Identify the set of conditions under which transpiration would occur at the slowest rate.
Humidity
Temperature
Air movement
Light intensity
A
Low
Low
Low
Low
B
High
Low
Low
Low
C
High
High
Low
Low
D
High
Low
High
Low
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When a very narrow glass tube known as a capillary tube is dipped into water, water can flow up the tube despite the opposing force of gravity.
What is this model demonstrating?
A hydrostatic pressure gradient
Cohesion between water molecules
Adhesion between water molecules
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The following steps describe the process of transpiration.
Water is drawn from xylem vessels to replace the water lost
A pulling force is transmitted throughout the xylem vessels all the way down the stem of the plant and to the ends of the xylem in the roots
Water evaporates from the surfaces of cells inside a leaf
A low pressure is generated within the xylem
What is the correct order of the steps?
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Which of the following relates to xylem vessels?
Transport organic compounds from source to sink
Transport mineral ions from roots to leaves
Provides mechanical support to the plant
Closely associated with companion cells to assist with loading of sucrose
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A student drew a diagrammatic representation of a transverse section of a plant stem based on what they saw using a light microscope.
Identify the correct labels required for the drawing above.
I
II
III
IV
V
A
Vascular bundle
Pith
Phloem
Cambium
Xylem
B
Phloem
Xylem
Vascular bundle
Cambium
Pith
C
Vascular bundle
Xylem
Pith
Cambium
Phloem
D
Vascular bundle
Cambium
Pith
Xylem
Phloem
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Identify which of the adaptations below is not found amongst the group of plants known as xerophytes.
Having long hairs on their surface, so air moisture is absorbed at night
Having reduced leaves in the form of spines, so the surface area for transpiration is reduced
Having reduced numbers of stomata, so there are fewer pores through which water can be lost
Having hinge cells that shrink when flaccid, so the leaves roll up
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When water is taken up by roots, what process is responsible for this and what is the cause behind this process?
Process
Cause
A
Cohesion
The concentration of solutes in the soil is higher than in the roots
B
Cohesion
The concentration of solutes in the soil is lower than in the roots
C
Osmosis
The concentration of solutes in the soil is higher than in the roots
D
Osmosis
The concentration of solutes in the soil is lower than in the roots
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What does a potometer measure?
The rate of photosynthesis of a plant
The rate of water uptake of a plant
The rate of respiration of a plant
The rate of transpiration of a plant
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Certain environmental factors can affect the rate of transpiration in plants. The effect of one environmental factor on transpiration rate is shown in the graph below.
Identify the environmental factor that is having this effect on transpiration rate.
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Identify the process by which mineral ions in soil move towards the root cell membrane.
Transport through proteins known as protein pumps
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