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root hairs _ (increase or decrease) surface area
increase
protoderm
outer layer
procambium
xylem and phloem
ground meristem
inside tissue
is the xylem inside or outside the cambium
inside
is the phloem inside or outside the cambium
outside
stomata
pores on leaf
which root structure is better for surface area, branched or straight
branched
which root structure is better for stability, branched or striaght
straight
what are the 3 routes that water takees from the root to the epidermis (hint A, S, T)
apoplastic route, symplastic route, transmembrane route
what does the apoplastic route pass through
cell wall
what does the symplastic route pass through ( ____ via ____mata)
cytoplasm via plasmodesmata
what does the transmembrane route pass through
multiple membranes
what happens when a guard cell gains water
opens
what happens when a guard cell loses water
closes
what is transpiration (____ for plants)
evaporation for plants
how much water is lost through transpiration
90%
does water move from higher to lower water potential or lower to higher
higher to lower
what protein is used for nitrogen uptake
transport protein
what is an adaptation that plants use to save water in dry areas (3 letter)
CAM
relatively, big small or intermediate, how big are sand particles
big
relatively how big small or intermediate is silt
intermediate
relatively how big small or intermediate is clay
small
which one is the best for plants. sand, silt, clay, or loam
loam
What is humus
decaying organic matter
what charge does soil have
negative
what pH is the best for nutrient uptake (slightly _)
slightly acidic
what is chlorosis (____Ing)
yellowing
auxin (___ toward __)
growth toward sun
cytokinin
stimulates cell division
gibberellin (___ elong___)
stem elongation
ABA
drought hormone
Ethlyene (___ing)
Ripening