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Transport process (long distance transport phloem and xylem (cohesion…
Transport process
long distance transport phloem and xylem
membrane-bound molecular pumps
phloem loaded
by polymer trap mechanism
sinks are sites
receive transported phloem sap
cohesion-tension hypothesis
H2O help in stem & leaf
adhesion of H2O to cell wall
xylem vessels & tracheas
night stomata closes
properties of water
cohesive
force acting on molecule acts on another
adhesive
molecules interesting with other substance
supports pressure flow hypothesis
active transport postulated
transstomatal transportations
stomata open
increased transportation
stomata closed
decreased transportation
stomata
pores in leaf
allow gas exchange
trans cuticular transpiration
H2O movement
through plant & evaporation
water nutrients transferred
p-protein
amount of sugars and nutrients transported
specific mass transfer
many species sugars transported
tune into sieve elements
short distance intercellular transport
transfer cells
specialized parenchyma
increased surface ares
rapid short distance
motor cells
accumulate or expel K ions
adjust H2O potential turgidity
adjust internal concentration
alters turgidity
cell shape
living cells
connected by plasmodesmata
protoplasm
symplast
apoplast
space between wall & intercellular space
guard cells
guard cells open
K ions transported
loss of K ions
negative potential
absorption of K ions
increasingly negative
opening & closing of stomatal pores
shrink at night
hydraulic equilibrium
H2O enters & leaves
no net change
Diffusion, Osmosis & Active Transport
active transport
molecular pumps
protein
binds to molecule & ATP
ATP to ADP
energy to pump
ATP for molecule movement
across gradient
intracellular pumps
vesicle moves in cytoplasm
fusses with organelle
diffusion
osmosis
high to low concentration
random movement
different membranes
completely permeable
nothing gets through
isolation barriers
freely permeable
molecules move through
no biological significance
selectively permeable
hydrophobic pass through
hydrophilic cross differentially
protein channel
aquaporins
certain substances move through
lips & proteins
Water potential
increases several ways
osmotic potential
solute
solvent
effect on H2O
pressure potential
effects water potential
water under tension
postive or negative
pressure potential increases
water potential decreases
H2O under pressure
measured by megapascals
cooling
heated
under pressure
elevated pressure
matric pressure
H2O adhesion to non disolved structure