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Which process came first? (i.e photosynthesis, respiration, carbon fixation, sex, meiosis)
Carbon Fixation
Which major food crop was domesticated after 100 BC?
sugar beets
Fruit are derived from what flower parts? (according to salveit, not the rest of the world)
ovary wall, petals, sepals, receptacle
What is formed from the interfasicular cambium?
vascular cambium
What is the crucial event in meiosis?
Lining up of paired centromers
The form of what easily observable plant part is stable over long periods of time?
flower
What structure connects the cytoplasm of adjacent cells?
Plasmodesmata
What gives rise to secondary growth?
Vascular cambium
The emerging stem of a hypogeal seed is called the?
epicotyl
Branch roots arise from the
Pericycle
What were the first organic catlysts (enzymes)?
lengths of rna
In what series of respiratory reactions is carbon dioxide produced?
krebs cycle
What happens to fatty acids as their level of unsaturation increases?
1. their melting point decreased
2. they become more prone to oxidation
3. they take up more space
Where does glycolysis take place?
cytoplasm
Polarized light is used to measure:
the proportion of a & b forms of hexose
In which series of respiratory reactions is oxygen consumed?
electron transport
how many bases on an mRNA are needed to code for one amino acid in protein synthesis
3
The chemical reactivity of fatty acids is reduced by:
forming lipids
What is produced by the beta oxidation of fatty acids?
Acetyl CoA + ATP + NADH
Where are fatty acids initially synthesized?
Plastids
Which cells in a plant respire?
only living cells
what is the function of photolysis?
supply electrons for PS 2
Where does the dark series of reactions take place in photosynthesis?
liquid stroma of chloroplast
Which carboxylating enzyme is used during C4 carbon fixation?
RuBP & PEP carboxylase
Which plants produce 3N endosperm?
angiosperms
In the Redox reactions that occur in respiration, glucose is
:
oxidized
What prevents water from entering the vascular system through an apoplastic route?
endodermis
What process converts energy in light photons or chemical bonds into ATP?
Chemiosmotic phosphorylation
Poplypeptides are?
linear strings of amino acids
Where does the extra ATP come from for C4 carbon fixation?
Cyclic photophosphorylation
Most hexoses are D isomers because:
the hydroxyl group is on the right
A saturated chain poly unsaturated fatty acid
(18:3) has what type of double bonds?
trans
What is the difference between a molecule of amylose and a molecule of cellulose?
their type of glycosidic bonds