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9.1 Transport inthe xylem of plants
9. 2 Transport in the phloem of plants
9. 3 Growth in plants
9. 4 Reproduction in plants
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Essential Idea : structure and function are correlated in the xylem of plan Is
Vascular plants have two types of transport tissue , xylem and phloem (to move . needed materials between specialized tissues .
Transpiration is the loss of water vapor from the stems and leaves of plants .
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Light energy converts water in the leaves to vapor , which evaporates from the leaf via stomata .
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New water is absorbed from the soil ( low ) and NOT ( high )
by the root ,
creating a di Frere rice in pressure between the lead
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Water will flow
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via the xylem, along the pressure gradient to replace the water lost from leaves (transpiration stream ).
Stomata are pore on the underside of the leak which facilitate
gas exchange ( needed for
photosynthesis )
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As photosynthetic gas exchange requires stomata to be open , transpiration will be arrested
by the level of photosynthesis .
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Hence, transpiration is an inevitable consequence of gas exchange in the tear .
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Transpiration is the evaporation of water from the leaves , stems and flowers? It is the movement of water vapour out the leaf and through the
stomata .
Evaporation :
occurs when some of the light energy absorbed by the leaf is convened to heat , thereby raising the temperature inside the leaf
changing the water into water vapour .
leaves called stomata
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Majority of water lost during transpiration is
through openings on the bottom of the .
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Transpiration at pull :
results when water evaporates from the leaves and stems More water is drawn up through the .
plant to replace the
water that is lost .
The loss of water generates negative pressure and transpirationat pull water molecules in the xylem
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a a on .
Transpirationat Pull results from the combined forces of cohesion and adhesion
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Water moves into the roots osmosis cell walls and through the cytoplasm because the concentration solutes inside
by through the of
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the cells is greater than outside the root cells due to active transport of mineral and ions .
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xylem vessels are transport tissue found in vascular plants composed of a number
of different types of cell , including long , continuous , thin , usually dead cells .
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cell walls are thickened to make the xylem vessels stronger .
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The walls of the xylem are thickened and strengthened by a polymer lignin .
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Lignin may be deposited in different ways such as rings or spiral .
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since atmospheric pressure is greater than the pressure inside the xylem vessels , the
ridged structure prevent them from collapsing .
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The responsible for transport of water and soluble mineral nutrients the
xylem is the from
roots to the different pans of the plants that use water .
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This also allows minerals absorbed from the soil to be transported through the xylem to the
leaves .
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