BIOLl 1108l Examl 2l –l Principlesl ofl Biologyl IIl (Latestl 2026/l 2027l Update)l Review|l 100%l Verifiedl Questionsl &l Answersl |l Gradel A
Q:l leafl anatomy:l epidermis
Answer:
sheetsl ofl cellsl thatl linel thel leaf'sl upperl andl lowerl surfaces
Q:l leafl anatomy:l mesophyll
Answer:
looselyl packedl photosyntheticl cells
Q:l leafl anatomy:l veins
Answer:
vascularl conduitl unitl thatl connectsl leafl tol restl ofl thel plant
Q:l functionl ofl leaf
Answer:
allowsl gasl exchange,l photosynthesisl andl transpiration
Q:l whyl doesl CO2l uptakel resultl inl waterl loss?
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whenl stomatal open,l waterl vaporl escapesl (waterl vaporl moleculesl diffusel intol areasl ofl lowerl concentration)
Q:l transpiration
Answer:
lossl ofl waterl vaporl froml leaves
Q:l stomata
Answer:
poresl inl epidermisl thatl allowsl CO2l tol diffuse intol thel leaf;l consistsl ofl twol guardl cellsl surroundingl al centrall pore;l guardl cellsl canl shrinkl orl swelll controllingl opening
Q:l CAMl plantsl (photosynthesisl adaptation)
Answer:
CAMl photosynthesis;l usel nocturnall CO2l storagel tol avoidl waterl lossl duringl thel dayl forl plantsl whol livel inl aridl climates
Q:l C4l plantsl (photosynthesisl adaptation)
Answer:
suppressl photorespirationl byl increasingl thel concentrationl ofl CO2l inl thel immediatel vicinityl ofl rubisco -dol thisl byl initiallyl capturingl CO2l inl mesophylll cellsl byl meansl ofl PEPl carboxylasel whichl producesl al 4-carbonl organicl acidl thatl diffusel throughl plasmodesmstsl intol bundlel sheaths -oncel inside,l 4-carbonl compoundsl arel decarboxylated,l releasingl CO2 -cyclel isl completedl asl al 3-carbonl moleculel diffusesl backl intol mesophylll cells -operatesl fasterl thanl calvinl cycle
-includes:l pineapple,l corn,l sugarcane,l wheat
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Q:l parenchyma
Answer:
undifferentiated,l thin-walledl cellsl inl thel interior;l composel mostl ofl interior
Q:l phloem
Answer:
differentiatedl vascularl tissue;l betweenl xyleml andl vascualrl bundle;l transportsl carbohydratesl froml leavesl tol thel restl ofl thel plantl body
Q:l xylem
Answer:
differentiatedl DEADl vascularl tissue;l onl thel interior,l transportsl waterl froml rootsl tol thel leaves
Q:l treacheryl elements
Answer:
partl ofl xylem:l tracheidsl andl vessell elements
Q:l tracheids
Answer:
xylem:l dead,l long,l narrowl cellsl bearingl pitsl onl sidel wallsl andl endl wall
Q:l vessell elements
Answer: 3 / 4
xylem:l deadl cellsl withl openl endl wallsl (nol pitl membranel remains)l calledl perforatedl plates;l shorterel andl widerl thanl tracheids
Q:l waterl flowl inl xylem
Answer:
pulledl byl evaporativel pump -whenl stomatal openl waterl evaporatesl froml wallsl ofl cellsl liningl intercellularl airl spacel ofl leaves -partiall dehydrationl pullsl waterl evaporatesl towardsl sitesl ofl evaporationl similarl tol al spongel (pulledl byl cohesion)
Q:l riskl ofl xyleml conduits
Answer:
1.l collapse:l shrinkagel ofl xylem;l tol printl this,l xyleml isl thickenedl withl wallsl ofl lignin 2.l cavitation:l abruptl replacementl ofl waterl byl waterl vapor;l disruptsl continuationl ofl thel waterl columnl (twol ways) -airl bubblel pulledl throughl pitl duel tol lowerl pressurel inl waterl vsl air -gasesl comingl outl ofl solutionl duringl freezing solution:l xyleml consistsl ofl manyl conduitsl inl parallel,l lossl ofl onel isl notl detrimental
Q:l sievel tubel membersl (STM)
Answer:
phloem:l (inl angiosperms)l wherel sugarl transportl occurs;l connectedl byl sievel plats
Q:l companionl cells
Answer:
phloem:l (inl angiosperms)l wherel cellularl functionl suchl asl proteinl synthesisl occurs
Q:l sourcel tol sink
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