Section 24-2 Quiz Transport In Vascular Plants

The loss of water from a plant through its stomata

The movement of sugars through a plant from a source to sink

A part of a plant to which sugar is needed for metabolism

When water evaporates from a plant

Mass will remain tense uhless acted upon by cohesion

Theory that water moves up a plant because of its cohesive properties and because of tension created by the loss of water from the leaves through transpiration

The speed of light undergoes tension when passing the sun, and cohesion when in the shadow of a planet

Water moves up a plant because of its tension properties and because of cohesion created by the loss of water from through its stomata

Water is a polar substance, it can adhere to other polar substances

It is a liquid, made up of carbon dioxide bonds

It can adhere to other liquids, it resists oil

It heats up quickly, it doesn't burn the plant

Guard cells cause the stoma to open and close

Guard cells prevent water from entering the stoma

Guard cells let water flow freely through the stoma

None of the above

The part of a plant to which water is delivered

The part of the plant that provides sugar

The part of a plant to which sugar is delivered

The part of the plant that performs photosynthesis

The cells take in water by mitosis

The cells take in water by meiosis

The cells take in water by photosynthesis

The cells take in water by osmosis

True

False

True

False