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The 4 Plant organs
Roots, stalk, leaves, flower
Roots purpose
Take up water and mineral ions from the soil
Works as an anchor
Stalk purpose
Transport substances
Support
Flower purpose
Reproduction
Leaves purpose
Photosynthesis
Water vapour leaving plants
Leaf structure - waxy cuticle purpose
Water proof
Keeps out dirt, bacteria etc
Protective layer, once cell thick
Leaf structure - stomata purpose
Holes for diffusion of gasses
Leaf structure - guard cells purpose
Open and close stomata
Control what goes in and out
Leaf structure - spongy mesophyll purpose
Space for gas diffusion
Leaf structure - palisade cells purpose
Lots of chloroplasts
Where photosynthesis occurs
Leaf structure - epidermis purpose
Let sunlight through
Prevent water from getting out
What is the gas going into leaves for photosynthesis
Carbon dioxide
What is the gas coming out after photosynthesis
Oxygen
What does the xylem do
Transport water and mineral ions from the roots to the leaves for photosynthesis, not using any energy
When there is too much water in a plant,
It can evaporate out of leaves
What toes the phloem do
Transport dissolved glucose/food from photosynthesis up and down around the whole plant, using energy
Movement of water etc in xylem is called
Transpiration
Movement of glucose around plant in the phloem is called
Translocation