Water Uptake and Response to Water Stress in Plants

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Which of the following is an example of water potential component?

Pressure potential

Pure water has a higher water potential than which solution?

0.1 M sucrose solution

Which solution has a lower water potential?

0.1 M sucrose solution

In which direction does water move between two solutions with different water potentials?

From hypotonic to hypertonic solution

Under what conditions would soil solution move into the root cells?

When the soil solution has more solutes

Which solution is hypotonic in relation to the other solution?

Solution A

What is the principle that determines the direction of water flow?

Water moves from high water potential to lower water potential

Which principle is being applied in the study of water uptake along a pumpkin root?

Principle of water movement

What is the purpose of the study on the tissue organization in roots?

To understand the pathways for water uptake by roots

How can water cross plant membranes?

By diffusion

What is the main factor contributing to potential water stress in plants?

Soil water deficit

What is the response of young cotton plants to water stress?

Increased abscission

What is the effect of water stress on photosynthesis and leaf expansion in sunflower?

Decreased photosynthesis

Which plant hormone is compared in the growth study of normal vs. ABA-deficient maize plants?

Abscisic acid

Under what conditions is the water potential of plants measured?

Under various growing conditions

Which of the following is a pathway for water uptake by the root?

Diffusion

Which factor contributes to potential water stress in plants?

Soil water deficit

What is the purpose of studying the tissue organization in roots?

To understand water movement

What is the response of young cotton plants to water stress?

Abscission

What is the effect of water stress on photosynthesis and leaf expansion in sunflower?

Decreased photosynthesis and leaf expansion

What is the main factor that determines the direction of water flow?

Water potential

Which plant hormone is compared in the growth study of normal vs. ABA-deficient maize plants?

ABA

Which solution has a lower water potential?

Soil water deficit

Which component of water potential is responsible for the turgor pressure in a turgid cell without sign of plasmolysis?

Pressure potential

Which solution has a higher water potential when compared to a 0.1 M sucrose solution?

Pure water

Which solution would be considered hypotonic in relation to the other solution when separated by a membrane?

Solution A with more water and less solutes

Which solution has a lower water potential when compared to the other solution when separated by a membrane?

Solution B with less free water and more solutes

Which direction does water move between two solutions with different water potentials?

From hypotonic to hypertonic solution

Under what conditions would soil solution move into the root cells?

When the soil solution has more solutes

What is the principle that determines the direction of water flow?

Water potential gradient

Test your knowledge on water uptake and response to water stress in plants with this quiz. Explore key concepts such as water potential and its components, including pressure potential and solute potential. Learn about the water balance of plants and discover examples that illustrate the concept of water potential.

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