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What is tranpsiration a consequence of
Gas exchange
What is the purpos of transportation
Delivers water and mineral ions in water to cell
What is the overall process of the gas exchange
Co2 and o2 move through stomata (controlled by guard cells)
Open = exchange of gases + water vapour moves out
Closes = mainly in night but still need o2 for respiration so some still open slightly
Where does water move to and from
Water moves from roots to leaves
Where do water molecules evaporate from and where do they go?
Water molecules evaporate from mesophyll cells into stomata of leaf by diffusion
What happens when water enters stomata
Loss of water from mesophyll tissue = decreases W.P
Water move into cells from adjacent cells = osmosis along apoplst and symplast pathway
When does the osmosis stop and where does water move next
Until xylem is reached
Water move out of xylem into cells
What does water molecules do
Form hydrogen bonds with carbohydrates in xylem walls (adhesion)
H.B with each other = cohesion
What is the cohesion- tension theory
Water goes against gravity
Continuous stream through xylem to replace evaporated water
= transpiration pull - creates tension - moves water from soil to roots
How can a tree be an example of transpiration n
Diameter of tree increases when tension decreases (at night)
Diameter of tree DECREASEA when tension INCREAES (day time)
How does the xylem being cut be an example of transpiration
Xylem is cut - water is lost and no movement of water = continuous stream cut