Exam 6: Plant Adaptations to the Environment
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Relative growth rate is the change in size of a plant during some period of time.
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As temperatures continue to rise, the photosynthetic rate reaches a maximum related to
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The light level at which the rate of carbon uptake in photosynthesis equals the rate of carbon loss in respiration is the ________ point.
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________ is the component of relative growth rate that represents the leaf area per unit of plant weight.
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A plant growing in sun is expected to have a ________ maximum photosynthetic rate than a plant growing in shade.
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Describe two plant adaptations to low light and explain why these adaptations are unsuitable for plants in high-light environments.
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Plants lose heat to the environment through direct contact of leaves with the air or water.
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A CO₂ gradient between the inside and outside of a leaf is maintained during photosynthesis because
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The tendency of a solution to attract water molecules from areas of high to low concentration is called its ________.
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Compared with plants growing in high light, plants growing in shaded environments tend to produce ________ Rubisco.
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At light levels below the light compensation point, the rate of carbon loss due to respiration exceeds the rate of uptake in the process of photosynthesis.
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Submerged aquatic plants are different from terrestrial plants in that they can use HCO₃⁻ as a carbon source for photosynthesis.
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The process of photosynthesis in plants occurs in specialized cells within the leaf called ________ cells.
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Which of the following conditions is required for a continued movement of water from the soil into and through a plant via transpiration?
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An Acacia seedling grown in shade (50% full sun)is expected to have a ________ net assimilation rate (NAR)and ________ leaf area ratio (LAR)than an Acacia seedling grown in full sun.
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Some plants have the ability to tolerate extreme cold, known as ________.
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Much of the nitrogen taken in by a plant is used to synthesis the molecules Rubisco and ________.
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