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What happens during daylight in terms of gas exchange in plants?
What happens during daylight in terms of gas exchange in plants?
- Carbon dioxide is released and oxygen is taken in
- Oxygen is released and carbon dioxide is taken in (correct)
- Water vapor is released and carbon dioxide is taken in
- Oxygen is released and water vapor is taken in
What causes the stomata to open in plants?
What causes the stomata to open in plants?
- Increased sunlight causing the guard cells to become turgid
- Decreased water uptake causing the guard cells to become flaccid
- Decreased water uptake causing the guard cells to become turgid
- Increased water uptake causing the guard cells to become turgid (correct)
Which plant organ regulates the opening and closing of stomata?
Which plant organ regulates the opening and closing of stomata?
- Guard cells (correct)
- Epidermis
- Root hair cells
- Xylem vessels
How do guard cells influence the opening and closing of stomata?
How do guard cells influence the opening and closing of stomata?
What do lenticels in plants facilitate?
What do lenticels in plants facilitate?
How do gases diffuse through leaves in plants?
How do gases diffuse through leaves in plants?
Which structure in plants is primarily responsible for gas exchange in leaves?
Which structure in plants is primarily responsible for gas exchange in leaves?
What is the main function of lenticels in plants?
What is the main function of lenticels in plants?
In which part of a plant would you expect to find a high density of stomata?
In which part of a plant would you expect to find a high density of stomata?
What gas is primarily exchanged through lenticels in plants?
What gas is primarily exchanged through lenticels in plants?
Which cellular process in plants is NOT directly related to gas exchange?
Which cellular process in plants is NOT directly related to gas exchange?
Why are stomata typically found on the underside of leaves in many plant species?
Why are stomata typically found on the underside of leaves in many plant species?
Which structure in plants enables the exchange of gases between the air and the cells in interior tissues?
Which structure in plants enables the exchange of gases between the air and the cells in interior tissues?
In which part of the plant would you find lenticels?
In which part of the plant would you find lenticels?
What is the main role of lenticels in plant stems?
What is the main role of lenticels in plant stems?
Which type of substance is suberin known to be?
Which type of substance is suberin known to be?
What is the main mechanism by which gas exchange occurs in leaves?
What is the main mechanism by which gas exchange occurs in leaves?
How do lenticels contribute to the overall health of a plant?
How do lenticels contribute to the overall health of a plant?
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