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Transport Processes, aquaporins, evap, cells, Short distance transport,…

- - - - too large forms a P- protein plug
      - present in all monocots and eudicots
    - - injury causes pressure drop
        
        callose contributes to plug and leaking is prevented
- - - - bars
  - - - water potentials equal
    - - water moves from cell into solution
    - - bursting of cell
- - - - abundant potassium negative osmotic potential
    - - less potassium, small negative water potential
- - - - not essential in large plant
      - between cells that are not close neighbors
- - - - through a membrane
  - - - nothing passes through
    - - allow all solutes
    - - allow only certain substances to pass through
    - - help water molecules pass faster
    - - use ATP
      - active transport
    - - migrate through cytoplasm and fuse with another organelle
- - - - any force acting on one molecule acts on all neighboring ones as well
    - - interacts with many other substances
      - water adheres to soil
    - - requires alot of energy to move
  - - - transstomatal transpiration
        
        water loss from open stomata
    - - loss of water through cuticle
    - - body water content that changes with habitat moisture
    - - hydrogen bonding is broken over a large region and water column breaks
    - - space air bubble