BIO242: Exam 1

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Chapters 1, 3, and 4

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describe one new thing you learned from the beginning of chapter 1.

cork comes from oak trees

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explain two important reasons that life on earth is dependent on green organisms.

they convert sun energy into usable energy for plants and animals, and they produce oxygen and remove CO2 from the air we breathe

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list five different plant products

paper, lumber, medicine, food, clothing

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explain what the quote means

we need to learn how to use and maximize all the benefits of plants to continue living on earth. this means we have to utilize plant resources for food and as a removal method for the anthropogenic activities that are constantly polluting the earth.

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plant anatomy

structure of plants

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plant physiology

functions of plants

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plant taxonomy and systematics

defining/classifying/naming plants

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plant geography

plant distribution

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plant morphology

structure and shape/form of plants

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economic botany and ethnobotany

practical application of plants and plant products

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describe the compound light microscope.

it uses light and can magnify up to 30x

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describe the transmission electron microscope.

it uses the beam of an electron and high-voltage electricity to magnify up to 200,000x

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stereoscope magnification

1500x

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scanning magnification

10,000x

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do plants have eukaryotic or prokaryotic cells? explain.

eukaryotic cells, they have complex organelles and were derived from prokaryotic cells

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explain the endosymbiotic theory.

endosymbiotic theory states that eukaryotic cells come from prokaryotic cells. plant cells grew mitochondria and chloroplasts when they engulfed the prokaryotic cells.

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define protoplasm

all living components in a cell

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what structure is located between neighboring cells and facilitates communication between cells?

plasmodesmata

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cell wall

outer layer of cell, protects and supports cell

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plasma membrane

semi-permeable, phospholipid bilayer, boundary that supports cell and regulates movement

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nucleus

control center for the cell, holds DNA and sends coded messages and permits transportation

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endoplasmic reticulum

network of tubes that facilitate communication and transportation throughout the cell and synthesizes proteins

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ribosomes

contains RNA and proteins, links amino acids for protein building and synthesis

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dictyosomes

(golgi bodies) synthesize, package, and store carbohydrates in ER

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chloroplasts

contain grana, thylakoid, chlorophylls, and stroma. where photosynthesis occurs/where they get their green from

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chromoplasts

synthesizes carotenoids - reds, yellows, oranges (plastids)

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leucoplasts

synthesize starches and oils - colorless

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mitochondria

release ATP from cellular respiration

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microbodies

small, spherical bodies that contain specialized enzymes

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vacuoles

90% volume, filled with fluid called sap, stores metabolites and waste, regulates cell

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cytoskeleton

contains microtubules and microfilaments that aid in movement within the cell and in a cell’s architecture

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describe one fun fact you learned about the paper industry.

paper was invented by the Chinese around 105 A.D. and was kept a secret for many years

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meristem

permanent regions of growth where cells actively divide

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primary growth

primary tissues grow in length

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secondary growth

secondary tissues grow in girth/width

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name a meristem responsible for primary growth.

apical meristem

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name a meristem that can produce secondary growth.

lateral meristem

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what meristem do grasses have that enables them to grow despite mowing?

intercalary meristem

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how does a simple tissue differ from a complex tissue?

simple tissues have only one type of cell while complex tissues have two or more types of cells

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parenchyma

thin, pliable wall, long-living, living cytoplasm, large vacuoles (parenchyma cells)

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sclerenchyma

tough, thick, secondary wall that protects (sclerenchyma cells)

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xylem

conducts water and minerals from roots (parenchyma, fibers, vessels, ray cells, tracheids)

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collenchyma

living cytoplasm, may live long, thick cell walls with uneven thickness and are pliable and strong (collenchyma cells)

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phloem

conducts food material from photosynthesis (fibers, sieve tube members, companion cells, ray cells, parenchyma cells)

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guard cells

are located in epidermis tissue and aid in gas exchange

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periderm

replaces epidermis when cork cambium produces new tissues (cork cells and parenchyma cells)

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how are the parts of a plant like those of a house?

  • genes - blueprints because they are the genetic makeup much like the outline of a house plan

  • roots - the foundation of a house because they are firmly placed in the ground and build up from there.

  • pores - windows of a house because they allow things to go in and out / connect the inside of a house/cell to the outside.

  • cell wall - walls of a house because they are the protective layer that borders the inside.