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Chapter 12: Transport Processes (Short Distance Intercellular Transport…
Chapter 12: Transport Processes
Diffusion, Osmosis, & Active Transport
Diffusion
random movement of particles in solution
high-low
through a membrane
osmosis
membranes
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Permeability
Completely Impermeable
Selectively Permeable
Freely Permeable
protein channels
aquaporins
speed up
molecular pumps
ATP
types
Plasma membrane
govern movement out/in cell
vacuolar membrane
accumulation space
E.R. & dictyosome membranes
transport materials
intracelluar transport
Active Transport
Water Potential
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Cells & Water Movement
lysis never happens to plant cells
cells strong enough for high water absorption
pressure potential can change alot
free energy
chemical potential
ability to do work
increased by
heat
raised pressure
raised elevation
decreased by
cold
reduced pressure
reduced elevation
components
pressure potential
measured in megapascals or bars
positive
compressed
negative
stretched
osmotic potential
number of particles
solutes effects
decrease free energy
matric potential
adhesion to cell walls, membranes, soil
always negative
movement
positive—negative
Water Available In Water
eutrophication
death from lack of oxygen
humans threaten water life
too much salt=bad
too much fresh water=bad
Water Availability In Air
supplied to land by
rain, fog, dew, frost, snow, hail, humidity
adaptations
help prevent death due to water loss
transpiration
water pulled out by air
protoplast
shrinks from cell wall
plant wilts
can lead to cell death
plasmolysis
incipient plasmolysis
point which protoplast pulled slightly away from wall
Short Distance Intercellular Transport
Guard Cells
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stomatal pores
potassium pumps
Motor Cells
located at “joints”
help flex and fold to stimuli
Transfer Cells
plasmodesmata
fine cytoplasmic channels
pass thru primary cell walls
living cells are connected by it
symplast
protoplasm
one continuous mass
apoplast
wall and intercellular spaces
glands
intercellular space
freely move
nonglandular
cell wall
Long Distance Transport
Xylem
Properties of Water
cohesive
adhesive
Water Transport Through Xylem
Cavitation
breaking of water columns
Embolism
air bubble
cohesion tension hypothesis
transstomatal transpiration
transcuticular transpiration
Control of Water Transport by Guard Cells
blue light =best
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adequate soil moisture
prevent heat stress
stress=abscisic acid
guard cells close
CAM plants
c3 metabolism
night
Phloem
pressure flow hypothesis
theoried
membrane bound molecular pumps
active transport
connected to molecular pumps
very important in transport processes
related to osmosis
simliar K+ pumps
aids in CAM