GCSE Biology - Transport in plants - Translocation (Phloem) and Transpiration (Xylem) #51
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- Опубліковано 28 лис 2018
- Learn how plants transport sugars via the phloem (translocation) and water via the xylem (transpiration) between the roots and leaves. We also cover the factors that affect the rate of transpiration: light intensity, temperature, humidity and air flow.
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Post-Video Quiz:
1. What are translocation and transpiration? (0:08)
2. What is the phloem and what are its functions? (0:30)
3. What is the xylem and what are its functions? (1:22)
4. What does lignin do? (1:37)
5. What are the four main factors that affect the rate of transpiration? (2:52)
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The four factors affecting the rate of transpiration:
Temperature
Light Intensity
Air Flow
Humidity
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Plants make their own sugars through photosynthesis.
Translocation is the movement of materials from leaves to other tissues throughout the plant. And its mainly achieved by flowing the cells which arranged ends to ends to form long columns that called float and tubes.
Transpiration involves loss of water vapour through the stomata of plants. All the water molecules is is being arranged into one long chain then every tongue of water evaporates from leaf out of the stomata, drags the rest of the chains up slightly pulling along another water molecule.
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How do the pores in Phloem help the cell sap to flow. Wouldn't it slow it down instead?
The pores allow organic nutrients to pass along the sieve tube from one cell to another . Basically more efficency in transport of organic nutrients like cell sap
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Could you please explain why it is important that dissolved sugars are moved both upwards and downwards in a plant?
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Hi, can a transpiration pull occur even if the roots of the plant are not present?
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Thank you for your effort in explaining these to us.As your title stated is about translocation and transpiration , I would wish to have more information about translocation which related with the phloem loading and phloem unloading stuff. And also I would really like to figure out the usage of sieve cells and companion cells too. Could anyone explain to me by replying my message maybe ?
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Night time, a tomato are closed so t can’t take place.
At higher temperatures, the (water) particles have more energy. This makes them more likely to evaporate
Air flow: the inside of the leaf has a much higher gr
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Does more transpiration mean more photosynthesis?
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I was taught that The ph of the soil also affects transpiration rates
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hi, thanks for the video, can you please explain to me the air flow on the rate of transpiration and the relatioship between air flow around the plant and transpiration rate? Thanks so much
Hmmm... so here‘s the deal!
To understand the role of airflow in the process of transpiration we ought to first try to understand what air flow really does! A constant airflow just means that the leaf is gonna have fresh air (here fresh indicates unsaturated or less humid air which is yet to be treated by the transpiring water from the plant) gushing over it always, maintaining a good concentrantion gradient, thereby helping water transpire more easily!
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wait.. so whats transpiration again?
Hey Soqu, it's a bit of a vague term, but really it just means 'the evaporation of water from leaves' :)
Evaporation of water
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