cell thickenings
Cell walls
8
Liquid water is found on the _______________ cells.
Guard
Mesophyll
Epidermis
Palisade
9
Name one kind of organism that does not require any transport system.
Mice
Bacteria
Cacti
Fish
10
State the driving force that pulls water through the xylem.
Diffusion
Active Transport
Hydrostatic Pressure
Osmosis
11
Describe why carbon dioxide and oxygen do not require a transport system to travel in plants.
Stomata
Active Transport
They are processed in the plant leaves
Diffusion
12
State the name of the structure in which water transpires out of a leaf.
Palisade
Mesophyll
Guard Cells
Stomata
13
State the vessel responsible for the transport of water (and inorganic ions).
Root Hairs
Xylem
Phloem
Mesophyll Layer
