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Prokaryotic Cells

cell has no nucleus or membrane

prokaryotic cell

cell has 2 domains


Archea


Bacteria

Eukaryotic Cells

cells has a nucleus and membrane bound organelles

Eukaryotic Cells

cell has one domain; Eukarya

Eukarya

domain has 4 kingdoms


protists


fungi


plants


animals

coccus
round e.i streptococcus pyogenes
round i.e. streptococcus pyogenes

bacillus

rod i.e E. Coli

rod i.e E. Coli

sprillium
sprial i.e trepanema phillidum
spiral i.e trepanema phillidum

Cynobacteria

photosynthetic bacteria and contains chlorophyll

Nucleus

DNA is found here

Nucleolus

spot found inside the nucleus

mitochondria
ATP is produced here
Ribosomes
protein synthesis
cellwall
thick wall made of cellulose

large central vacuole

70% of the cell used for storage

Plastids

a double membrane bound organelle involved in sythesis and storage of food

chloroplast
contain chlorophyll for photosythesis

Amyloplasts

contains starches

Chromoplast
contains pigment

Oscillatoria

chlorophll

chlorophll

Gloeocapsa

Bacillus

Onion

Potato

Amyloplasts

Amyloplasts

Elodea

cell wall 
chloplast

cell wall


chloplast

Red Pepper

Human Cell

Passive Transport

transport that does not require energy

Active transport

transport that requires energy

Diffusion

movement from high concentration to low concentration

Rate of Diffusion

increase temp increase rate


concentration gradient

difference in concentration

rate of diffusion

size increase rate decreases

Dialysis

diffusion across a semipermeable membrane


osmosis

diffusion of water


solution

a soild dissoloved in a liquid

hypertonic

greater solute concentration

hypotonic

low solute concentration

isotonic

equal sloute concentration

pure water

0ppt

salt water

33ppt

fresh water

0-2ppt


human tissue

9ppt

hemolysis

cell burst

cienation

cell shrinks

Turgar Pressure

internal pressure in plant cells; makes cell rigid and self supporting

plasmolysis

loss of turgar pressure; cell wilts

Non-vascular plants

no vascular system small plants 


i.e. mosses

no vascular system small plants


i.e. mosses

seedless vascular plants

vascular system 


spores instead of seeds


i.e. fern trees


few cells w/ coating

vascular system


spores instead of seeds


i.e. fern trees


few cells w/ coating

Gymnosperms

seeds on cones


conifers- pines, firs, spruce


blade cypress- taxodium distichum

angiosperms

largest group flowering plants___reproduction

Monocots & Dicots

2 groups of angiosperms

monocots

1 catelydon in the seed

dicots

2 catelydon in the seed

monocot

parallel leaf veins

dicots

net veins

monocot
multiples of 3 leaves
dicot
multiples of 4 or 5 leaves

types of leaves

blades per leaf


simple leaf


compound leaf

simple leaf

1 blade

compound leaf

more than 2 blades

leaf arrangment

leaves per blade

Alternate leaves

1 leaf per node

opposite leaves

2 per node

whorled leaves
more than 2 leaves
types roots
tap root
fiberous root

tap root

dominate


1 root

fiberous root

many equal sized roots

root

underground


water absorbation & nutients


holds plants in soil


stores carbohydrates


i.e cypress kness

stem

connects roots & leaves

leaves
goes through photosynthesis

dermal tissue

specialized cells/ guard cells

epidermis
outer most layers & job is to protect

ground tissue

not dermal or vascular

parenchyma cells
potato
large thin wall
living cell

schlerenchyma cell

small thick walled dead cells

chloronchyma cells
contain chlorophyll found in leaf mesophyll

vascular tissue

transporting tissue around the cell

xylem
large thick walled hallow cell
transports water works by capillary action
dead cell

phloem

living cells


small thin walled living cells


transports carbohydrates


use active transport

cambium

meristcmatic tissue


plant stem cell


forms xylem & phloem

stomata (stoma)

pores in leaf


gas exchange


formed by guard cell

monocot root

monocot stem

dicot root

dicot stem

dicot leaf

dicot stem

dicot root

monocot stem

monocot root

dicot middle