T RANSPORT OF WATER & NUTRIENTS IN PLANTS Biology ATAR Unit 2 Chapter 12 Pages 302-305; 309-316.

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TRANSPORT OF WATER & NUTRIENTS IN PLANTS Biology ATAR Unit 2 Chapter 12 Pages 302-305; 309-316

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X YLEM Xylem transports water and nutrients absorbed from the roots It is made up of 2 cell types: tracheids and vessel elements They are tubular in shape and have pitted walls Lignin As xylem cells mature, they die and leave behind hollow cells supported by the remaining cell wall Wood is composed entirely of xylem tissue

Transcript of T RANSPORT OF WATER & NUTRIENTS IN PLANTS Biology ATAR Unit 2 Chapter 12 Pages 302-305; 309-316.

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TRANSPORT OF WATER & NUTRIENTS IN PLANTSBiology ATAR Unit 2

Chapter 12Pages 302-305; 309-316

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VASCULAR TISSUE Xylem and phloem are

tubular pathways through which fluids flow. They form the circulatory system of plants

Xylem and phloem vessels are found in the roots, stems and leaves of plants are referred to as vascular tissue

Vascular tissue is found extensively throughout the plant, from the root tips to the ends of leaves

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PHLOEM Phloem is conductive tissue

involved in the transport of sugars (sucrose)

There are 2 types of phloem cells: sieve cells and companion cells

Phloem cells are living cells with no nucleus or mitochondria and are connected to each other by sieve holes

Phloem is located outside the xylem in woody stems and forms the inner part of the bark

When a tree is ringbarked, it cuts the phloem tissue and causes the tree’s death

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ACTIVITIES TO DO Plant Nutrition and

Transport 14mins https://

www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsY8j8f54I0

Biozone: Transport in Plants pg 137 Stems and Roots pg

138/139 Uptake by the root pg 140 Xylem and Phloem pg 141 Translocation pg 145