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| all organic molecules contain? |
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| any given element differs from all other elements based on the number of? |
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| leaves have how many epidermal layers and what are they? |
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between epidermal layers
palisade and spongy |
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| is dead, bigger and on top |
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| plants replaced leaves with these because leaves require water |
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| vines, they just grab ahold of other organisms |
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| look like petals but not part of the flower |
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| leaves are light colored, they have leaf hairs for more surface area, and a sunken stomata |
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| pressure waves, heat, light(radiation), chemical, electrical |
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| atoms that are further from the nucleus have? |
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| when energy is added to atom what happens? |
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| the electron gets excited and moves to the outer shell, where it can be taken away |
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| carbs, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acid |
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fructose and glucose, starch cellulose, sucrose, lactose
C:H:O-----> 1:2:1 |
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| monosaccharides and disaccarides |
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| waxes, cuberin, cutin, phospholipids, oils, triglycerides |
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| formula for photosynthesis |
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| co2 + h20 + light ---> c6h1206 + 02 |
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| chlorophyll b, carotenoid, xanthophylls |
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| 2 steps in photosynthesis |
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| light dependant reactions and light independant reactions |
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| light and water enter, o2 and ATP and NADPH out |
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| light independnt reactions |
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calvin cycle, co2, NADPH, ATP(energy),
glucose(c6h12o2) |
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| c6h12o6 + o2 ----> co2 + h20 + ATP |
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1. glycolysis - 2 ATP
2. Krebs Cycle - 2 ATP
3. electron Transport chain - 32 |
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| when does fermentation occur? |
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| when there is no oxygen for respiration |
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| how does water transport through the plant? |
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| through xylem in roots and stem |
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| transport through the endodermis of cells |
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| tension theory, which means water sticks to water, water adheres to cell walls, and 90% of water evaporates in the xylem |
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| travel from a source(leaves) to a sink(growing part) through the phloem |
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| plant response comes from? |
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| types of plant responses? |
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| phototropism and geotropism/gravitropism, positive or negative |
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