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What is one way plants can eliminate excess water?
What is one way plants can eliminate excess water?
- Photosynthesis
- Transpiration (correct)
- Respiration
- Glycolysis
How do plants commonly store waste products?
How do plants commonly store waste products?
- In mitochondria
- In chloroplasts
- In ribosomes
- In cellular vacuoles (correct)
Which of the following can be considered a waste product generated by plants during photosynthesis?
Which of the following can be considered a waste product generated by plants during photosynthesis?
- Water
- Nitrate
- Oxygen (correct)
- Glucose
What is one of the strategies that plants use to manage waste disposal?
What is one of the strategies that plants use to manage waste disposal?
Where are resins and gums, which serve as a form of waste storage in plants, typically found?
Where are resins and gums, which serve as a form of waste storage in plants, typically found?
Flashcards
Plant Excretion
Plant Excretion
Plants get rid of waste products in ways different from animals, often through parts of their structures (like leaves or old xylem), releasing them into the soil or storing them in vacuoles.
Photosynthesis Waste
Photosynthesis Waste
Plants produce oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis, which they then release to the atmosphere.
Transpiration
Transpiration
Plants eliminate excess water through the process of transpiration.
Waste Storage in Plants
Waste Storage in Plants
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Dead Cells & Plant Waste
Dead Cells & Plant Waste
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Waste in Soil
Waste in Soil
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Study Notes
Plant Excretion Strategies
- Plants use different excretion methods than animals.
- Oxygen is a waste product of photosynthesis.
- Plants manage oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- Transpiration removes excess water.
- Plants utilize dead cells and shedding parts (like leaves) to dispose of waste.
- Waste products are stored in cellular vacuoles.
- Fallen leaves store waste products.
- Resins and gums, often in old xylem, store waste.
- Plants release some waste into surrounding soil.
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