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23 Cards in this Set
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Photosynthesis end Product?
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Glucose and Oxygen
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What process is this?
Carbon Dioxide + Water + Light Energy ---- Glucose and Oxygen |
- Photosynthesis
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Resperation end product?
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Carbon Dioxide, Water, and Energy
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List the process of Resperation:
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Glucose + Oxygen ---- Carbon Dioxide, Water, and Energy
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Which Layer of the leaf is the layer where food is produced?
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- Palisade Layer
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Name two things that exit through the leaves stomata:
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- Oxygen and Glucose
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What causes the stomata on leaves to open?
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Guard Cells ( When water moves through them)
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What is the process called when plants use light energy to make food?
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- Photosynthesis
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What does resperation do?
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- Breaks down food into energy
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List two possible ways photosynthesis is important.
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- Provide Food for the plant
- Provide oxygen for humans and Animals |
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What do Short day plants require?
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- Long nights
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What are plants that require short nights to fllower?
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- Long Day Plants
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Photosynthesis and Resperation are ______ processes.
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Opposite
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What is the hormone that causes phototropism?
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- Auxin
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When do Stomata usually open?
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- During the Day
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What is the flowering response of a plant to length of light and dark?
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- Photoperiodism
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What is the releasing of energy from food?
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- Respiration
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What are the openings on a leaf that let in Carbon Dioxide and let out Oxygen?
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- Stomata
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What is the response of a plant to a stimulus?
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- Tropism
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What are plants that flower over a wide range of dark periods?
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- Day- neutral
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What raw material needed by plants enters through open stomata?
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- Carbon Dioxide
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What is the function of the stomata?
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- To release oxygen
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Tropism:
- Toward the Stimulus? - Away from the Stimulus? |
- Positive
- Negative |
